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State Representative, District 11

State

Unopposed, not on the November ballot

Sam Garrison

Unopposed

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

The men and women of law enforcement not only safeguard our communities, they are the “thin blue line” that separate order from lawlessness. As a prosecutor, Sam worked closely with law enforcement to uphold the law and lock up criminals. As a lawmaker, he will always Back the Blue.

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Economy, jobs and wages

Reckless spending, rampant inflation, and runaway regulation—Sam knows that “Bidenomics” is a disaster that’s straining our communities and hurting our families. Read full quote

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Education

Sam knows that not every path to success requires a college degree. It’s essential that we promote vocational and technical education opportunities for students who wish to pursue careers in mechanics, electrical, plumbing and countless other critical trades.

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Elections and voting

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Energy

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Environment and climate

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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

Health care costs are too high, and Floridians need common sense solutions that improve access to good quality, affordable care. Read full quote

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Housing

The cost of homeowner’s insurance is out of control. We need to enforce consumer protection laws, hold insurers accountable, and stop those who try to game the system and raise prices for everyone.

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Immigration

As a former prosecutor, Sam has worked closely with law enforcement to safeguard our streets and put criminals behind bars. Read full quote

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Infrastructure and transportation

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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

The best way to help our families thrive is to get government out of the way—that means lower taxes and less red-tape. Sam has worked to pass some of Florida’s biggest tax cuts, while also helping to streamline regulation so it doesn’t hurt families or small businesses.

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Technology and privacy

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Veterans

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Drug policy

Health care costs are too high, and Floridians need common sense solutions that improve access to good quality, affordable care. Read full quote

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