Blaise Ingoglia

Blaise Ingoglia is a politician currently serving as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Florida. Before becoming CFO, Ingoglia was a residential homebuilder, mortgage broker, and the founder of the public spending awareness initiative "Government Gone Wild". He has a long history in Florida politics, serving in the Florida House of Representatives (2014–2022), as Chair of the (2015–2019), and in the Florida State Senate (2022–2025) before resigning to take his current Cabinet position.

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Economy, jobs and wages

Ingoglia emphasizes strong returns on state funds, publicizing that Florida’s treasury investments earned nearly $2.6 billion during the 2025–2026 fiscal year while returning over $847 million in unclaimed property back to citizens.

A signature component of Ingoglia’s tenure has been leading "Florida DOGE" (Department of Government Efficiency) audits. His office aggressively scrutinizes municipal and county budgets, with his campaign highlighting that these efforts exposed $3.7 billion in wasteful or excessive local government spending within his first year.

Housing

Ingoglia strongly advocates for lowering the financial burden on homeowners. He is actively collaborating with Governor DeSantis to back a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at completely eliminating property taxes on homestead exemptions.

Recognizing Florida's property insurance crisis, Ingoglia campaigns on lowering insurance costs and increasing scrutiny on providers. He has positioned his office as an advocate for policyholders, pushing for stricter insurer accountability and a renewed focus on arresting individuals committing insurance fraud.

CFO Blaise Ingoglia’s top priority is making Florida more affordable, with a focus on lowering property taxes and reducing insurance costs for hardworking families.

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Local control

A signature component of Ingoglia’s tenure has been leading "Florida DOGE" (Department of Government Efficiency) audits. His office aggressively scrutinizes municipal and county budgets, with his campaign highlighting that these efforts exposed $3.7 billion in wasteful or excessive local government spending within his first year.

Taxes and government spending

CFO Blaise Ingoglia’s top priority is making Florida more affordable, with a focus on lowering property taxes and reducing insurance costs for hardworking families.

myfloridacfo.com ·

Technology and privacy

As CFO, Ingoglia has pushed Florida toward emerging financial markets, overseeing the state's launch of the Florida Stablecoin Pilot Program (enacted through SB 1568) to explore blockchain and digital asset integration within the state's financial framework.

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