Florida → House → District 110
The Florida House directory lists Tom Fabricio (R) for the 2024–26 term and gives the county coverage as Part of Miami-Dade.
District map · 2022 House plan
¶ Geography and communities
Enacted under Florida’s 2022 decennial redistricting plan, Florida House District 110 encompasses the residential master-planned suburban belt, industrial business parks, and lake communities of northwestern Miami-Dade County, situated along the Broward County border (Snake Creek Canal / County Line Road).
- Municipalities Included (Full or Partial):
- Town of Miami Lakes: Master-planned residential municipality and business center characterized by tree-lined curvilinear parkways, 23 scenic lakes, and the incumbent's district office along Fairway Drive. LobbyTools
- City of Hialeah (Northern & Western Portions): Major population and commercial anchor featuring dense single-family residential tracts, industrial warehouse complexes, and commercial retail corridors.
- City of Hialeah Gardens (Northern Interfaces): Commercial and light-industrial buffers along Okeechobee Road.
- Census-Designated Places (CDPs) & Suburban Enclaves:
- Country Club CDP: Dense master-planned suburban residential community buffering the Country Club of Miami and Florida's Turnpike.
- Palm Springs North (PSN): Established unincorporated residential lakefront community buffering Interstate 75 and the Broward County border.
- Key Transportation & Waterway Corridors:
- Interstate 75 (I-75 - Southern Terminus): Major interstate freeway connecting the Palmetto Expressway northward into Broward County.
- State Road 826 (Palmetto Expressway - Northwestern Arc): Premier multi-lane expressway carrying massive daily commuter volume between northwestern Miami-Dade and the airport corridor.
- State Road 924 (Gratigny Parkway): Limited-access toll expressway carrying east-west traffic between Miami Lakes and central Miami-Dade.
- State Road 823 (NW 57th Avenue / Red Road): High-density north-south retail, healthcare, and transit spine linking Miami Lakes to Hialeah.
- NW 67th Avenue (Ludlam Road): Major north-south commercial and civic spine running through the center of Miami Lakes.
- State Road 25 (US Highway 27 / Okeechobee Road - Northern Buffer): Heavy industrial freight and rock-mining transportation corridor.
- Snake Creek Canal (C-9 Canal) & C-8 Canal: Regional flood mitigation and drainage waterways managed by the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD).
¶ Population and electorate
(District-specific metrics based on enacted post-2020 reapportionment parameters; strictly excluding broader non-coterminous countywide totals.)
- Target Population: Standard reapportionment single-member baseline of ~179,754 residents post-2020 redistricting.
- Demographic Composition:
- Racial / Ethnic Composition: Performing Hispanic/Latino majority district (accounting for over 75% of district residents, dominated by established Cuban American families alongside an expanding South American and Central American diaspora, notably Colombian, Venezuelan, and Nicaraguan households), balanced by smaller non-Hispanic White and African American/Caribbean communities in Country Club and Miami Lakes.
- Linguistic Profile: High prevalence of bilingual Spanish-English and Spanish-dominant households across municipal commerce, civic meetings, and local schools.
- Household Structure: Predominantly middle-class and upper-middle-class commuter families with school-age children, small-business proprietors, corporate managers, and retirees residing in single-family residential developments and gated lake communities.
- Socioeconomic Character:
- Diversified suburban economy supported by professional legal services, healthcare logistics, aviation component manufacturing, commercial retail, and construction trades.
- Local structural and environmental issues: persistent residential complaints regarding limestone rock blasting in western quarries causing structural hairline cracking to foundations, pools, and drywall across PSN and Miami Lakes.
- Major constituent policy concerns center on property tax relief, homestead assessment limitations, residential property insurance affordability, rock blasting mitigation, and municipal home-rule zoning protections.
¶ Elections and political context
District 110 functions as a solid Republican-performing suburban stronghold in northwestern Miami-Dade County, characterized by high conservative turnout among Cuban American voters and suburban homeowners.
- Partisan Index: Solid Republican baseline performance (typically R+16 to R+24).
- Recent General Election History:
- 2024 General Election (November 5, 2024):
- Tom Fabricio (R - Incumbent): 71.2% (49,881 votes)
- Stanley Jean-Poix (D): 28.8% (20,207 votes)
- Margin: +42.4% (29,674 votes) R hold
- 2022 General Election (November 8, 2022):
- General election canceled after Fabricio qualified without major-party opposition (returned to office outright).
- 2020 General Election (Former District 103 - November 3, 2020):
- Tom Fabricio (R - Challenger): 54.0% (44,984 votes) Floridian Press
- Cindy Polo (D - Incumbent): 46.0% (38,269 votes)
- Margin: +8.0% (6,715 votes) R flip
- Voter Resources & Official Information:
¶ Economic and civic anchors
- Legal Profession & Insurance Defense:
- The Fabricio Law Firm, P.A. (Miami Lakes): Private legal practice founded and operated by Representative Fabricio, specializing in commercial litigation, property insurance claims, and real estate law.
