While attending the University of Central Florida, I began working in local and state politics — first as an intern in the Florida Legislature, where I saw how decisions made in Tallahassee ripple back into people’s lives at home. I went on to work on campaigns across Central Florida and later managed a Florida House race. Those experiences taught me how to organize, how to listen, and how to build coalitions rooted in trust and shared purpose. Most importantly, they showed me that real progress starts with meeting people where they are and earning their confidence.

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If you’re here, you’ve been part of my journey.You know the work I’ve done behind the scenes — in the Legislature, on campaigns, and in organizing — and you know this decision wasn’t made lightly.House District 21 deserves leadership that understands how Tallahassee works and is ready to fight for working families from day one.Now I need your help to build this campaign the right way — early, strong, and disciplined.

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<h2 style="text-align: center;">Why Early Support Matters</h2>Early fundraising shows that this campaign is real.It helps us:<ul><li>Print palm cards to knock doors</li><li>Reach voters online and by mail with targeted ads</li><li>Hire field staff </li><li>Compete against better-funded opponents</li></ul>Most importantly, it proves that this campaign is powered by people — not corporate PACs.If you’re able to chip in, thank you.And if not, sharing this campaign with friends and family still helps more than you know.Thank you for believing in me — not just now, but over the years.We’re going to work hard. We’re going to run a disciplined campaign. And we’re going to fight for a district where working families can actually get ahead.Let’s get to work.— Antione

I was raised by a single mom who worked full-time and still had to rely on food stamps to make ends meet. We lived with my grandparents in Jacksonville because housing was too expensive, and I learned early on that you take care of your people because no one else is coming to do it for you.Later, when my mom met my stepdad, Ocala became home too — and the place I spent so much of my childhood growing up.I’ll never forget the day George Zimmerman walked free after killing Trayvon Martin, and how powerless it made me and so many others feel.That moment changed how I saw Florida, justice, and whose lives our system is built to protect.That’s what pushed me to get involved. It’s why I learned how power works. And it’s why I’ve spent my career taking on corruption, fighting for accountability, and standing up for working people.

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<h2 style="text-align: center;">FLORIDA HOUSE DISTRICT 21</h2><h4>Florida House District 21 includes parts of Gainesville and Ocala, along with surrounding communities in Alachua and Marion counties like Hawthorne, Micanopy, and Reddick.</h4><h3>Use the map below to check if you live in the district.</h3>

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<h2>Bipartisan Criminal Justice Reform</h2>When communities across Florida were demanding accountability and safer policing after the murder of George Floyd, I helped deliver results.As a Legislative Aide, I worked directly with Democratic and Republican leadership, law enforcement, and community advocates to help pass HB 7051, Florida’s bipartisan police reform bill.The bill passed the House and Senate with zero “no” votes before heading to the Governor’s desk.I am proud to have directly worked on three major provisions that were originally filed as standalone bills under Rep. Dote Joseph: mandatory excessive force reporting, a duty to intervene, and a duty to render medical aid.Being progressive doesn't mean being performative. It means knowing how to organize, negotiate, and deliver real change — even in a Republican supermajority.That is the kind of leadership I will bring to Tallahassee.

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After my time in the Legislature, I worked as a digital strategist helping progressive candidates and causes raise the resources they needed to win. Most recently, I’ve served as a senior leader at Common Cause, a national nonprofit focused on protecting voting rights, fighting corruption, and reducing the influence of big money in politics.Working nationwide on democracy reform has shown me that we don’t have to wait on Washington to act. State leaders can limit federal harm and deliver real solutions — and I’m ready to bring that approach home to Florida. This work matters to me because I believe democracy works best when it’s accountable, transparent, and accessible to everyone — not just those with wealth or power.

