Robin Bartleman is a Democratic member of the Florida House of Representatives, representing District 103 in Broward County. She assumed office on November 3, 2020, initially for District 104 before redistricting, and was re-elected in 2022 against Republican George Navarini. A longtime Weston resident since 1994, she is a mother of two daughters and shares her home with two dogs. Bartleman is Catholic and has a background as an educator and public servant, including one term as Weston City Commissioner from 2000 to 2004.

Notable achievements and positions: She serves as ranking member on the Healthcare Regulation Subcommittee and holds seats on subcommittees for local administrations, federal affairs, special districts, agriculture, conservation, resiliency, and health care appropriations. Bartleman opposed Florida's 15-week abortion restriction and expansion of school vouchers, citing impacts on public schools and accountability.

Education and Political Experience

• Education and Early Career: Worked as a special education teacher and assistant principal at Poinciana Park Elementary in Miami's Liberty City neighborhood .
• Political Experience:
  • Weston City Commissioner .
  • Florida House of Representatives, District 104 .
  • Florida House of Representatives, District 103 .