Kimberly Overman

Kimberly Overman is raising her grandson after caring for her adult son following a traumatic brain injury, until his death in 2023.¹ She has described that experience as central to her understanding of what healthcare and government decisions mean for families.¹

Overman earned a degree in agricultural and resource economics at the University of Maryland and went on to work in financial planning.² She spent more than thirty years helping clients plan for their finances and is now retired from that profession.¹ Her business experience includes leading an investment advisory firm and owning commercial space in Tampa's Seminole Heights neighborhood.² She also helped revive a business chamber for Tampa's urban core.²

She won election to the Hillsborough County Commission in 2018 and served through 2022.³ Her campaign describes work on housing, health services and support for businesses and families during that period.³ She won the 2026 Democratic primary for Florida's 12th Congressional District and now faces Republican Congressman Gus Bilirakis and independent candidate Branden Scrivener.⁴

Overman's current priorities include housing supply, insurance and utility costs, healthcare access and government accountability.⁴ She supports strengthening Social Security and Medicare and improving support for family caregivers.¹ She also emphasizes voting rights and greater transparency in public decisions and spending.¹