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☰Bills & LegislationAdditional Homestead Property Tax ExemptionAmendment 5 would add a new $25,000 property tax exemption for owner-occupied homes, on top of the exemptions homeowners already get.Nov 3, 2026
☰Bills & LegislationDuval County Transit Sales TaxProposition A would raise Duval County's sales tax by half a cent for 20 years to pay for bus and transit improvements.Nov 3, 2026
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Bills & LegislationAdditional Homestead Property Tax ExemptionAmendment 5 would add a new $25,000 property tax exemption for owner-occupied homes, on top of the exemptions homeowners already get.
Nov 3, 2026›
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Bills & LegislationDuval County Transit Sales TaxProposition A would raise Duval County's sales tax by half a cent for 20 years to pay for bus and transit improvements.
Nov 3, 2026›
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VoteVoted Yes on Florida SB 1General Appropriations Act. Voted for the amended budget, including the Article II floor amendments.Sen. Rosa Vance
Sep 24, 2026›
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Bills & LegislationMinimum Wage Inflation AdjustmentAmendment 7 would tie Florida's minimum wage to inflation every year starting in 2027.
Nov 3, 2026›
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VoteVoted No on Florida HB 455Renters' Notice and Cure Act. Voted against advancing the bill out of committee.Rep. Clay Torrance
Sep 22, 2026›
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Stance CheckWhere you and your ballot agreeOne statement per issue — see which candidates on your ballot agree or disagree with you.
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Healthcare

Medicare should be allowed to negotiate directly with drug manufacturers over prescription drug prices.

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One statement for each issue you ranked. Each answer is matched against how the people on your ballot actually voted — not against their party.

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Put candidates side by side on the issues you care about, with direct quotes from their own sites and the source on every line.

Side by sideStance grid
ACandidate ARepublican · U.S. Senate
BCandidate BDemocrat · U.S. Senate
HealthcareYour #1 Issue
“I support lowering drug costs by expanding competition…” SourceFeb 2026Full quote →
“I believe Medicare should be able to negotiate the price…” SourceApr 2026Full quote →
EducationYour #4 Issue
“Every parent deserves a choice if their zoned school…” SourceMay 2026Full quote →
Opposes voucher expansionSource
HousingYour #5 Issue
“Local communities, not Tallahassee, should decide what…” SourceFeb 2026Full quote →
“We need to build more homes near jobs and transit, and…” SourceMay 2026Full quote →
Energy
Supports expanded offshore leasingSource
“I believe we should invest in clean energy and reduce our…” SourceMar 2026Full quote →
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Where the money comes from
Receipts by source
Individual donors58%
PACs22%
Self-funded12%
Party committees8%
Top industries
Real estate$412K
Health care$288K
Energy$203K
SourceFEC Form 3 · Q2 2026Full filing →
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