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State Representative, District 99

State

Unopposed, not on the November ballot

Daryl Nevroy Campbell

Unopposed

Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

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Official record (1)

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Agriculture and rural policy

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Artificial intelligence

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Civil rights and freedoms

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Official record (1)

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Criminal justice and policing

These pieces of legislation are extremely impactful in protecting all Floridians, and were drafted in direct response to tragedies that should have never happened in the first place. Read full quote

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Economy, jobs and wages

He has secured $10.4 million in appropriations and successfully passed bills addressing the needs of persons with sickle cell disease, as well as enhancing job opportunities for formerly homeless individuals, guiding them towards realizing their limitless potential.

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Education

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Elections and voting

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Official record (18)

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Energy

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Environment and climate

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Official record (36)

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Families and social services

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Firearms policy

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Government reform

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Healthcare

He has secured $10.4 million in appropriations and successfully passed bills addressing the needs of persons with sickle cell disease, as well as enhancing job opportunities for formerly homeless individuals, guiding them towards realizing their limitless potential.

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Housing

HB 975 - Background Screenings & Certifications This measure would provide employment opportunities as peer support specialists by granting exemptions from level 2 background checks for individuals with lived experience of homelessness who have a non-violent criminal record (regardless of the time elapsed) and have not been arrested in the past three years. Read full quote

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Immigration

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Infrastructure and transportation

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Local control

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National security and foreign policy

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Official record (1)

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Social Security and retirement

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Taxes and government spending

He has secured $10.4 million in appropriations and successfully passed bills addressing the needs of persons with sickle cell disease, as well as enhancing job opportunities for formerly homeless individuals, guiding them towards realizing their limitless potential.

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Technology and privacy

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Veterans

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