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State Representative, District 91

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Peggy Gossett-Seidman

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Position on major issues

Criminal justice and policing

Fully fund public safety and back the blue

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Allows prosecuters to hold defendants, no bond when they make particular written threats. Expands the protection of victims in the case of written threats to kill, extortion, or stalking.

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Ensures families do not have to pay sales taxes on means to protect their loved ones via small business private investigators. Investigators in this field are an asset and support for police and have provided crucial help when it comes to sex trafficking cases.

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Education

Increased public school funding for Florida’s children and raised teacher pay

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Allows military families who get transferred to bases out of state to take Florida standardized assessments while away from their FL based homes at proctored locations within their respective bases.

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Elections and voting

Corrected a technical glitch at DMV that changed voter registrations to NPA if customers did not mark a political party when renewing their license. Countless voter registrations were altered before this bill.

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Environment and climate

Invested over $1 billion in environmental and water quality projects to restore wetlands and waterways and protect our drinking water

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Prioritize projects that prevent flooding

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Requires beaches to post signage, notify the public/media, close beaches, and sample waters within 24 of discovering water contaminated with wastewater or other pollutants.

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Healthcare

Eliminated the wait list for healthcare services for people with special needs

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Implemented medical and mental health services for seniors, families, and special needs cases

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Housing

Pass new, bipartisan insurance reforms that Cap rates and guarantee payouts

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Reduce building regulations that drive up housing costs

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Work with Condo Associations to ease new costly regulations

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Immigration

Fight illegal immigration and protect our borders and beaches

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Infrastructure and transportation

Invest in traffic-reducing projects and highways

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Prioritize projects that prevent flooding

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Raises spending thresholds under which commercial service airports must appear before County Commissions for budget approvals. Improves airport efficiency when it comes to purchasing of necessary goods and services.

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A local bill that restructures and updates the charter for the Boca Raton Airport Authority Special District to concur with current law.

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National security and foreign policy

Florida stands with the State of Israel with support from the Legislature and Governor against Hamas and other terror organizations from imminent destruction and death to American citizens and allies.

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Taxes and government spending

Cut taxes by $4.2 billion to provide direct relief to Floridians

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Balanced Florida’s budget with a record $20 billion in reserves

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Ensures families do not have to pay sales taxes on means to protect their loved ones via small business private investigators. Investigators in this field are an asset and support for police and have provided crucial help when it comes to sex trafficking cases.

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Veterans

Allows military families who get transferred to bases out of state to take Florida standardized assessments while away from their FL based homes at proctored locations within their respective bases.

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Voting and sponsorship record

741 votes (yes: 663, no: 16, not voting: 62), 62 sponsorships.

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