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State Representative, District 83

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Kaylee Tuck

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Position on major issues

Agriculture and rural policy

Exploring funding options for research and development, marketing, and cost-sharing programs, looking at outdated regulations and policies that favor large scale agriculture operations at the expense of the small farmers, and addressing water quantity issues so that farming and rural communities will not have to expend valuable time and energy to compete for limited water resources.

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Economy, jobs and wages

Continuing to make Florida one of the most competitive states for businesses to expand and relocate.

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Education

Bringing more advanced academic options to rural communities to give students better opportunities for high achievement, and exploring career readiness education programs that give non-college bound students an option to learn a trade or skill that can translate into an available job opportunity providing a livable wage.

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Infrastructure and transportation

Addressing infrastructure needs in rural communities, and advocating for free-market principles that keep the government out of your pocketbook.

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Taxes and government spending

Continuing to make Florida one of the most competitive states for businesses to expand and relocate.

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Addressing infrastructure needs in rural communities, and advocating for free-market principles that keep the government out of your pocketbook.

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Veterans

Exploring ways to address the unique issues facing veterans in rural communities, starting with the lack of transitional housing resources available to veterans.

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Voting and sponsorship record

741 votes (yes: 705, no: 12, not voting: 24), 17 sponsorships.

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