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Dan Daley
Unopposed
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State Representative, District 96
State
Unopposed, not on the November ballot

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Unopposed
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Our democracy is under attack, and we need to protect voting rights and representation here in Florida. Black lives matter, and we need to protect communities of color from being impacted by malicious legislation. Republicans are also working to undermine Roe v. Wade and we must protect reproductive rights. The LGTBQ+ community deserves the same protections under the law as everyone else. In every case where a community is targeted or will feel disproportionate impacts, it’s our responsibility to stand up, speak out, and enact change.
We have fought for Florida jobs, speaking up for Florida agriculture businesses when ten thousand jobs were under attack from out-of-state corporate interests.
Our democracy is under attack, and we need to protect voting rights and representation here in Florida. Black lives matter, and we need to protect communities of color from being impacted by malicious legislation. Republicans are also working to undermine Roe v. Wade and we must protect reproductive rights. The LGTBQ+ community deserves the same protections under the law as everyone else. In every case where a community is targeted or will feel disproportionate impacts, it’s our responsibility to stand up, speak out, and enact change.
We have fought for Florida jobs, speaking up for Florida agriculture businesses when ten thousand jobs were under attack from out-of-state corporate interests.
Encourages businesses to provide our students with opportunities to advance their knowledge and experience, preparing them for a career or trade after college. This tax credit program will benefit all parties. Florida businesses will be incentivized to seek diverse, new talent and college students will be able to receive hands on training in their area of study and be provided an opportunity that they may not be able to afford otherwise. (2021, HB 531, CS/SB 7061)
We have fought to keep students safe, passing Alyssa’s Law (putting panic alarms in all public schools) and Parents Need to Know (requiring school districts to report campus incidents within 24-48 hours of them occurring), while continuing to advocate for common-sense gun safety.
Florida’s public schools are struggling, and we cannot get in the way of opportunities for future generations. It’s time to increase teacher pay, fully fund our schools, reform curriculum, and ensure that every child has the opportunities they deserve. We should also make higher education more affordable, especially by rewarding those who choose to serve our community.
Requires all public and charter schools to have a mobile panic alert system named “Alyssa’s Alert” to activate during school security emergencies. (2020, HB 23, SB 70)
This bill will require schools to provide mental health and suicide prevention hotline numbers to be included on the back of student ID cards to provide easily accessible help to those in need. I was proud to have Representative Marie Woodson as a co-sponsor on this bill. McArthur High School is located within her district. (2021, HB 489, CS/SB 590)
Requires schools to notify parents and staff within 24 hours when a threat or incident has taken place on campus and to include what actions were taken in response to the threat. These reports will be anonymous in nature and will not include any identifying information. This bill will also create a hotline and an online reporting system for parents to report school safety issues. (2021, HB 951, CS/SB 590)
Florida has the highest drowning rate among children in the nation. This legislation aims to promote swimming safety lessons by asking parents of children entering school to confirm if their child has had swimming lessons, and providing options for low to no cost lessons if not. (2021, HB 1119, SB 1028)
Encourages businesses to provide our students with opportunities to advance their knowledge and experience, preparing them for a career or trade after college. This tax credit program will benefit all parties. Florida businesses will be incentivized to seek diverse, new talent and college students will be able to receive hands on training in their area of study and be provided an opportunity that they may not be able to afford otherwise. (2021, HB 531, CS/SB 7061)
These bills revise the election method for the board members from election by landowners on a one-acre/one-vote basis by electors of the District. These bills must be approved by electors in a referendum to be held during the 2022 general election. By moving to popular (1 person/1 vote) elections. If approved, this legislation will increase the accountability and transparency of these districts.
Our democracy is under attack, and we need to protect voting rights and representation here in Florida. Black lives matter, and we need to protect communities of color from being impacted by malicious legislation. Republicans are also working to undermine Roe v. Wade and we must protect reproductive rights. The LGTBQ+ community deserves the same protections under the law as everyone else. In every case where a community is targeted or will feel disproportionate impacts, it’s our responsibility to stand up, speak out, and enact change.
We’ve implemented energy efficiency and electric vehicle legislation, helping consumers save money and reducing emissions in our environment.
South Florida is ground zero for climate change, and we need to work now to ensure future generations can still enjoy everything Florida has to offer. We must make our development more sustainable while addressing pollution, promoting green energy, and investing in long-term resiliency. We can also create good, high paying jobs through a forward-thinking green economy.
