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State Representative, District 60

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Lindsay Polega-Quigley

 

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Melissa Rutland

 

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Position on major issues

Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

Reproductive healthcare decisions belong to women and their doctors, not politicians in Tallahassee. Read full quote

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Agriculture and rural policy

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Artificial intelligence

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Civil rights and freedoms

For eight years, Florida's top leaders have used culture wars to divide our state and strip civil rights from Black, Brown, and LGBTQ+ Floridians. Lindsay will use every skill she has to stand up to these attacks and ensure our constitution protects everyone equally.

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Criminal justice and policing

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Economy, jobs and wages

Florida freedom means hardworking Floridians should be able to provide for our families and pay our bills without having to worry. Read full quote

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Expand workforce training that responds to local employers’ needs and creates pathways to good-paying jobs here in Pinellas.

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Education

➤ Investing in what matters. Funding public schools, expanding access to affordable and transparent healthcare, and building the infrastructure Pinellas needs.

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Elections and voting

➤ Fixing what's broken in Tallahassee. Ending the pay-to-play culture that puts special interests over working families, children, and seniors.

End the Corruption and Restore Accountability Hold elected officials to a clear standard: public office is a public trust, never a path to personal gain. Ban elected officials from using insider information to get rich at the public’s expense. Require full disclosure when politicians do business with developers.

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Energy

➤ Lowering costs for families. Standing up to insurance companies and utility monopolies that raise rates while cutting coverage.

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Environment and climate

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We can keep Pinellas thriving by striking the right balance between welcoming progress and preserving what makes our community such a special place to live. Read full quote

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Families and social services

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Firearms policy

Gun violence has touched every community in Florida. Lindsay supports universal background checks, safe-storage requirements, and keeping guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them, to keep our schools, our families, and our neighborhoods safe.

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Government reform

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Healthcare

➤ Lowering costs for families. Standing up to insurance companies and utility monopolies that raise rates while cutting coverage.

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Housing

She watched insurance companies deny legitimate claims to homeowners who had lost everything, dragging out litigation until people gave up. Read full quote

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She helped bring the Speer YMCA and Mangrove Bay Middle School partnership to life, worked for years to land a neighborhood grocery, and led the first project in Pinellas County to close under the Live Local Act — giving her firsthand experience with the tools that make attainable housing possible.

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Immigration

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Infrastructure and transportation

➤ Investing in what matters. Funding public schools, expanding access to affordable and transparent healthcare, and building the infrastructure Pinellas needs.

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We can keep Pinellas thriving by striking the right balance between welcoming progress and preserving what makes our community such a special place to live. Read full quote

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Local control

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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

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Support the audits and transparency to show taxpayers where every dollar goes.

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Technology and privacy

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Veterans

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