Meet Anthony
Anthony Bonna is a proven conservative leader, proud patriot, and Eagle Scout dedicated to improving the lives of Florida’s families.
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As a Port St. Lucie City Councilman, Bonna has helped foster economic growth, reduce taxes, and ensure responsible governance. Under his leadership, Port St. Lucie achieved a 10% tax reduction over three years, earning recognition for having one of the lowest tax rates among Florida’s 20 largest cities.
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A steadfast advocate for conservative values, Bonna was one of Florida’s 30 Presidential Electors in 2024, proudly casting his vote for President Donald J. Trump. He represents St. Lucie County Republicans as State Committeeman and serves as Chairman of the Republican Party of Florida’s State Committeeman and Committeewoman Caucus, representing all 67 counties on the Executive Board.
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Bonna’s passion for service is rooted in gratitude toward the organizations that shaped his youth. A scholarship recipient who became Chairman of the St. Lucie County Education Foundation, a Rotary scholarship recipient who became a 10-year Rotarian, a “Little Brother” in Big Brothers Big Sisters who now serves on its Board, a Georgetown alumnus who interviews prospective students, a Catholic parishioner who serves on his parish council, and an Eagle Scout who has served on the Eagle Scout Board of Review, Bonna’s life reflects a consistent commitment to giving back to the institutions that helped form him.
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He also serves as Chairman of the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council and is a graduate of Leadership Martin, Leadership St. Lucie, and Leadership Florida Connect. Professionally, he is the founder of Good Help Group, a marketing firm that helps businesses and nonprofits grow while maintaining fiscal responsibility.
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A devoted husband and father, Anthony lives in Port St. Lucie with his wife, Tara, and their children, Aubrey, Anthony Jr., and Adele. Guided by faith, family, and service, he is running for Florida House District 85 to fight for lower taxes, affordable insurance, school choice, economic growth, and stronger infrastructure.