Hector Rivera

Pursue Hardened Infrastructure Grants for District 30 schools Secure direct state funding for AI-integrated weapon detection systems at every school entrance Finish the work our community's loss forced the state to start — this district includes Parkland, and we know the price of unfinished promises

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Bringing state development funds to our cities, with mandates to hire locally and pay higher wages.

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Expanding homestead savings while guaranteeing full funding for police, firefighters, and classrooms.

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Modernizing school safety with airport-grade screening systems so our kids can learn free of fear, and making mental health counselors available to students.

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Pursue Hardened Infrastructure Grants for District 30 schools

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Establish a "Veteran Teacher Bonus" — a state-funded locality pay supplement

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Target it specifically to Broward and Palm Beach County teachers

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Reward teachers who improve student grades and reach 10 years of employment

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Real-world business skills, not just a diploma — Hector's plan partners local entrepreneurs with Florida high schools so students build and run small, teacher-guided ventures, learning budgeting, sales, and leadership alongside the standard curriculum. Graduates leave school understanding how to build something of their own, not just how to find a job.

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Pursue Hardened Infrastructure Grants for District 30 schools Secure direct state funding for AI-integrated weapon detection systems at every school entrance Finish the work our community's loss forced the state to start — this district includes Parkland, and we know the price of unfinished promises

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Voting & Values Hector believes no Floridian should be disenfranchised due to cost, distance, or lack of access to vital records. He supports state-funded mobile documentation clinics, fee waivers for low-income residents, and partnerships with county clerks to streamline access to certified birth and marriage certificates. He specifically notes that women who changed their names through marriage or divorce often face added hurdles, and supports free certified copies and expedited processing so that voting — a constitutional right — isn't burdened by cost.

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Push and support a Canal Reclamation Project for District 30

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Secure state funding for the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD)

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Dredge and modernize the C-14 and C-15 canal systems that service our neighborhoods

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Restoring coral reefs and improving water quality in South Florida's canals matters to Hector — he backs state partnerships with local nonprofits and civic volunteers to protect the natural resources that drive our tourism economy and quality of life for generations to come.

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aging drainage infrastructure across the district is overwhelmed by unchecked growth, causing seasonal flooding. See Hector's Canal Reclamation and Home Rule plans under Priorities above for the full fix.

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Modernizing school safety with airport-grade screening systems so our kids can learn free of fear, and making mental health counselors available to students.

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Healthcare Lower costs without higher taxes is the goal — Hector backs state-level legislation encouraging self-funding healthcare models, expanded state-negotiated prescription pricing, increased telehealth access, and targeted subsidies for vulnerable populations. He also supports streamlining Medicaid administration to reduce waste and redirect savings toward coverage expansion — with the goal of healthcare that is accessible, transparent, and financially sustainable for Florida families. Faster, more affordable care for the men and women who served — that's what Hector wants for veterans in Palm Beach and Broward counties, through expanded partnerships between the state's veterans' hospitals and community health providers, and lower out-of-pocket costs for veterans and their families.

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A state-backed, low-rate bond program to stop sudden, crushing fee hikes caused by mandatory reserve requirements and extensive repairs.

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Establish a "Density Ceiling" that prevents state preemption from overriding municipal master plans

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Policyholder-owned reciprocal insurance exchanges and mandatory rate reductions tied to state reinsurance backing, so premiums pay claims, not shareholder dividends.

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Florida's biggest challenges are (1) skyrocketing insurance costs and (2) out-of-control over-development projects overwhelming aging infrastructure.

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2026 brought real relief — Citizens Property Insurance cut rates statewide, with some of the largest drops in Broward and Palm Beach counties, and 17 new insurers have entered Florida's market. Hector says the job isn't finished; see his full insurance plan under Priorities above.

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Beyond tax and insurance reform, Hector supports expanding public-private workforce housing partnerships that are self-funded and reduce reliance on taxpayer subsidies.

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Hector believes local laws are best decided locally, not overridden by developer-friendly state preemption. See his "Density Ceiling" proposal under Priorities above for the specifics.

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No. Hector supports state legislation prohibiting insurance carriers from denying a valid claim or death benefit simply because the loss occurred during a Governor-declared state of emergency, such as a hurricane. Floridians pay some of the highest premiums in the country — a declared emergency shouldn't become a loophole for insurers to walk away from a legitimate claim.

