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Representative in Congress, District 28

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Carlos A. Gimenez

Currently represents District 28

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Position on major issues

Position on major issues

Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

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Agriculture and rural policy

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Official record (14)

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Artificial intelligence

Protect the Everglades, defend water resources, support responsible growth, and pursue a temporary moratorium on large-scale AI data centers and other high-impact developments until their impacts on infrastructure, energy, housing, and the environment are fully evaluated.

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Civil rights and freedoms

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Official record (11)

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Criminal justice and policing

Create an inter-agency public corruption task force and strengthen accountability for public contracts.

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Official record (95)

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Economy, jobs and wages

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Education

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Elections and voting

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Energy

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Official record (64)

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Environment and climate

Protect the Everglades, defend water resources, support responsible growth, and pursue a temporary moratorium on large-scale AI data centers and other high-impact developments until their impacts on infrastructure, energy, housing, and the environment are fully evaluated.

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Official record (94)

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Families and social services

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Official record (14)

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Firearms policy

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Government reform

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He maintained his commitment to bringing fiscal responsibility needed at the county level, working to expand transparency, renegotiate contracts with public sector labor unions and reduce the county government workforce, and implementing the largest tax cut in the county’s history saving Miami-Dade County taxpayers $2 billion.

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Healthcare

Lower premiums, expand access, and reduce out-of-pocket costs through the Healthcare Stability & Program Choice Act.

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Official record (38)

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Housing

Enforce anti-fraud laws, hold bad actors accountable, stabilize the market, and protect homeowners from rising costs.

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Immigration

Protect law-abiding immigrant families, Improve training and accountability for border personnel, a path to permanent residency for families stuck in legal limbo and target criminals and traffickers.

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Infrastructure and transportation

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Official record (47)

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Local control

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National security and foreign policy

Putting America First means defending the Constitution and the rule of law, rejecting anti-American rhetoric, antisemitism, socialism and political extremism, and using military force only when lawful and necessary.

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Official record (240)

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Social Security and retirement

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Taxes and government spending

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Elected in 2011 with a mandate for change, during a time of economic crisis, declining household incomes and job losses, Gimenez has led dramatic positive change in South Florida by balancing the county’s budget every year without raising taxes and bringing Miami-Dade taxpayers the largest tax cut in county history. Read full quote

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Technology and privacy

Protect the Everglades, defend water resources, support responsible growth, and pursue a temporary moratorium on large-scale AI data centers and other high-impact developments until their impacts on infrastructure, energy, housing, and the environment are fully evaluated.

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Official record (42)

Official record (42)

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Veterans

Pursue a full VA hospital or major VA medical facility in South Dade to improve access for veterans in South Dade and Monroe County while strengthening essential services.

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