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Greco raised $113,000+ for the campaign and $42,000+ to his political committee, First Coast Conservative Coalition.

One month since entering the race, Sam Greco announced his campaign raised more than $155,000 in his bid for Florida House District 19, the seat now held by term-limited House Speaker Paul Renner.

HD 19 serves Flagler and part of St. Johns counties.

Greco raised over $113,000 for the campaign and more than $42,000 for his political committee, First Coast Conservative Coalition.

“I am overwhelmed with the outpouring of support I have received,” said Greco, a Navy Reserves officer. “I’m confident we will have the necessary resources to win this race and deliver for the people of Flagler and St. Johns counties.”

According to his campaign website, Greco believes: “Northeast Florida is at a critical point right now and with the right type of leadership, the region is poised to become the best place in Florida to start a business and raise a family. Florida needs conservative fighter Sam Greco to defeat the radical left, move the region forward, and keep Florida free.”

Greco served as an active-duty JAG officer in the U.S. Navy from 2019-2024, most recently stationed at Naval Station Mayport in Jacksonville. During his time on active duty, Greco provided legal services in a variety of environments, including aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford and USS West Virginia. Greco continues to serve in the United States Navy Reserves as an officer.

Grieco has been married to Elanda since 2023. As a child, Elanda and her family legally immigrated to the United States following the fall of communism in Europe, where they witnessed socialist policies firsthand.

Greco’s family has lived in Florida for nearly 100 years. His great-grandfather ran the barbershop at Coral Gables’ Biltmore Hotel, where Sam and Elanda got married. Greco’s maternal grandfather owned land in Flagler County, and his paternal grandfather graduated from the University of Miami with one of the first postwar classes.

To learn more about Greco and his campaign, visit samgrecoforflorida.com.

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6 comments

Phil Morton
April 5, 2024 at 4:56 am

Adam Morley has the issues on his side this year. Vote Morley!
He’s a joke
April 5, 2024 at 7:48 pm

This guy is a liar. He had friends and family businesses donate so he can get his article out there and make it look like he has support in time for lobbyists. No one even knows who he is in the district. He just moved into it to buy this seat February. He’s a weirdo, awkward, unemployed and said his dad wants him to be in politics.
True story
April 7, 2024 at 12:01 pm

He prosecuted soldiers for not be vaccinated. I know my nephew was one of them.
- Rick Whitaker
  April 7, 2024 at 5:52 pm
  
  true story, i don’t get it, that would be a reason to support. him. i would prosecute someone for knowingly harming others myself. are you saying you would allow someone to kill my son be being near him and giving him covid because some ahole that wasn’t vaccinated can get his self-centered way?
James St George
April 7, 2024 at 3:26 pm

Veteran in name only
True Story–please email me about your nephew.
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Hoya Saxa
April 12, 2024 at 4:25 am

Oh I remember Sam, he used to introduce himself in the freshman year dorms by saying: “I’m Sam Greco, and I’m going to be president of the US one day.”