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Hector's Solution Champion policyholder-owned reciprocal insurance exchanges — homeowners pool risk across regions and own the carrier, so premiums pay claims, not shareholder dividends Require any carrier receiving state reinsurance backing to pass savings to policyholders as measurable rate reductions — not press releases Fight for state-backed, low-interest financing of condo special assessments, so safety compliance never forces a retiree out of a paid-off home

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Establish a "Density Ceiling" that prevents state preemption from overriding municipal master plans Focus protection on high-traffic corridors like Glades Rd, Sample Rd, and 441 Mandate that 100% of state-incentivized development fees stay in the municipality for immediate traffic & drainage upgrades

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Hector supports expanding public-private workforce housing partnerships that are self-funded and reduce reliance on taxpayer subsidies. He also proposes a "Landlord Loan Act": allowing an owner with at least 30% equity to finance the sale of their home directly to a tenant through a wrap-around mortgage, with the interest rate capped near the existing note rate. It's a state-level tool that opens a path to ownership for families priced out of traditional bank financing — without new taxpayer spending. SB 4-D's milestone inspections and structural reserve requirements exist for good reason — put in place after the Surfside collapse, safety can't be optional. But across Boca Raton, Parkland, and Coral Springs, condo owners are now facing five- and six-figure special assessments with little warning, some being forced to sell or face foreclosure to comply with a law everyone supports in principle. His fix: state-backed, low-interest loan options for associations completing mandated repairs, phased assessment timelines that don't blindside retirees on fixed incomes, and faster access to wind-mitigation credits that lower the cost side of the equation.

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Push and support a Canal Reclamation Project for District 30

electrivera.com · Sources

Secure state funding for the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD)

electrivera.com · Sources

Dredge and modernize the C-14 and C-15 canal systems that service our neighborhoods

electrivera.com · Sources

Florida's biggest challenges are (1) skyrocketing insurance costs and (2) out-of-control over-development projects overwhelming aging infrastructure.

electrivera.com · Sources

aging drainage infrastructure across the district is overwhelmed by unchecked growth, causing seasonal flooding. See Hector's Canal Reclamation and Home Rule plans under Priorities above for the full fix.

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Yes. In a boating- and travel-heavy community like ours, families deserve to know that charter buses, boats, and aircraft are held to the highest safety standard. Hector supports requiring the newest available safety equipment and annual certified inspections for charter passenger transportation operating in Florida, with no exemptions for older vehicles or vessels that haven't been retrofitted.

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Establish a "Density Ceiling" that prevents state preemption from overriding municipal master plans Focus protection on high-traffic corridors like Glades Rd, Sample Rd, and 441 Mandate that 100% of state-incentivized development fees stay in the municipality for immediate traffic & drainage upgrades

electrivera.com · Sources

aging drainage infrastructure across the district is overwhelmed by unchecked growth, causing seasonal flooding. See Hector's Canal Reclamation and Home Rule plans under Priorities above for the full fix.

electrivera.com · Sources

Hector believes local laws are best decided locally, not overridden by developer-friendly state preemption. See his "Density Ceiling" proposal under Priorities above for the specifics.

electrivera.com · Sources

Expanding homestead savings while guaranteeing full funding for police, firefighters, and classrooms.

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Pursue Hardened Infrastructure Grants for District 30 schools Secure direct state funding for AI-integrated weapon detection systems at every school entrance Finish the work our community's loss forced the state to start — this district includes Parkland, and we know the price of unfinished promises

electrivera.com · Sources

Healthcare Lower costs without higher taxes is the goal — Hector backs state-level legislation encouraging self-funding healthcare models, expanded state-negotiated prescription pricing, increased telehealth access, and targeted subsidies for vulnerable populations. He also supports streamlining Medicaid administration to reduce waste and redirect savings toward coverage expansion — with the goal of healthcare that is accessible, transparent, and financially sustainable for Florida families. Faster, more affordable care for the men and women who served — that's what Hector wants for veterans in Palm Beach and Broward counties, through expanded partnerships between the state's veterans' hospitals and community health providers, and lower out-of-pocket costs for veterans and their families.

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No. Hector supports state legislation prohibiting insurance carriers from denying a valid claim or death benefit simply because the loss occurred during a Governor-declared state of emergency, such as a hurricane. Floridians pay some of the highest premiums in the country — a declared emergency shouldn't become a loophole for insurers to walk away from a legitimate claim.

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