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<h2 style="text-align: center;">Driven by justice. Ready to serve.</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/fdb20438-e62f-47bb-b93f-8e2e86602846/904157e0-a1e9-4076-9cd4-31c97a7d1fdd/904157e0-a1e9-4076-9cd4-31c97a7d1fdd.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=763%2C1130%2C2693%2C2973&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" variant="framed">Antione Fields is a lifelong Floridian, organizer, and pro-democracy advocate running for State Representative in House District 21 to deliver practical, accountable leadership for working families.Raised between Jacksonville and Ocala, Antione began his public service career while attending the University of Central Florida, working in the Florida Legislature and gaining firsthand insight into how decisions made in Tallahassee affect communities back home.He would then go on to work as an organizer and campaign manager before returning to the Legislature, where he worked directly on policy development and constituent services, contributing to the criminal justice reform package passed in 2021 and helping families navigate Florida’s broken unemployment system during the COVID-19 pandemic — learning firsthand how effective government can and must improve people’s lives.Antione later led digital strategy at MissionWired, supporting progressive candidates and causes across the country before joining Common Cause, the nonpartisan democracy organization dedicated to defending voting rights, exposing corruption, and reducing the influence of big money in politics.Now, Antione is running for State Representative to bring bold, people-first leadership to House District 21 — leadership that understands how government works and is ready to deliver results from day one.

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I believe most Floridians want the same basic things: a good-paying job, access to quality healthcare, strong public schools, and a home they can actually afford.But instead of delivering that, politicians keep siding with greedy corporations that drive up costs while raking in record profits. All while working families are left to pick up the tab.That’s why I’m refusing corporate PAC and lobbyist money. Because I don't believe you can fix a broken system if you're funded by the same people who broke it.If we’re ever going to move Florida forward, it won’t be by playing it safe or promising the bare minimum. It will be by giving people something real to believe in — a future that actually feels worth fighting for.This moment demands it.Our rights, our democracy, and our communities are under direct attack.ICE raids. Abortion bans. Voter suppression. Censorship. This is what happens when extremists face uninspired resistance.But there’s another truth that gives me hope: across Florida and across the country, people are speaking out and demanding more.They want leaders who make their lives easier. Leaders who spend less time making excuses and more time delivering real results for working people.That means affordable housing.Universal healthcare.A living wage.Paid family leave.An economy and government that works for people — not corporations.I belive all that and more are possible, but only if we’re willing to fight for them and build real grassroots power.I’m running because I’m ready to fight.Are you?

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Florida families are paying too much in rent, insurance, and medical bills — and too many people in our community are one emergency away from financial ruin.I’m running to deliver universal healthcare, more affordable housing, better wages, and tax relief for working families — so everyone can afford to stay and raise families right here at home.

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Floridians deserve a government that works for the people that make this state great. Not one bought by corporate donors and out-of-state extremists.I don’t have any wealthy donors to work for – just YOU. Let’s expose corruption, strengthen ethics laws, end political gerrymandering, and expand voting rights so every voice matters.

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Public safety should be about protecting communities and a fair justice system.I’ll push for common-sense gun safety reforms, accountability in policing, second chances for people rebuilding their lives, and investments that prevent crime instead of just punishing poverty.

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Our springs, waterways, and natural spaces are part of what makes this region special. We can't just let reckless development threaten them.I’ll fight for clean water, smart growth, renewable energy, and infrastructure that lowers costs, reduces traffic, and protects our environment for future generations.

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Florida families are doing everything right and still falling behind.&nbsp;Working full-time but barely making rent. Putting off having kids because buying a home feels impossible.And instead of working to make our lives easier, our leaders in Tallahassee are more concerned with culture wars and the needs of the greedy corporations buying them off.We need more progressives in office fighting to expose corruption, raise wages, and give power back to working class people.I'm an organizer. I've helped pass criminal justice reform. And I've worked to expand voting rights and hold our leaders accountable nationwide.I'm ready to take on special interests and fight for hardworking families like yours on day one.Florida deserves a future that actually feels worth fighting for. Together we can achieve it.

