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Jay Trumbull

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Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

The values of our Panhandle are faith, family, and freedom. Jay has a record of standing strong for religious freedom, free speech for conservatives on college campuses, and for our gun rights. Jay is 100% pro-life and has been a champion for senior safety.

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Firearms policy

The values of our Panhandle are faith, family, and freedom. Jay has a record of standing strong for religious freedom, free speech for conservatives on college campuses, and for our gun rights. Jay is 100% pro-life and has been a champion for senior safety.

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Housing

Jay has led the effort to lower the cost of property insurance for Floridians, and he believes there is more work to be done. He will always make it a priority for every homeowner in the Panhandle to have access to good, affordable property insurance.

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Taxes and government spending

With Florida’s property values climbing at a record pace, our property taxes in many communities are beginning to hurt working families. Jay will look for solutions to limit their increases, perhaps pegging them to an index to keep them reasonable for every homeowner. Jay also fought to finally eliminate sales taxes on commercial leases and was proud to vote yes on Bill 7031, which was signed by Governor DeSantis in 2025.

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Veterans

Jay helped lead the effort to pass unprecedented tax breaks for veterans and their families. He believes strongly that Florida needs to be the most veteran-friendly state in the nation and will continue to advocate for reforms to make it easier for veterans to open and operate small businesses after their military service is completed.

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Voting and sponsorship record

681 votes (no: 15, yes: 602, not voting: 64), 29 sponsorships.

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