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State Representative, District 88

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Jervonte Tae Edmonds

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Position on major issues

Criminal justice and policing

Advanced in-state tuition opportunities for incarcerated Floridians rebuilding their lives

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Deeply committed to public safety and neighborhood investment to ensure every Palm Beach family can live and grow without fear.

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Economy, jobs and wages

• Securing vital funding for critical infrastructure including modern water plants, safe roads, and advanced equipment for our first responders. • Championing small business growth by expanding access to essential capital. • Shielding families from government overreach and intrusive surveillance tools.

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Focusing on economic justice by expanding opportunities for local entrepreneurs and attracting sustainable, high-wage jobs to our district.

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Education

Advanced access to Narcan on college campuses

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Advanced in-state tuition opportunities for incarcerated Floridians rebuilding their lives

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• Raise educator salaries to a $65,000 minimum & provide veterans $1,000 per year of duty. • Extend VPK coverage from 3 to 8 hours daily. ​ • Expand financial support for special education. ​ • Create pathways to emerging industries.

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Investing in our future by ensuring every student in District 88 has access to the resources, technology, and quality teaching they deserve.

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Healthcare

Helped pass the Veterans Dental Care Grant Program

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Advanced access to Narcan on college campuses

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• Advocating for legislation to slash auto and property insurance premiums, putting more money back in your pocket. • Increasing support for first-time buyers and home fortifications to preserve local affordability. • Reducing the burden of medical bills and pharmacy costs.

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Housing

Helped move forward efforts to use unused state property for affordable housing

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• Advocating for legislation to slash auto and property insurance premiums, putting more money back in your pocket. • Increasing support for first-time buyers and home fortifications to preserve local affordability. • Reducing the burden of medical bills and pharmacy costs.

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Infrastructure and transportation

• Securing vital funding for critical infrastructure including modern water plants, safe roads, and advanced equipment for our first responders. • Championing small business growth by expanding access to essential capital. • Shielding families from government overreach and intrusive surveillance tools.

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Taxes and government spending

• Advocating for legislation to slash auto and property insurance premiums, putting more money back in your pocket. • Increasing support for first-time buyers and home fortifications to preserve local affordability. • Reducing the burden of medical bills and pharmacy costs.

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Technology and privacy

• Securing vital funding for critical infrastructure including modern water plants, safe roads, and advanced equipment for our first responders. • Championing small business growth by expanding access to essential capital. • Shielding families from government overreach and intrusive surveillance tools.

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Veterans

Helped pass the Veterans Dental Care Grant Program

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• Raise educator salaries to a $65,000 minimum & provide veterans $1,000 per year of duty. • Extend VPK coverage from 3 to 8 hours daily. ​ • Expand financial support for special education. ​ • Create pathways to emerging industries.

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Drug policy

Advanced access to Narcan on college campuses

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Voting and sponsorship record

741 votes (not voting: 216, no: 52, yes: 473), 31 sponsorships.

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