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Bydlak picks up Associated Builders & Contractors endorsement

   June 21, 2018

Today, Rebekah Bydlak announced the endorsement of the Associated Builders & Contractors’ North Florida Chapter.

Associated Builders and Contractors of Florida is the largest Commercial Construction Association in the state, and in addition to its statewide and national presence, the North Florida chapter represents over 100 member companies between Tallahassee and Pensacola.

In its endorsement, ABC North Florida noted that its membership “seeks to endorse the candidate whose philosophy is most friendly to ours of free markets and nondiscrimination in public contracting and construction.”

Bydlak said upon the announcement: “I am honored to earn the endorsement of job creators whose industry is so crucial for House District 1. I look forward to supporting the kind of free-market principles that can keep putting Northwest Floridians to work.”

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