About Yvette Drucker

A first-generation Cuban American raised in South Florida, Drucker moved with her family to Boca Raton in 2004 and has lived in the area that comprises the senate district for two decades. Since launching her career in public service, she has become renowned for being a policy leader and tireless champion for children and families.

Drucker was first elected to the Boca Raton City Council in March of 2021. With an innovative record of progress on economic development, housing affordability, and education initiatives, she earned re-election with 77% of the vote. Drucker currently serves as Deputy Mayor.

"I am excited to represent the people of Palm Beach County in the State Senate. My real-world experience as a human resource professional and background in public service focused on advocacy for families and children equips me to effectively represent our district in Tallahassee. I am ready to bring my passion and experience to the State Senate and continue the remarkable work Lori Berman has done fighting for Democratic values and standing up to extremism in Tallahassee.”