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State Representative, District 87

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Emily Gregory

 

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Jon Maples

 

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Position on major issues

Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

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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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Criminal justice and policing

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Jon Maples supports law enforcement, safer communities, and policies focused on protecting families, neighborhoods, schools, and local businesses across District 87.

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Economy, jobs and wages

She’s running for reelection to take on the affordability crisis head-on, to lower costs, fix the property insurance system, strengthen public schools, and make sure Florida is a place where families can build a future again.

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Cut taxes on small businesses and job creators Slash burdensome red tape and bureaucracy Invest in workforce development and vocational education Support businesses that want to invest in Florida and Palm Beach County

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Education

She’s running for reelection to take on the affordability crisis head-on, to lower costs, fix the property insurance system, strengthen public schools, and make sure Florida is a place where families can build a future again.

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Jon supports parental involvement in education, transparency for families, high academic standards, and safe learning environments for students throughout Florida communities.

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Elections and voting

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Energy

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Environment and climate

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Infrastructure planning that keeps pace with growth Responsible development that pays its own way Protections for local waterways and public resources Preserve the quality of life that makes Palm Beach County such a wonderful place to live

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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

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Housing

She’s running for reelection to take on the affordability crisis head-on, to lower costs, fix the property insurance system, strengthen public schools, and make sure Florida is a place where families can build a future again.

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Jon Maples has focused on affordability concerns affecting Palm Beach County families, including rising property taxes, increasing insurance premiums, inflation, and the overall cost of living in Florida.

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Immigration

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Infrastructure and transportation

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Infrastructure planning that keeps pace with growth Responsible development that pays its own way Protections for local waterways and public resources Preserve the quality of life that makes Palm Beach County such a wonderful place to live

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Local control

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Jon's Priorities: Cutting taxes and wasteful spending Removing burdensome red tape Supporting private sector solutions that create high-paying jobs Protecting parental involvement in education Restoring local priorities to the governing agenda in Tallahassee

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National security and foreign policy

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Social Security and retirement

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Taxes and government spending

I’m running for reelection to take on the affordability crisis head-on, lowering costs, fixing our broken insurance system, strengthening our public schools, and making sure families can build a future here again.

Jon Maples has focused on affordability concerns affecting Palm Beach County families, including rising property taxes, increasing insurance premiums, inflation, and the overall cost of living in Florida.

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Technology and privacy

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Veterans

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Emergency management

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Public Safety and Safe Neighborhoods House District 87 is a wonderful place to raise a family because of the dedication of our law enforcement officers, firefighters, and first responders. Read full quote

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