Requires the Department of Transportation, in coordination with the Office of Energy within the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and other appropriate entities, to create a master plan for electric vehicle charging stations on the state highway system. (2020, HB 943, SB 7018)
Provides a sales tax holiday on ENERGY STAR appliances and Water Sense. The sales tax holiday will be on Earth Day and the following weekend (April 22th-24th, 2022) to financially assist homeowners in their efforts to conserve water and electricity. (2022, HB 201, amended into CS/HB 7071)
We’ve implemented energy efficiency and electric vehicle legislation, helping consumers save money and reducing emissions in our environment.
South Florida is ground zero for climate change, and we need to work now to ensure future generations can still enjoy everything Florida has to offer. We must make our development more sustainable while addressing pollution, promoting green energy, and investing in long-term resiliency. We can also create good, high paying jobs through a forward-thinking green economy.
Prohibits the possessing, selling trading, or breeding for personal use of green iguanas or black & white tegus. It would update the statute restricting the possession or trade of various reptiles by adding both the green iguana and the Argentine black and white tegus to the banned reptile list. Both of those species are non-native to Florida and are considered an invasive species. (2020, HB 1415, CS/CS/CS/SB 1414)
Provides a sales tax holiday on ENERGY STAR appliances and Water Sense. The sales tax holiday will be on Earth Day and the following weekend (April 22th-24th, 2022) to financially assist homeowners in their efforts to conserve water and electricity. (2022, HB 201, amended into CS/HB 7071)
We have fought to keep students safe, passing Alyssa’s Law (putting panic alarms in all public schools) and Parents Need to Know (requiring school districts to report campus incidents within 24-48 hours of them occurring), while continuing to advocate for common-sense gun safety.
Dan grieved with the families of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas tragedy and is committed to ending the scourge of gun violence. We must address mass shootings and all types of gun violence by enacting common sense reforms like universal background checks, controlling the sale of ammunition, and banning especially dangerous weapons. All of this must happen simultaneously with improving school safety and restricting the prevalence of guns in our public spaces.
Healthcare costs are rising rapidly, and too many Floridians are struggling to get access to the care they deserve. Especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, we must bring prescription drug prices down, expand Medicaid, improve care for older Floridians, and work to offer high quality, affordable healthcare to all.
This bill will require schools to provide mental health and suicide prevention hotline numbers to be included on the back of student ID cards to provide easily accessible help to those in need. I was proud to have Representative Marie Woodson as a co-sponsor on this bill. McArthur High School is located within her district. (2021, HB 489, CS/SB 590)
Requires the Department of Transportation, in coordination with the Office of Energy within the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and other appropriate entities, to create a master plan for electric vehicle charging stations on the state highway system. (2020, HB 943, SB 7018)
We’ve also successfully passed unanimous, bi-partisan legislation to help increase the size of our severely under-resourced Florida’s National Guard, and we’ve brought critical budget dollars back home to Northwest Broward, totaling over $4.5 million since 2019.
Urges Congress and the National Guard Bureau to provide our citizen-soldiers the adequate relief and support they require to continue meeting their mission goals by increasing the force structure allocation. Florida is the third most populous state, and yet it ranks 53rd out of the 54 states and territories in the Guardsmen-to-Citizen ratio. In just the past year and a half, due to COVID-19, the Florida National Guard has expended the same number of workdays as it has in the past 20 years. The Florida National Guard needs proper troop numbers based on the size of our state and propensity for natural disasters. (2022, HM 505, SM 826)
We’ve also successfully passed unanimous, bi-partisan legislation to help increase the size of our severely under-resourced Florida’s National Guard, and we’ve brought critical budget dollars back home to Northwest Broward, totaling over $4.5 million since 2019.
Encourages businesses to provide our students with opportunities to advance their knowledge and experience, preparing them for a career or trade after college. This tax credit program will benefit all parties. Florida businesses will be incentivized to seek diverse, new talent and college students will be able to receive hands on training in their area of study and be provided an opportunity that they may not be able to afford otherwise. (2021, HB 531, CS/SB 7061)
Provides a sales tax holiday on ENERGY STAR appliances and Water Sense. The sales tax holiday will be on Earth Day and the following weekend (April 22th-24th, 2022) to financially assist homeowners in their efforts to conserve water and electricity. (2022, HB 201, amended into CS/HB 7071)
741 votes (no: 104, yes: 612, not voting: 25), 59 sponsorships.
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