Plakon, Rachel
Editor’s note: Plakon did not respond to Oviedo Community News’ phone calls or emails.
Age: Editor’s note: If Oviedo Community News could not confirm the age for each candidate in a race, we omit the ages for all candidate in the race out of fairness.
Registered political party: Republican
Where they live: Lake Mary
Where they work: Plakon is currently a fulltime real estate broker and is the president of Southeast Ingenuity Investments, Inc.
Prior work experience: Plakon was a reporter/writer for an independent contractor, real estate agent for KW Commercial/Classic Reality and a land specialist for NAI Realvest.
Prior political experience: Vice Chair of the Planning and Zoning Board for the City of Winter Garden and worked as a community liaison/spokesperson for the Governors Mentoring initiative for the state of Florida
Summary of their campaign finance report: Plakon had $79,205.50
Summary of their voting record at BillTRack50
Candidate Q&A: This candidate did not respond to multiple requests to answer questions that were based on voter questions and expressed priorities. Each of the candidates within a race were asked the same questions and given the same amount of time to respond. OCN reporters emailed, texted and called the candidate who was given several weeks to respond.
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