Meet Stephanie

Stephanie Vazquez fights for those too often left behind: survivors, veterans, working families, and everyday people who deserve more from their government.

Raised in poverty and shaped by service in the United States Air Force, Stephanie turned adversity into action, leading national efforts to combat human trafficking and championing real solutions, not just quick fixes.

Stephanie’s running for Pasco County Commission to put power back where it belongs, with the people.

Her fight is personal. From opening the nation’s first boys’ safe home for survivors of trafficking to helping veterans access healthcare, housing, and jobs, Stephanie’s always worked to challenge broken systems and build stronger communities.

Stephanie’s priorities reflect what families like hers need every day: better roads, strong schools, safer neighborhoods, and leadership that listens.

At home in Wesley Chapel, Stephanie and her husband, Yamani, are raising six children, all proud Pasco public school students.