Florida → House → District 94
The Florida House directory lists Meg Weinberger (R) for the 2024–26 term and gives the county coverage as Part of Palm Beach.
District map · 2022 House plan
¶ Geography and communities
Reconfigured under Florida’s 2022 decennial reapportionment plan, House District 94 covers the western suburban growth frontier, equestrian acreages, and rural transition belts of central-western Palm Beach County, extending westward from Florida's Turnpike toward the Glades agricultural boundary.
- Municipalities Included (Full or Partial):
- City of Westlake: Florida’s newest master-planned municipality, driving rapid residential construction, town-center retail, and infrastructure expansion.
- Village of Royal Palm Beach (Northern & Western Portions): Established master-planned suburban community featuring extensive park systems, residential neighborhoods, and retail centers.
- City of Palm Beach Gardens (Western Portions): Gated subdivisions, golf developments, and bio-corridor interfaces west of the Turnpike (city of residence of the incumbent).
- Census-Designated Places (CDPs), Acreage Enclaves & Rural Tracts:
- The Acreage: Vast unincorporated semi-rural community of multi-acre residential parcels, equestrian properties, and unpaved roadways.
- Loxahatchee & Loxahatchee Groves (Peripheral Interfaces): Rural equestrian and agricultural community designated as Palm Beach County’s "First Agrarian Town."
- Arden: Groundbreaking agrihood master-planned community centered around working agricultural production.
- Key Transportation & Drainage Corridors:
- State Road 80 (Southern Boulevard): Primary east-west commercial and freight multi-lane expressway carrying traffic between coastal West Palm Beach and the Glades agricultural basin.
- State Road 704 (Okeechobee Boulevard Extension): High-density commuter corridor connecting Royal Palm Beach and The Acreage eastward toward I-95.
- Northlake Boulevard & Seminole Pratt Whitney Road: Critical regional arterials serving as the primary freight and commuter spines for Westlake and The Acreage.
- C-51 Canal & Corbett Wildlife Management Area Levee System: Major regional freshwater canals and water conservation boundaries buffering the northern and western flanks of the district.
¶ Population and electorate
(District-specific metrics based on 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: Majority non-Hispanic White population concentrated throughout semi-rural acreage estates, gated communities, and equestrian developments, balanced by an expanding Hispanic/Latino population (growing rapidly across Royal Palm Beach, Westlake, and along commercial corridors) and established African American and Afro-Caribbean suburban working families.
- Household Structure: Predominantly working families with school-age children, small-business proprietors, and equestrian trade professionals in The Acreage and Westlake, contrasted with active retirees in western Palm Beach Gardens golf developments.
- Socioeconomic Character:
- Fast-growing suburban-exurban economy supported by residential and commercial construction, healthcare delivery, equestrian services, animal care, and small-business trades.
- Growth infrastructure pressures: high demand for roadway paving and capacity widening (e.g., Seminole Pratt Whitney Road and Northlake Boulevard extensions), utility water/wastewater line conversions, and new public school construction.
- Environmental and hydrological factors: vast low-lying acreage tracts rely on specialized drainage units (such as the Indian Trail Improvement District) to prevent repetitive flooding during tropical rainfall events and manage runoff into the Everglades watershed.
¶ Elections and political context
District 94 functions as a reliable Republican-performing suburban/exurban district in western Palm Beach County, combining strong conservative turnout in The Acreage and semi-rural precincts with competitive suburban voting blocs in Royal Palm Beach.
¶ 2026 general-election candidate: Elizabeth Holmes
The Florida Division of Elections candidate record lists Elizabeth Holmes (Democrat) as qualified for State Representative, District 94, in the 2026 general election; it records filing on April 29 and qualification on June 8, 2026. Florida's 2026 election calendar sets the general election for November 3, 2026. The August 18 date in the owner-supplied profile is the statewide primary date, not her next election.
Holmes's campaign website says she has taught English and Exceptional Student Education in Palm Beach County public schools for 15 years and earned an English Education degree from Florida Atlantic University. These are campaign statements, not independently verified employment or degree records. The campaign describes priorities in affordability, public schools, local decision-making, and opposing large data centers and overdevelopment near water resources. These are positions attributed to the campaign, not an assessment of their effects.
Campaign contact routes: website, Facebook, and Instagram. The campaign website links to the Facebook and Instagram accounts. The owner also supplied a personal Instagram and LinkedIn profile; their ownership was not independently confirmed, so treat them as identity-check leads before outreach.
Education detail to resolve: an owner-supplied Ballotpedia extract lists Wellington High School and a 2010 Florida Atlantic University bachelor's degree. BallotReady lists 2011 for the bachelor's degree, while the campaign site gives no year. The high school and graduation year are not treated as established facts here.
- Partisan Index: Solid Republican baseline performance (typically R+10 to R+15).
