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State Representative, District 62

State

Unopposed, not on the November ballot

Kyandra Darling

Unopposed

Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

Protect access to comprehensive reproductive care and champion women’s rights.

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Agriculture and rural policy

Strengthen disaster readiness, stormwater infrastructure and climate resilience efforts so every Floridian is protected from natural disasters and the impacts of climate change. Read full quote

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Artificial intelligence

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Civil rights and freedoms

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Criminal justice and policing

Collaborate with law enforcement and community leaders from all backgrounds to build mutual trust and accountability.

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Economy, jobs and wages

Investments in our local small businesses and entrepreneurs through expanded access to capital.

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Education

As OUR Representative, Kyandra Darling will continue to fight every day to lower costs— from groceries to housing—protect our freedoms and rights, improve our local schools, and keep our neighborhoods safe.

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Elections and voting

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Energy

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Environment and climate

Strengthen disaster readiness, stormwater infrastructure and climate resilience efforts so every Floridian is protected from natural disasters and the impacts of climate change. Read full quote

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Families and social services

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Firearms policy

As your State Representative, Kyandra will: Advocate for universal background checks on all gun purchases while protecting the rights of law-abiding owners. Read full quote

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Government reform

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Healthcare

Ensure mental health is treated with the urgency and coverage it deserves and is covered by insurance.

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Housing

Real insurance relief for hardworking families, seniors, and veterans—not just bailouts for giant corporations. More funding for affordable housing that meets the needs of real people. Strengthen state partnerships that help veterans and military families access stable housing and prevent homelessness.

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Immigration

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Infrastructure and transportation

Strengthen disaster readiness, stormwater infrastructure and climate resilience efforts so every Floridian is protected from natural disasters and the impacts of climate change. 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

Protect our seniors from fraud and financial crime, and ensure every senior has access to quality, affordable care they’ve earned after a lifetime of hard work and raising their families. Read full quote

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Taxes and government spending

Lower taxes and fees for working- and middle-class families.

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Technology and privacy

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Veterans

Ensure veterans receive the care and benefits they've earned.

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Drug policy

She will push for accessible, affordable healthcare, including mental health and addiction services.

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