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State Representative, District 21

State

Unopposed, not on the November ballot

Jacquelyn Jackie Randall

Unopposed

Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

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Agriculture and rural policy

Jackie believes protecting Florida’s natural resources is both an environmental and economic priority. She’ll work to preserve clean water, safeguard farmland, and invest in sustainable infrastructure that supports our tourism, agriculture and local farmers, and future generations of Floridians.

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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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Economy, jobs and wages

Moved forward the development of the Hawthorne Industrial Park to attract new businesses, support job creation, and strengthen the local economy. This effort positions Hawthorne to compete for new investment while creating opportunities for residents to work closer to home.

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Education

As a college professor — and someone who once helped rally parents to save her community’s local school from closure — Jackie has always fought for our children’s future. Read full quote

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Elections and voting

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Energy

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Environment and climate

Jackie believes protecting Florida’s natural resources is both an environmental and economic priority. She’ll work to preserve clean water, safeguard farmland, and invest in sustainable infrastructure that supports our tourism, agriculture and local farmers, and future generations of Floridians.

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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

With firsthand experience as a respiratory therapist and frontline healthcare worker during COVID‑19, Jackie knows healthcare isn’t political — it’s personal. Read full quote

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Housing

Moved forward affordable housing projects like Bella Meadows, including new homes and rent-to-own options, helping more families achieve stable housing and a path to homeownership.

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Immigration

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Infrastructure and transportation

Jackie believes protecting Florida’s natural resources is both an environmental and economic priority. She’ll work to preserve clean water, safeguard farmland, and invest in sustainable infrastructure that supports our tourism, agriculture and local farmers, and future generations of Floridians.

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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

Lowering Costs & Expanding Opportunity for Working Families Jacquelyn will fight to rein in rising insurance premiums, utility costs, and everyday expenses, and oppose policies that pad corporate profits at the expense of working families. Read full quote

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Technology and privacy

Worked with Cox to expand high-speed internet and strengthen local infrastructure, including access at all city buildings.

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Veterans

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