Lincoln Díaz-Balart's Success and Achievements in Timeline
A success timeline featuring the most significant achievements of Lincoln Díaz-Balart.
Lincoln Díaz-Balart was a Cuban-American attorney and politician who served as a U.S. Representative for Florida from 1993 to 2011. A Republican, he previously held positions in the Florida House of Representatives and the Florida Senate. Known for his conservative stance and advocacy for the Cuban exile community, he chaired the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute. After retiring from Congress, his brother Mario succeeded him. Post-congressional service, Díaz-Balart established a law practice and a consulting firm in Miami.
1992: Won election to House of Representatives
In 1992, Diaz-Balart defeated fellow State Senator Javier Souto in the Republican primary for the newly created 21st District, assuring his election to the House of Representatives.
1994: Uncontested reelection to House of Representatives
In 1994, Diaz-Balart was unopposed for reelection to the House of Representatives.
1996: Codification of United States embargo against Cuba
In 1996, Diaz-Balart achieved the codification of the United States embargo against Cuba into law.
1996: Uncontested reelection to House of Representatives
In 1996, Diaz-Balart was unopposed for reelection to the House of Representatives.
1997: Passage of Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act (NACARA)
In 1997, Diaz-Balart achieved passage into law of historic pieces of legislation – such as the Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act (NACARA).
1998: Defeated Democrat Patrick Cusack
In 1998, Diaz-Balart defeated Democrat Patrick Cusack with 75 percent of the vote.
2000: Uncontested reelection to House of Representatives
In 2000, Diaz-Balart was unopposed for reelection to the House of Representatives.
2002: Uncontested reelection to House of Representatives
In 2002, Diaz-Balart was unopposed for reelection to the House of Representatives.
2004: Defeated Frank J. Gonzalez in U.S. House Election
In 2004, Lincoln Diaz-Balart defeated Frank J. Gonzalez, a Libertarian Party candidate, in the U.S. House election with 72.8% of the vote.
2006: Defeated Frank J. Gonzalez in U.S. House Election
In 2006, Lincoln Diaz-Balart defeated Frank J. Gonzalez, a Democrat, in the U.S. House election with 59.5% of the vote.
2008: Re-elected to Congress
In 2008, Diaz-Balart won re-election with 58% of the vote, defeating former Hialeah Mayor Raul L. Martinez.
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