Wyman Duggan is a Republican member of the Florida House of Representatives, representing District 12 in parts of Duval County, including Jacksonville. Born on April 26, 1969, in Jacksonville, Florida, he is a fifth-generation Floridian, married for over 24 years with three children, and a Christian. A shareholder at Rogers Towers, P.A., he specializes in land use, zoning, permitting, property rights, and economic development, securing over $30 million in property tax reductions. Notable achievements include serving as Speaker pro tempore since November 19, 2024; chairing the Insurance & Banking Subcommittee; and sponsoring a 2024 bill to abolish police review boards. He is active in civic roles, such as past chair of Jacksonville's Charter Revision Commission and leadership in organizations like NAIOP and Rotary Club.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: BA from the University of the South ; JD from the College of William & Mary .
• Military Service: Commissioned officer in the U.S. Marine Corps; served in reserves .
• Political Experience: Elected to Florida House District 15 , then District 12 . Won 2018 primary and general . Committee roles: Chair, Insurance & Banking Subcommittee; member of Commerce, Ways & Means, and others. Previously District 15 representative.