<h2 style="text-align: center;">Rooted in Ocala. Driven by justice. Ready to serve.</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/fdb20438-e62f-47bb-b93f-8e2e86602846/904157e0-a1e9-4076-9cd4-31c97a7d1fdd/904157e0-a1e9-4076-9cd4-31c97a7d1fdd.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=763%2C1130%2C2693%2C2973&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" variant="framed">Antione Fields is a lifelong Floridian, organizer, and pro-democracy advocate running for State Representative in House District 21 to deliver practical, accountable leadership for working families.Raised between Jacksonville and Ocala, Antione began his public service career while attending the University of Central Florida, working in the Florida Legislature and gaining firsthand insight into how decisions made in Tallahassee affect communities back home.He would then go on to work as an organizer and campaign manager before returning to the Legislature, where he worked directly on policy development and constituent services, contributing to the criminal justice reform package passed in 2021 and helping families navigate Florida’s broken unemployment system during the COVID-19 pandemic — learning firsthand how effective government can and must improve people’s lives.Antione later led digital strategy at MissionWired, supporting progressive candidates and causes across the country before joining Common Cause, the nonpartisan democracy organization dedicated to defending voting rights, exposing corruption, and reducing the influence of big money in politics.Now, Antione is running for State Representative to bring bold, people-first leadership to House District 21 — leadership that understands how government works and is ready to deliver results from day one.

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I later served as a Legislative Assistant in the Florida House, where I saw firsthand how challenging it can be to turn good ideas into real policy — and how important persistence, preparation, and collaboration are to getting results. In the wake of the George Floyd protests, I worked on the criminal justice reform package passed in 2021, pushing for accountability and fairness in a system that too often fails our communities. During the COVID-19 pandemic, I also helped constituents navigate Florida’s broken unemployment system, working directly with families who were struggling to get the help they deserved. Watching that system fail people in real time reinforced a simple truth: when government doesn’t work, everyday people pay the price.

<h2>Immigration &amp; Know Your Rights Resources</h2>Learn what to do if immigration officers approach you at home, work, or in public.<ul><li>ACLU of Florida — Know Your Rights: <a href="https://www.aclufl.org/en/know-your-rights">https://www.aclufl.org/en/know-your-rights</a> </li><li>National Immigration Legal Services Directory: <a href="https://www.immigrationadvocates.org/legaldirectory">https://www.immigrationadvocates.org/legaldirectory</a> </li></ul>Find Immigration Legal HelpFree or low-cost immigration legal services may be available through:<ul><li>Three Rivers Legal Services (serves Alachua County): <a href="https://www.trls.org">https://www.trls.org</a> </li><li>Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida (serves Marion County): <a href="https://www.clsmf.org">https://www.clsmf.org</a></li></ul>

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<h2 style="text-align: center;">FLORIDA HOUSE DISTRICT 21</h2><h4 style="text-align: left;">Florida House District 21 includes parts of Gainesville and Ocala, along with surrounding communities in Alachua and Marion counties like Hawthorne, Micanopy, and Reddick.</h4><h3 style="text-align: left;">Use the map below to confirm whether you live in the district.</h3>

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For a long time now, working families have been asked to carry more and more — higher rent, higher insurance, higher healthcare costs — while the people at the top keep taking more for themselves. If you work hard, play by the rules, and still feel like you’re falling behind, you’re not imagining it. That’s the system doing exactly what it was designed to do. And the people in power know it.

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<h2 style="text-align: center;">FLORIDA HOUSE DISTRICT 21</h2><h4 style="text-align: center;">Florida House District 21 includes parts of Gainesville and Ocala, along with surrounding communities in Alachua and Marion counties like Hawthorne, Micanopy, and Reddick.</h4><h3 style="text-align: center;">Use the map below to check if you live in the district.</h3>

<h2>Healthcare &amp; Coverage</h2>Medicaid &amp; CHIP (KidCare) Low-cost or free healthcare for eligible adults and children.<ul><li>Apply: <a href="https://www.myflorida.com/accessflorida">https://www.myflorida.com/accessflorida</a></li><li>Florida KidCare: <a href="https://www.floridakidcare.org">https://www.floridakidcare.org</a></li></ul>Community Health Clinics<ul><li>Alachua County:<ul><li>Alachua County Health Department</li><li>Equal Access Clinic Network</li></ul></li><li>Marion County:<ul><li>Langley Health Services</li><li>Ocala Family Medical Center</li></ul></li></ul>Mental Health &amp; Crisis Support<ul><li>988 Suicide &amp; Crisis Lifeline — Call or text 988</li><li>Local mental health services available through county health departments</li></ul>

