Why Raul?
Real Experience. Real Leadership. Real Results.
Raul Gallon is running to represent Florida House District 100 because he believes this community deserves more than political soundbites, it deserves leadership grounded in real-world experience. As a self-made entrepreneur, father, and first-generation immigrant, Raul understands the daily challenges facing working families, small business owners, and homeowners in South Florida.
His vision is practical, people-focused, and shaped by lived experience. Raul’s priorities for District 100 include:
✔ Protecting Homeowners & Fixing Florida’s Insurance Crisis
Raul will hold insurance companies accountable, eliminate unfair caps like the $10,000 water-damage limit, crack down on fraud, and require clear, plain-language policies so families get the coverage they pay for.
✔ Protecting Communities From Over-Development
He supports responsible growth that matches infrastructure, prevents flooding and traffic gridlock, preserves neighborhood character, and ensures developers—not taxpayers—pay their fair share.
✔ Reducing Citizens’ Monopoly & Lowering Premiums
Raul will work to restore a balanced insurance market by bringing back private competition, reducing Citizens’ overgrowth, stabilizing regulations, and protecting homeowners from hidden assessments and surprise costs.
✔ Combating the Opioid Epidemic With Common-Sense Measures
He supports expanding addiction treatment, strengthening penalties for traffickers, and launching school and neighborhood programs to prevent fentanyl deaths and synthetic drug use.
✔ Building Safer, Stronger Communities
Raul will support small businesses, improve community policing, expand senior services, and invest in modern infrastructure and flood-protection systems that make District 100 resilient.
✔ Addressing Homelessness With Accountability & Support
Raul backs structured housing solutions—not street camping—and will expand job training, mental-health support, daytime service centers, and improved coordination between police and social services.
With over two decades of leadership in insurance and risk management, Raul has handled thousands of complex claims, led national catastrophe teams, and built a business from the ground up—licensed in 19 states with over 750 bilingual adjusters in his network. His life has been shaped by responsibility, not privilege. He knows how to lead because he’s done the hard work himself.
Raul is not a career politician. He’s a neighbor, a business owner, and a problem-solver who understands what’s at stake. Inspired by the legacy of his late father, a Supreme Court Justice in Colombia, Raul is committed to serving District 100 with integrity, fairness, and results that matter.
✔ Vote Raul Gallon for Florida House – District 100
A Voice for the People. A Fighter for Results.
Meet Raul
Raul Gallon – Candidate Profile
• City of Residence: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• Occupation: Entrepreneur | Chief Executive Officer – Insurance & Risk Management
• Marital Status: married
• Children: Two – David (4 years old) and Eva (1 year old)
• Education:
• Broward College – Associate of Arts, General Education (1996–1998)
• Florida Atlantic University – Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Minor in International Economics (1998–2001)
• Date of Birth: August 1, 1972
• Place of Birth: Bogotá, Colombia
• Year Relocated to Florida: 1995
• Religious Affiliation: Roman Catholic
• Personal Interests: Fitness, competitive sports, international travel
Raul Gallon is a first-generation Colombian-American, successful entrepreneur, and seasoned insurance professional with over 23 years of industry leadership. After immigrating to Florida in 1995, Raul worked his way through college, graduating from Florida Atlantic University with a degree in Business Administration and a minor in International Economics—while supporting himself as an international student.
Today, Raul is the Founder and CEO of G&G Insurance Adjusters, Inc., a respected Florida-based firm with over 750 bilingual adjusters serving catastrophe zones across the U.S. He also leads G&G Holdings Group, LLC, a diversified company focused on risk management, insurance solutions, and small business growth.
Raul has handled over 15,000 claims, led teams through 19+ hurricanes, and worked with top national carriers including AIG, Citizens, Zurich, and Lexington Insurance. Licensed in 19 states, he has served both on the field and in executive roles, managing multimillion-dollar losses…
Raul Delivers: Proven Leadership for District 100
Raul didn’t just keep his promises—he delivered real results for District 94.
Protecting Homeowners & Fixing Florida’s Insurance Crisis
Protecting Communities From Over-Development
Reducing Citizens’ Monopoly & Lowering Premiums
Combating the Opioid Epidemic With Common-Sense Measures
The Journey of Raul Gallon
Raul Gallon immigrated to the United States on August 15, 1995, leaving behind a proud legacy in Colombia and stepping into a new life with nothing but determination and a dream. The son of an upper-middle class income family in Bogotá, Raul was raised with strong values. His father served as a Justice of the Supreme Court of Colombia, and both his mother and sister were respected attorneys. While his family had achieved professional recognition, Raul knew that success in America would require starting from the ground up.
In his early years in Florida, Raul supported himself by working long hours as a valet, barback, and busboy, often juggling multiple jobs to make ends meet. He began studying English through a free adult education program offered by Broward County Public Schools, attending class during the day while working evening shifts—often from 4 p.m. to midnight—in valet services across South Florida. He worked in buildings from Hallandale to Boca Raton, including The Hemispheres, Olympus Towers, Townsend Place, and others. His first job in America was as a busboy at the Riverside Hotel on Las Olas Boulevard, followed by a position at Luna Italian Restaurant in Aventura Mall.
And when most people ended their shift at midnight, Raul kept going—washing two to three cars each night after work to earn a few extra dollars. Every hour mattered. Every task, no matter how small, helped move him forward.
Once he had built a foundation in English, Raul enrolled at Broward Community College (now Broward College), where he pursued general education coursework and earned his Associate of Arts degree in 1999. His daily routine was grueling: classes from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., followed by preparation and then full-time work into the night. While his peers received financial support or scholarships, Raul faced the reality of financing his education on his own. As an international student at Florida Atlantic University, he was required to take at least 12 credits per semester and pay approximately $4,000 every four months, with no access to financial aid. Despite never being granted aid, he often negotiated delayed….