- Corporate Commerce & Business Parks:
- Miami Lakes Business Park East & West: Extensive corporate office and light-manufacturing parks housing national and regional corporate headquarters, logistics firms, and medical equipment distributors.
- Main Street (Miami Lakes): Mixed-use downtown retail, dining, and cinematic core serving as the civic and commercial center of the town.
- Healthcare Infrastructure:
- Specialized community healthcare clinics, ambulatory surgical centers, and regional physician practices operating along Red Road and Ludlam Road.
- Hialeah Hospital (Steward Health Care / Tenet interface) & Palmetto General Hospital (Tenet Healthcare - Adjacent Medical Anchors): Major acute-care medical centers delivering 24/7 emergency medicine, cardiac surgery, and specialized inpatient care for northwestern district residents.
- Golf & Recreation Tourism:
- Country Club of Miami: Historic 36-hole golf complex designed by Robert Trent Jones, serving as a regional municipal recreational and tournament facility.
- Don Shula's Golf Club & The Miami Lakes Hotel on Main: Historic hospitality and golf destination anchoring sports tourism in the district.
¶ People and organizations to map
- Civic Coalitions & Regional Business Chambers:
- Miami Lakes Chamber of Commerce: Core commercial advocacy federation guiding business expansion, municipal permitting, and small-business networking.
- Hialeah Chamber of Commerce & Industries: Active commercial network representing manufacturing, warehousing, and retail operators in northern Hialeah.
- Town of Miami Lakes Leadership: Deep structural ties to the Mayor and Town Council, coordinating closely on municipal bridge disputes (e.g., NW 154th Street and NW 170th Street bridge openings over I-75 into Hialeah) and local traffic mitigation.
- Business & Free Enterprise Federations:
- Strong institutional alignment and awards from prominent business coalitions, including Associated Industries of Florida (AIF), the Florida Chamber of Commerce, and Americans for Prosperity - Florida. LegiStorm
- Research Leads (Speculative Network Connections):
- Research Lead: Mining industry conglomerates (such as the Florida Concrete & Products Association and regional limestone quarry operators in the Lake Belt) likely maintain active policy engagement with Fabricio given his perennial sponsorship of legislation seeking to study or restrict blasting limits (e.g., HB 115).
- Research Lead: Public employee labor unions (e.g., police and firefighter collective bargaining units) and state employee associations likely coordinate closely with Fabricio given his leadership role as Alternating Chair of the Joint Select Committee on Collective Bargaining. Floridian Press
¶ Representation and legislative work
- Incumbent Member: Thomas Paul "Tom" Fabricio LegiStorm
- Biographical Background: Born January 3, 1977, in Miami, Florida; resident of Miami Lakes; Roman Catholic; married to Laura Fabricio; father of two daughters (Veronica and Alexandra). LegiStorm
- Academic Background: B.A. in English and Political Science cum laude from Marymount Manhattan College (2005); J.D. from Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law (2008). LobbyTools
- Professional Background: Practicing attorney; managing partner of The Fabricio Law Firm, P.A.
- Public Service History: State Representative (2020–present; District 103 from 2020–2022; District 110 from 2022–present); former member of the Miami-Dade County Charter Review Task Force (2017–2018).
- House Committee Assignments & Leadership (2024–2026 Term):
- Alternating Chair, Joint Select Committee on Collective Bargaining: Bicameral leadership post resolving disputes and impasses in state and public-sector collective bargaining agreements.
- Vice Chair, Ways & Means Committee: Key legislative leadership position evaluating all statewide tax policies, sales tax holidays, corporate tax relief, and property tax caps.
- Judiciary Committee: Full standing committee directing criminal justice policy, civil litigation rules, court administration, and constitutional matters.
- Criminal Justice Subcommittee: Direct jurisdiction over penal code sentencing enhancements, law enforcement standards, and criminal procedure.
- Rules & Ethics Committee: Directs chamber floor procedures, bill scheduling, calendar management, and ethics standards.
- Natural Resources & Disasters Subcommittee: Direct oversight of environmental regulation, water resource protection, and disaster response.
- Information Technology Budget & Policy Subcommittee: Reviews state government IT infrastructure, cybersecurity systems, and artificial intelligence integration.
- Transportation & Economic Development Budget Subcommittee: Recommends state budget allocations for the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), highway infrastructure, and regional economic development.
- Signature Policy Priorities: Providing broad property tax relief, enhancing homestead exemptions, and lowering local business taxes (HB 103 / HB 1397); addressing and mitigating property damage caused by limestone rock blasting in northwestern Miami-Dade (HB 115); stabilizing Florida's property insurance market and enacting tort reform; protecting law enforcement officers and public safety personnel (HB 627); and securing state budget appropriations for local stormwater drainage improvements, lake flood abatement, and roadway congestion relief in Miami Lakes and Hialeah. LobbyTools
Research text: Gemini browser session, 2026-10-04. Officeholder and county coverage: Florida House directory. The graph keeps these leads separate from the reference office record.