Oscar Braynon

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Oscar Braynon
Oscar Braynon (D-33nd).jpg
Minority Leader of the Florida Senate
In office
November 21, 2016 –November 19, 2018
Florida Senate
Preceded by Minority Leader of the Florida Senate
2016–2018		Succeeded by
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