Nathan Boyles: Florida House District 3 Representative
June 10, 2026
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Finance Connection
| Candidate | Donor | Amount | Industry | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nathan Boyles | FLORIDA HOUSE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE | $13,000 | PARTY AFFILIATED COMMITTEE | May 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | BEAR JENNIFER TAYLOR | $1,000 | HOMEMAKER | Mar 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES OF FLORIDA FOR FREE ENTERPRISE | $1,000 | POLITICAL COMMITTEE | Feb 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | HARRIS SUZANNE | $1,000 | DIGITAL MARKETING EXECUTIVE | Mar 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | GEC LANDSCAPING, LLC | $1,000 | LANDSCAPING | Feb 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | ACCOUNTABILITY IN GOVERNMENT, INC. | $1,000 | POLITICAL COMMITTEE | Feb 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | HARRIS WILLIAM C | $1,000 | RETIRED | Mar 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | BEAR CINDI F | $1,000 | HOMEMAKER | Mar 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | ALLEN TURNER CHEVROLET | $1,000 | AUTO DEALER | Jan 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | 67 FLORIDA | $1,000 | POLITICAL COMMITTEE | Feb 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | A BOLD FLORIDA FUTURE | $1,000 | POLITICAL COMMITTEE | Feb 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | ANDERSON ANTHONY S | $1,000 | RETIRED | Jan 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | ASPHALT MILLING OF FLORIDA LLC | $1,000 | ASPHALT MILLING | Mar 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES OF FLORIDA | $1,000 | POLITICAL COMMITTEE | Feb 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | BEAR DAVID MORRIS | $1,000 | BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR | Mar 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | AEROHEAD INC | $1,000 | MACHINE MANUFACTURING | Feb 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | 21ST CENTURY PUBLIC SERVANT | $1,000 | POLITICAL COMMITTEE | Feb 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | BEAR BELLE Y | $1,000 | HOMEMAKER | Mar 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | BAYLISS SLATER | $1,000 | GOVERNMENT RELATIONS | Feb 2025 |
| Nathan Boyles | BEAR III LEWIS | $1,000 | BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR | Mar 2025 |
Reported financial relationships and timing signals. This does not prove motive or influence. Readers draw their own conclusions.
The Frame
As a state representative, Nathan Boyles votes on legislation affecting state laws, taxes, and public services, and he is currently seeking a new term in the 2026 election.
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District 3 Residents
Residents are represented by the officeholder in the Florida House of Representatives.
Pace Fire Rescue District Property Owners
Property owners may be affected by changes to non-ad valorem assessment exemptions for churches.
Last recorded activity June 10, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- Nathan Boyles assumed office on June 10, 2025, and his current term ends on November 3, 2026.
- Boyles is a candidate in the Republican primary scheduled for August 18, 2026.
- Legislative compensation includes a base salary of $29,697 per year plus a per diem of $175 per day for up to 60 days.
- Boyles sponsored FL H4051, which provides an exemption from non-ad valorem assessments for churches in the Pace Fire Rescue District.
- Boyles sponsored FL H4053, which provides an exemption from non-ad valorem assessments for churches in the Avalon Beach-Mulat Fire Protection District.
- Boyles sponsored FL H0277, which became law (Chapter 2026-86) regarding domestic violence and protective injunctions.
- Boyles sponsored FL H1417, which became law (Chapter 2026-2) regarding the Department of Environmental Protection.
- Boyles sponsored legislation that did not pass, including bills on yellow signal timing (H0543), gender identity employment practices (H0641), and a Charlie Kirk Day of Remembrance (H0125).
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Why It Matters
As a state representative, Nathan Boyles votes on legislation affecting state laws, taxes, and public services, and he is currently seeking a new term in the 2026 election.
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Patterns POLISCOPE noticed across the record. These are observations to investigate, not conclusions.
Legislative Focus on Fire District Exemptions
The representative sponsored two separate bills (H4051 and H4053) in the same session specifically to grant non-ad valorem assessment exemptions to churches within Santa Rosa County fire districts.
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