Val Demings for Congress

Holding Congress Accountable

It is time to get Congress out of the pockets of special interests and back in the business of working for us.

Getting America Back to Work

Check Out Val Demings' plan to put Americans back to work

Meet Val

Learn more about Val Demings, Orlando's first female Chief of Police.

The new FL-10 district lines.

Click here for an interactive map of the new district lines.

Yard signs are HERE!

You can pick up yard signs at 4 locations throughout the district. Click here for locations.

Holding Congress Accountable

Getting America Back to Work

Meet Val

The new FL-10 district lines.

Yard signs are HERE!

In the News

Oct25

Val Demings moves from police to politics

Orlando Sentinel

Val Demings didn't set out to be a congressional candidate any more than she set out to be a police officer.

But a chance visit with a police recruiter started Demings on an unlikely path that ended with her running the Orlando Police Department. Now she's hoping for a similarly improbable ending as she runs for the U.S. House against well-known incumbent Dan Webster.

Oct19

Dan Webster, Val Demings spar over attack ads, jobs

Orlando Sentinel

"Congressman Webster's record should be a major part of his campaign. … I have not taken any $10,000 trips to the Keys with lobbyists so they can influence my vote in Congress," Demings said.

From the Campaign

Nov1

Val Demings joins former state Sen. Gelber in Calling on Gov. Scott to Extend Early Voting Hours

Given the record turnout and enthusiasm for early voting in Central Florida, Val Demings is joining former state Senator, Dan Gelber in calling on Governor Rick Scott to extend early voting throughout Florida.

Oct19

Chief Val Demings Wins Tiger Bay Debate

Today's debate showed the stark differences between Chief Val Demings and Congressman Dan Webster. Chief Demings clearly showed that she is the best candidate for the 10th District.

While Chief Demings highlighted her strong background of leadership in Central Florida and her plan to hold Congress accountable, Congressman Webster defended his close ties to special interests and lobbyists.