11 Facts About Blaise Ingoglia

In February 2023, Ingoglia introduced a bill that would eliminate the Florida Democratic Party.

Blaise Ingoglia was born in Queens in New York City, and attended Queens College, and Brooklyn College, he did not graduate.

Blaise Ingoglia ran for office 2008, spending nearly fifty thousand dollars of his own money "to unseat the career, big-government, tax-and-spend county commissioners from office that refused to offer property tax relief," an effort that was ultimately successful.

Blaise Ingoglia was elected as the Chairman of the Hernando County Republican Executive Committee in 2009, and then was elected the Vice-Chairman of the Republican Party of Florida in 2011.

In 2016 Blaise Ingoglia stepped down as Chairman of the Hernando County Republican Party when he was elected State Committeeman for Hernando County.

In 2014, incumbent State Representative Robert C Schenck was unable to seek re-election due to term limits, so Ingoglia ran to succeed him.

Blaise Ingoglia won the Republican primary unopposed, and faced Democratic nominee Rose Rocco, a former Hernando County Commissioner, and independent candidates James Scavetta and Hamilton R Hanson in the general election.

Blaise Ingoglia was reelected as state party chair in January 2017, defeating Christian Ziegler.

Blaise Ingoglia proposed legislation that prohibit technology companies from "deplatforming" political candidates.

Blaise Ingoglia made an exemption for The Walt Disney Company, which runs Walt Disney World in Florida.

In 2022, Blaise Ingoglia was term-limited in the state house and ran for the Florida Senate in the 11th district, succeeding Republican Senate president Wilton Simpson.