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Public schools gave me opportunities my family couldn’t afford on our own. And for many kids, school is where they get stability, support, and sometimes even their only guaranteed meal of the day.But Florida politicians have turned schools into political battlegrounds instead of focusing on what students and teachers actually need.We’ve seen classroom censorship laws, book bans, teacher shortages, and underfunded schools — all while politicians push privatization schemes that pull resources away from neighborhood public schools.Our students deserve better.I’ll fight to:<ul><li>Raise teacher pay and retain educators</li><li>Fully fund public schools</li><li>Provide universal free breakfast and lunch for students</li><li>Expand career and technical education opportunities</li><li>Keep politics out of classrooms and trust educators </li></ul>

Every child deserves a fair shot, no matter their ZIP code.I’ll fight to raise teacher pay, protect public education from political interference, expand hands-on learning opportunities, and make free breakfast and lunch available to every student in Florida public schools.

Strong Public Schools

Florida’s immigrant communities are being targeted for political gain.Laws like SB 1718 and other anti-immigrant legislation have made families afraid to drive, seek medical care, or report crimes. Workers essential to Florida’s economy are being treated like criminals instead of neighbors.This doesn’t make communities safer. It makes them more vulnerable.I support repealing anti-immigrant laws and passing comprehensive reforms like the Economic Prosperity and Immigration Act, which would:<ul><li>Expand access to state-issued ID so people can drive legally and carry insurance, making roads safer</li><li>End state mandates forcing private employers into E-Verify systems that disrupt local economies</li><li>Create an Office for New Americans to support workforce integration</li><li>Prevent local law enforcement from being forced to act as ICE agents</li><li>Restore due process protections</li><li>Prohibit discrimination based on immigration status</li><li>Ban masked immigration enforcement except when necessary for safety</li></ul>

Florida has been plagued by short-sighted, politically-motivated anti-immigrant policies that demonize immigrant communities, destabilize businesses, separate families, and spread fear. We need an approach that values the dignity and economic contribution of immigrants—not just as workers, but as integral members of the larger Florida familyI'll fight to block state cooperation with mass deportation efforts, restore in-state tuition for Dreamers and TPS holders, and repeal anti-immigrant laws like SB1718 and the TRUMP Act.

Protect Immigrant Families &amp; Our Community

Bad growth planning hurts everyone.When development is approved without infrastructure, communities deal with gridlock, flooding, rising housing costs, and declining quality of life.We also need real transportation options. Many families can’t afford long commutes or multiple cars, and Florida’s limited public transit options make that harder.I support:<ul><li>Smart growth planning that protects neighborhoods and natural areas</li><li>Investments in public transportation and commuter options</li><li>Infrastructure upgrades to reduce traffic and flooding</li><li>Expansion of broadband and stormwater improvements </li></ul>

I believe in smart growth that protects our environment and ensures equitable, sustainable growth for all, not just prioritizing development interests.I’ll fight for smart planning, expanded public transit options and broadband access, infrastructure upgrades, and protection of natural lands so communities can grow without endless traffic and sprawl.

Reduce Traffic &amp; Build Smart

Property insurance is one of the biggest reasons Florida families are getting priced out of their homes.Premiums keep rising. Coverage keeps shrinking. Companies leave the state. And homeowners are left paying more every year just to keep their homes insured.Meanwhile, insurance companies and lobbyists continue to have outsized influence in Tallahassee, while families get stuck with the bill.This crisis isn’t just about storms — it’s about regulation failures, corporate giveaways, and political protection for insurers.When families can’t afford insurance, they can’t afford their homes. And when they can’t afford utilities either, it becomes a full affordability crisis.I’ll fight to:<ul><li>Hold insurance companies accountable for unjustified rate hikes</li><li>Increase transparency in insurer finances</li><li>Strengthen consumer protections</li><li>Stabilize markets without shifting costs onto homeowners</li></ul>

Florida’s property insurance crisis is crushing homeowners and renters.I’ll fight to hold insurance companies accountable, stop rate hikes that protect corporate profits, and stabilize the market so families can actually afford to live in their homes.

