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Patt Maney

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Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

PROTECT the sanctity of life and the rights of our unborn children

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Criminal justice and policing

As a judge, he initiated defendant-funded programs to save tax dollars and increase liberty, including a house arrest program and worthless check diversion program. To increase public safety and provide opportunities for treatment, he successfully built a team to establish both a Mental Health Court and Veterans Treatment Court, as well as held regular “jail sweeps” to speed up the process to reduce the jail population through pleas and bond reviews.

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Economy, jobs and wages

ENHANCE K-12 and postsecondary education to prepare working families for jobs of the future and strengthen our economic growth

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Education

ENHANCE K-12 and postsecondary education to prepare working families for jobs of the future and strengthen our economic growth

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He champions conservative, family-oriented legislation, such as the Purple Star School Law to distinguish military friendly schools and initiatives to reduce barriers for qualified childcare workers, establish Veterans Treatment Courts, and offer more opportunities for in-state postsecondary education.

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Environment and climate

IMPROVE our infrastructure and address growing traffic needs while protecting our fragile environment

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Firearms policy

DEFEND our Second Amendment rights & support the repeal of the ill-conceived “Red Flag Law”

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Healthcare

CLOSE THE GAPS in Florida's mental health services for the most vulnerable

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In 2024, he successfully introduced and garnered unanimous passage of the first major rewrite of the 50 year-old Baker Act for the involuntary treatment of people with mental illnesses, and the 30 year-old Marchman Act for the involuntary treatment of people with drug and alcohol dependence.

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Whether modernizing Florida's mental health care system, fighting to keep Florida the most military-friendly state in the nation, or driving commonsense solutions for Florida's families, I charge forward with conservative principles to deliver results for my constituents.

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Infrastructure and transportation

IMPROVE our infrastructure and address growing traffic needs while protecting our fragile environment

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National security and foreign policy

SUPPORT the national defense and our military and veteran families, as demonstrated by the T. Patt Maney Veterans Treatment Intervention Act

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Veterans

SUPPORT the national defense and our military and veteran families, as demonstrated by the T. Patt Maney Veterans Treatment Intervention Act

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He champions conservative, family-oriented legislation, such as the Purple Star School Law to distinguish military friendly schools and initiatives to reduce barriers for qualified childcare workers, establish Veterans Treatment Courts, and offer more opportunities for in-state postsecondary education.

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As a judge, he initiated defendant-funded programs to save tax dollars and increase liberty, including a house arrest program and worthless check diversion program. To increase public safety and provide opportunities for treatment, he successfully built a team to establish both a Mental Health Court and Veterans Treatment Court, as well as held regular “jail sweeps” to speed up the process to reduce the jail population through pleas and bond reviews.

pattmaneyforhouse.com ·

Whether modernizing Florida's mental health care system, fighting to keep Florida the most military-friendly state in the nation, or driving commonsense solutions for Florida's families, I charge forward with conservative principles to deliver results for my constituents.

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Voting and sponsorship record

741 votes (no: 26, yes: 711, not voting: 4), 30 sponsorships.

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