- Recent General Election History:
- Voter Resources & Official Information:
¶ Economic and civic anchors
- Healthcare Infrastructure:
- HCA Florida Palms West Hospital (Loxahatchee): 204-bed acute-care facility, children's hospital, and robotic surgical center serving as the primary healthcare anchor for western communities (where Representative Weinberger serves on the Board of Trustees). Florida House of Representatives
- Emergency freestanding healthcare clinics, ambulatory surgical centers, and regional physician practices expanding along Southern Boulevard and Seminole Pratt Whitney Road.
- Master-Planned Real Estate Development & Infrastructure:
- Minto Communities (Westlake Development): Large-scale residential and commercial development enterprise building the 3,800-acre master-planned City of Westlake.
- Animal Welfare, Agriculture & Youth Foundations:
- Rescue Life Animal Sanctuary / Harmony Helpers: Animal rescue and therapy ranch operations established by Weinberger, providing equine and animal-assisted therapy programs for special-needs individuals. Florida House of Representatives
- KidSanctuary Campus & Place of Hope: Regional child welfare, therapeutic foster care, and family-support organizations. Florida House of Representatives
- Higher Education & Non-Profit Governance:
- Stetson University (Board of Trustees): Private university governance network where Weinberger serves as an active Trustee.
- Potentia Academy & Restoration Bridge: Non-profit educational and food-distribution organizations where the incumbent holds board directorships. Florida House of Representatives
- Eco-Tourism & Wildlife Conservation:
- J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area: 60,000+ acre state wildlife preserve bordering the northern edge of the district, driving outdoor recreation and wildlife protection.
¶ People and organizations to map
- Grassroots Advocacy & Civic Coalitions:
- Moms for Liberty - Palm Beach County: Parental rights organization where Weinberger served as County Chair, providing strong grassroots campaign mobilization and school board policy influence. Florida House of Representatives
- Furry Friends / Humane Society of Greater Jupiter/Tequesta: Prominent regional animal welfare network where Weinberger serves on the Advisory Board. Florida House of Representatives
- Indian Trail Improvement District (ITID): Independent special district directing drainage canals, road improvements, and stormwater infrastructure across The Acreage.
- Civic Coalitions & Regional Business Chambers:
- Central Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce: Core commercial advocacy federation directing small-business expansion, zoning updates, and infrastructure lobbying across western Palm Beach County.
- Predecessor Alignment: Strong political alignment with former Representative Rick Roth, maintaining ties to regional agricultural and western business coalitions.
- Research Leads (Speculative Network Connections):
- Research Lead: Major master-planned land developers (such as Minto Communities) and civil roadbuilders active in Westlake likely coordinate with the delegation regarding Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) road-widening funds and local infrastructure credits.
- Research Lead: Regional hospital systems (HCA Healthcare) and pediatric therapy providers likely maintain active policy dialogue with Weinberger given her board service at Palms West Hospital and her committee assignments on the Select Committee on Property Taxes and the Education Administration Subcommittee. Florida House of Representatives
¶ Representation and legislative work
- Incumbent Member: Megan Georgene "Meg" Weinberger
- Biographical Background: Born October 16, 1972, in Detroit, Michigan; moved to Florida in 1979; resident of Palm Beach Gardens; married to Eric Weinberger; mother of two daughters. LobbyTools
- Academic Background: Attended Phillips Business College and Palm Beach State College. Wikipedia
- Professional Background: Non-profit development director, animal sanctuary founder, and child welfare advocate. Florida House of Representatives
- Civic Credentials: Trustee, Stetson University; Board of Trustees, HCA Florida Palms West Hospital; former Chair, Moms for Liberty Palm Beach County. Florida House of Representatives
- House Committee Assignments (2024–2026 Term): Florida House of Representatives
- Joint Administrative Procedures Committee (JAPC) Florida House of Representatives
- Select Committee on Property Taxes Florida House of Representatives
- State Affairs Committee Florida House of Representatives
- Agriculture & Natural Resources Budget Subcommittee Florida House of Representatives
- Civil Justice & Claims Subcommittee Florida House of Representatives
- Education Administration Subcommittee Florida House of Representatives
- Government Operations Subcommittee Florida House of Representatives
- Signature Policy Priorities: Residential property tax relief and homestead exemption protections; defending parental rights and expanding educational transparency in public schools; strengthening animal protection statutes and funding therapy programs for special-needs individuals; supporting law enforcement and first responder funding; and securing state budget appropriations for western Palm Beach County drainage infrastructure, canal flood mitigation, and roadway capacity expansions.
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.
Candidate status and filing dates: Florida Division of Elections candidate tracking, read 2026-10-08. Election date: Florida Division of Elections calendar. Campaign biography, stated priorities, and official campaign social links: Elizabeth Holmes campaign website, read 2026-10-08. Education year discrepancy: owner-supplied Ballotpedia extract versus BallotReady profile; neither school record was independently checked. Personal social-profile URLs were owner-supplied and remain identity leads. Ballotpedia-hosted portrait image was also supplied by the owner as a source lead; image rights and identity were not independently checked, so it is linked rather than embedded.