Property Insurance

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MAGA extremism is destroying our democracy and stripping away our freedoms. Meanwhile, corporate donors have more influence than working class families.I'll fight to call out Tallahassee corruption, pass stronger ethics laws, get big money out of politics, pass automatic voter registration, expand voting access, advance legislation to end political gerrymandering, champion national popular vote, and make sure our elected officials are held accountable.

Fight Corruption &amp; Defend Democracy

Politicians in Tallahassee have inserted themselves into deeply personal medical decisions — and women are paying the price.Florida’s six-week abortion ban means many women don’t even know they’re pregnant before access is cut off. Doctors face legal risks. Clinics close. Women are forced to travel or carry pregnancies against their will.And we already know what happens when abortion access disappears: women die, families suffer, and healthcare decisions get made by politicians instead of doctors.I believe reproductive healthcare decisions belong to patients and their providers — not the government.I will fight to:<ul><li>Restore abortion access in Florida</li><li>Protect reproductive healthcare providers</li><li>Ensure contraception access</li><li>Stop politicians from criminalizing medical care</li></ul>

Politicians should not be making personal healthcare decisions for families.I’ll fight to restore reproductive freedom, expand maternal healthcare access, work to address the Black maternal mortality crisis, and make sure women and families can get the care they need without government interference.

Reproductive Freedom &amp; Maternal Health

Everything costs more right now — rent, groceries, insurance, utilities — while wages haven’t kept pace.Families are working harder than ever and still falling behind. That’s not because people aren’t trying hard enough. It’s because the system is tilted toward corporations and wealthy insiders instead of working families.I’ll fight to:<ul><li>Expand affordable housing</li><li>Address Florida’s property insurance crisis</li><li>Enact a state Earned Income Tax Credit to put money back in your pockets</li><li>Eliminate or reduce toll burdens</li><li>Enact a living wage to support working families</li><li>Pass paid leave protections for pregnant workers</li><li>Expand Florida's Pre-K program to lower childcare costs </li></ul>

Families across our community are being crushed by rising rent, insurance, healthcare, and utility costs while wages struggle to keep up.I’ll fight to lower everyday costs by raising wages, eliminating or reducing toll burdens, passing paid leave for pregnant workers, expanding Florida's Pre-K program, and putting money back in working families’ pockets through a state Earned Income Tax Credit.

Lower Costs for Florida Families

Ocala, FL — Democracy reform advocate and former Florida legislative aide Antione Fields today announced his candidacy for Florida House District 21, launching a campaign focused on lowering costs for working families, defending fundamental rights, and taking on what he calls a Tallahassee political system that serves corporate interests over everyday people.A lifelong Floridian, Fields enters the race as families across North Central Florida struggle with rising rent, insurance costs, and healthcare expenses while state leaders focus on distractions, culture wars,and political division.“Too many people I know are doing everything right and still falling behind,” Fields said. “People working full-time jobs who still can’t afford rent. Families putting off having kids because buying a home feels impossible. The American Dream is slipping out of reach for working people — and that didn’t happen by accident.”Fields argues that corporate influence and political corruption have driven policy decisions that benefit wealthy insiders while everyday Floridians pay the price.“Corporations and special interests are making record profits while working families struggle to keep up,” Fields said. “And too many politicians are siding with those interests instead of the people they represent. That’s why I’m refusing corporate PAC money. You can’t fix a broken system if you’re funded by the same people who broke it.”Running as a progressive Democrat from Ocala, Fields says voters are ready not only to oppose Republican leadership, but to support a bold vision focused on affordability, healthcare, democracy, and public safety.“What Zohran Mamdani’s historic election in New York showed is that across the country there is real and growing demand for a progressive vision that actually makes people’s lives easier,” Fields said. “Universal healthcare, a living wage, paid family leave, and public transit aren’t radical ideas. They’re attainable — but only if we elect leaders who aren’t bought by special interests and are willing to fight for them.”Fields says his political worldview was shaped early by witnessing injustice in Florida.As a teenager, he watched in horror as the murder of Trayvon Martin gripped the nation and George Zimmerman was allowed to walk free — an experience he says fundamentally changed how he saw Florida, justice, and whose lives are protected.“That moment stayed with me,” Fields said. “It made clear that systems don’t always protect everyone equally — and that change only happens when people organize and fight for it.”Fields later served as a Legislative Assistant to Rep. Dotie Joseph (D–North Miami), the former House Democratic Minority Pro Tempore. When reflecting on his time in the Legislature, Fields said he’s most proud of his work on Florida’s criminal justice reform package, HB 7051, which passed in the aftermath of the George Floyd protests. Fields directly backed Rep. Joseph in securing three major provisions which were originally filed as standalone bills. Those provisions included: requiring a duty to intervene, a duty to render medical aid, and the creation of a statewide law enforcement use-of-force database.He later went on to lead digital strategy at MissionWired, a national Democratic digital fundraising firm that supports progressive candidates and causes nationwide, before joining Common Cause, the nonpartisan democracy organization known for defending voting rights, exposing corruption, and reducing the influence of big money in politics.Fields says those experiences — working both inside and outside government — convinced him that systemic change requires leaders willing to reject corporate influence.“Our communities and our democracy are under attack, and working families are being left behind,” Fields said. “This moment demands leaders with courage, honesty, and a real vision who are willing to fight.”More information about Antione Fields and his campaign for Florida House District 21 is available at <a href="http://FieldsForFlorida.com">FieldsForFlorida.com</a>.###

