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State Representative, District 54

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Unopposed, not on the November ballot

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Randy Maggard

Unopposed

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Position on major issues

Civil rights and freedoms

As our State Representative, Randy banned DEI/Woke ideologies in our schools, men participating in women’s sports and gender affirming surgeries on minors. Randy’s principles are rock solid, and he will always fight to protect Florida from the radical left!

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Criminal justice and policing

Randy Maggard backs the blue and strongly supports law-enforcement, the rule of law, and increased penalties on individuals who harm law-enforcement officers.

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Education

As our State Representative, Randy banned DEI/Woke ideologies in our schools, men participating in women’s sports and gender affirming surgeries on minors. Randy’s principles are rock solid, and he will always fight to protect Florida from the radical left!

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Housing

In Tallahassee, Randy passed major insurance reform that eliminated frivolous lawsuits that raise rates. Randy also passed sweeping property tax reform with Governor DeSantis to bring relief to Pasco families, retirees, and residents.

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Immigration

Randy stood with President Trump and Governor DeSantis to pass sweeping immigration reform. Randy helped ban sanctuary cities, fully-fund and increase cooperation between ICE/DHS and Florida’s law enforcement and build the Alligator Alcatraz detainment facility. He will keep illegals off our streets and stand by the rule of law!

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Taxes and government spending

In Tallahassee, Randy passed major insurance reform that eliminated frivolous lawsuits that raise rates. Randy also passed sweeping property tax reform with Governor DeSantis to bring relief to Pasco families, retirees, and residents.

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Voting and sponsorship record

741 votes (yes: 722, no: 14, not voting: 5), 42 sponsorships.

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