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Official portrait of Neal P. Dunn

Neal P. Dunn

Representative · FL-2 · R

Current term Jan 3, 2025 – Jan 3, 2027 · In the House since Jan 3, 2017

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Sponsored travel

Trips paid for by private organizations, such as nonprofits, universities, foundations and trade associations, taken by this member or their staff in connection with official duties. Travelers must disclose each trip to the Clerk of the House or the Secretary of the Senate afterward. Filings are linked to this member's office by seat and name; costs are listed in each filing.

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House filings published for 2018–2026; Senate filings from the last four years. Last checked Oct 23, 2026.

4 trips by Neal P. Dunn · 18 by staff · 2020–2026

Most frequent sponsors

Congressional Institute (9)
Center Forward (4)
South Florida Agricultural Foundation, Inc. (2)
Aspen Institute, Inc. (Aspen), and the Rockefeller Foundation (1)
Aspen Institute, Inc., and Center for Responsible Innovation (1)
Association of Marshall Scholars (1)
Consumer Technology Association (1)
Global Foreign Policy Center Incorporated and Tuna Conservation Group (1)

Trips taken by Neal P. Dunn

Aug 3–7, 2026 · Canada
Paid for by Center Forward · View filing
May 26–31, 2025 · Spain
Paid for by Aspen Institute, Inc., and Center for Responsible Innovation · View filing
Apr 1–6, 2024 · Bellagio, Italy
Paid for by Aspen Institute, Inc. (Aspen), and the Rockefeller Foundation · View filing
Nov 19–23, 2021 · London, United Kingdom
Paid for by Association of Marshall Scholars · View filing

Trips taken by staff

Aug 12–13, 2026 · Cambridge, MD
Ashley Van Horne · Paid for by Congressional Institute · View filing
Aug 3–7, 2026 · Canada
Katherine Getty · Paid for by Center Forward · View filing
Jun 21–23, 2026 · Cambridge, MD
Katherine Getty · Paid for by Congressional Institute · View filing
Aug 4–6, 2025 · Cambridge, MD
Matthew Maley · Paid for by Congressional Institute · View filing
Aug 4–6, 2025 · Cambridge, MD
Molly Buening · Paid for by Congressional Institute · View filing
Aug 4–8, 2025 · Canada
Sarah Gilbert · Paid for by Center Forward · View filing
Jun 16–23, 2025 · Ecuador
Sarah Gilbert · Paid for by Global Foreign Policy Center Incorporated and Tuna Conservation Group · View filing
May 27–28, 2025 · Los Angeles, CA
Tucker Williamson · Paid for by Prolacta Bioscience · View filing
Apr 22–25, 2025 · Clewiston, FL, West Palm Beach, FL
Tucker Williamson · Paid for by South Florida Agricultural Foundation, Inc. · View filing
Aug 15–16, 2024 · Cambridge, MD
Caldwell Munk · Paid for by Congressional Institute · View filing

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