The former Common Cause democracy advocate and Florida House aide argues voters are hungry for bold progressive leadership — and says he’s ready to step into the fight.

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Antione Fields Announces HD-21 Campaign, Pledging to Fight for Working Families and Take On Corporate Influence in Tallahassee

The ongoing fight over Gainesville Regional Utilities is about more than governance — it’s about affordability and local control.When utility decisions move away from local accountability, residents lose power over costs that directly impact their cost of living.If families can’t afford water or electricity, that’s not just a utility issue — it’s an affordability crisis.Local communities deserve a say in how essential services are governed.

Local communities should control local utilities — not Tallahassee politicians.I’ll fight to restore local control of Gainesville Regional Utilities to the people it serves, because affordable water and electric bills are essential to keeping families in their homes.

GRU & Local Control

Healthcare in Florida depends too much on how much money you have.Too many families skip doctor visits because of cost. People ration medication. Seniors worry about medical bills. And working families who do everything right still end up one illness away from financial disaster.Florida also still hasn’t fully expanded Medicaid under Republican leadership, leaving hundreds of thousands without affordable coverage options. Healthcare shouldn’t work like this.I believe healthcare is a human right. No one should have a better chance of surviving an illness based on their income or ZIP code.That means moving Florida toward universal coverage that guarantees access to care for everyone, expanding community clinics, bringing healthcare services closer to underserved communities, and protecting reproductive healthcare access.As your State Representative, I’ll fight to:<ul><li>Move Florida toward universal healthcare coverage</li><li>Expand access to community and rural health clinics</li><li>Lower prescription drug costs</li><li>Protect reproductive healthcare access</li><li>Ensure mental health care is accessible and affordable</li></ul>

Healthcare is a human right, not a privilege.That means everyone should have equal access to quality healthcare, and no one should have a better chance of surviving an illness, or getting treatment for a chronic illness, based on how much money they have.I’ll fight for a no-cost, statewide healthcare system guaranteeing coverage for ALL Floridians and to bring services closer to the people who need them.

Universal Healthcare

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Florida’s housing crisis didn’t happen overnight — and it isn’t an accident.For years, Tallahassee politicians have prioritized developers and corporate landlords while working families got pushed further and further out of their communities. Rent skyrockets, wages don’t keep up, and young families can’t afford to stay where they grew up.And even when the state does have money meant to help, politicians raid it.Florida’s Sadowski Housing Trust Fund was created specifically to build affordable housing and help working families become homeowners. But time and again, Republican leadership has diverted billions meant for housing into other parts of the budget instead of using it to lower housing costs.Meanwhile, corporate investors buy up homes, raise rents, and squeeze communities for profit.As your State Representative, I’ll fight to:<ul><li>Fully fund the Sadowski Housing Trust Fund for affordable housing</li><li>Incentivize workforce and starter-home construction</li><li>Stop corporate investors from monopolizing housing markets</li><li>Support tenant protections and eviction prevention programs</li><li>Expand first-time homebuyer assistance</li></ul>

