Democratic politician from Florida Found dead at home, her husband arrested
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Nancy Metayer Bowena Democratic politician from Florida preparing to run for Congress, was found dead in her home…and police say her husband has been arrested in connection with her death.
Nancy was vice mayor and commissioner of Coral Springs…and local police said they went to her home Wednesday morning for a wellness check and found her body.
The cops say Nancy’s husband, Stephen Bowenis in custody and his death is being investigated as an incident of domestic violence. Police also say there are no other suspects.
Florida Representative. Jared Moskowitz said Nancy was about to announce she was running for Congress…and the Miami Herald reports that the announcement was scheduled for Thursday.
I’m in shock. I was just with her on Saturday. She has just buried her brother. She was about to announce that she was running for Congress. Nancy was one of the nicest people I have worked with. Always fighting for his community, always pushing to help them. She had such a future. This is terrible https://t.co/rjWaFneQN7 @JaredEMoskowitz
The outlet, citing sources, reports that Nancy was going to run in a Democratic primary for the seat held by Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormickwho was indicted for allegedly funneling millions of dollars in disaster relief funds to her campaign.
Nancy was elected in 2020 as Coral Springs’ first Black and Haitian-American female commissioner – she was re-elected in 2024 – and in November 2025, she was appointed to a second term as the city’s deputy mayor.
RIP
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