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Allison Tant
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Allison stands with people from all strands of life, regardless of who they love or the color of their skin. But oftentimes, the scales are tipped against different communities and Allison is committed to ensuring an equitable Florida.
At the core of the government’s mission is to keep our residents safe. That is always my top priority, and that means we need to support our law enforcement officers, and provide them with the tools they need to be successful and better serve all Floridians.
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, small businesses and our economy were hit hard and continue to struggle. Allison wants to ensure that our state is providing every resource and leverage it can to support small businesses. Small businesses are the backbone of Florida’s economy and must be sustained.
Allison has led the fight to fight for children with disabilities, both before and while in office. As the mother of her beloved son, Jeremy, who was born with a complex physical, developmental, and cognitive disability called Williams Syndrome, she believes every child deserves all the opportunities this world has to offer them. Disabilities should not be a deterrent to achieving one’s goals.
Allison has spent her whole career working to reform our Pre-K, K-12, and college education system. She believes every child deserves access to a quality education, regardless of their upbringing.
Protecting our Environment Florida will be ground zero in the country for the impacts of climate change. Our community is lucky to have access to such a precious natural environment, and we must protect our environment for future generations to enjoy. To that end, Allison is committed to advocating for sustainable policies to ensure Florida continues to be a beautiful state everyone can enjoy. As a member of the select committee on Hurricane Recovery and Resiliency, Allison knows that we need to prepare for the future and protect ourselves from violent storms. When disaster strikes, she shows up—and she’s committed to building a safe, sustainable future for our communities.
Allison has led the fight to fight for children with disabilities, both before and while in office. As the mother of her beloved son, Jeremy, who was born with a complex physical, developmental, and cognitive disability called Williams Syndrome, she believes every child deserves all the opportunities this world has to offer them. Disabilities should not be a deterrent to achieving one’s goals.
August 8, 2024 After over 100 Tallahassee senior citizens were left in the dark for days after tornadoes ripped through the capital, elected officials and state agency leaders are looking to require developers who build affordable housing for seniors and people with disabilities in Florida to include emergency generators. “It will cost more, but what is the liability if we don’t?” asked Rep. Allison Tant, D-Tallahassee.
As the daughter and wife of U.S. Veterans, Allison has seen firsthand the struggles Veterans face. We owe every veteran our gratitude, our respect, and our support, and Allison has a clear record of fighting for Veterans.
Allison knows that disasters have harmed our community, and she’s committed to improving our resilience and ability to withstand them.
August 8, 2024 After over 100 Tallahassee senior citizens were left in the dark for days after tornadoes ripped through the capital, elected officials and state agency leaders are looking to require developers who build affordable housing for seniors and people with disabilities in Florida to include emergency generators. “It will cost more, but what is the liability if we don’t?” asked Rep. Allison Tant, D-Tallahassee.
741 votes (no: 98, yes: 576, not voting: 67), 66 sponsorships.
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