Rent and property insurance prices skyrocket while wages remain stagnant.I'll fight against raids to the Sadowsky Housing Trust Fund, take on corporate landlords to lower housing costs, advocate for private-public partnerships for employer-assisted and corporate-supported housing, and fight to limit rate increases on costs like utilities, rent, and property insurance.

Affordable Housing

For decades, politicians and corporations have worked together to weaken unions and reduce worker power.When unions weaken, wages stagnate, benefits shrink, and job security disappears.Florida has passed laws making it harder for public workers to maintain union representation, part of a nationwide effort to weaken organized labor.I’m proud to be a union member, and I’ll fight to:<ul><li>Protect collective bargaining rights</li><li>Strengthen worker protections</li><li>Raise wages and workplace safety standards</li><li>Expand paid leave protections</li></ul>

Strong unions built Florida’s middle class — and workers deserve power again.As a proud CWA union member, I’ll fight to protect collective bargaining rights, stop union-busting efforts, and make sure working people have a voice on the job.

Pro Worker. Pro Union.

Florida’s justice system too often traps people in cycles of punishment instead of helping them rebuild their lives.We’ve made progress in recent years, including reforms passed after the George Floyd protests, but there’s still work to do.People deserve accountability and safety — but they also deserve second chances and systems focused on rehabilitation.I’ve worked on criminal justice reform inside the Legislature, and I’ve seen how difficult but necessary these changes are.I’ll fight to:<ul><li>Expand Florida’s Second Look law to allow sentence review</li><li>Reward rehabilitation and good behavior through gain-time reforms</li><li>Invest in reentry, education, and job training programs</li><li>Continue police accountability and transparency reforms</li><li>Clear old marijuana possession records</li></ul>

I’ve seen firsthand how our justice system can fail communities, especially Black and brown families. Our justice system should help people rebuild their lives, not trap them forever.That means reducing gain-time to reward good behavior, expanding Florida’s Second Look law, legalizing marijuana and clearing old records, building on commonsense police accountability measures, investing in rehabilitation and educational services.

Criminal Justice Reform

Florida has experienced some of the worst mass shootings in the country, from Pulse to Parkland — and still, politicians refuse to pass common-sense gun safety laws.Communities shouldn’t have to live with constant fear. Kids shouldn’t practice active shooter drills as a normal part of school.Gun violence prevention is about protecting families while respecting responsible gun ownership.I’ll fight to:• Require universal background checks for all gun sales• Strengthen licensing and safe storage requirements• Ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines• Fund violence prevention and intervention programs

After two mass shootings in Florida – one at Pulse and another at Marjory Stoneman Douglas – Republican leaders still refuse to enact common sense gun reforms.We deserve better than that.To protect our community, I'll fight to strengthen licensing requirements and mandate universal background checks for all gun sales and transfers, ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.

Address Gun Violence

Protecting Florida’s environment means protecting our communities.North Central Florida depends on clean water, protected natural lands, and responsible growth. But development pressures, pollution, and climate impacts threaten our aquifer, springs, and waterways.At the same time, rising energy costs hit families every month. We need policies that protect natural resources while lowering costs and creating jobs through clean energy investments.I’ll fight to:• Protect Florida’s aquifer, springs, and waterways• Invest in renewable energy that lowers utility bills• Preserve farmland and natural areas from overdevelopment• Strengthen pollution enforcement and hold polluters accountable

I believe protecting our community means protecting the environment. We all deserve access to clean air, water, and energy.I’ll fight to defend our aquifer and waterways, invest in clean energy that lowers bills and creates jobs, and hold polluters accountable so Florida remains livable for future generations.

Protect the Environment

Progressive Democrat running for Florida House District 21. Fighting for working families, affordable housing, universal healthcare, and honest government. 