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State Representative, District 68

State

Ryan Gill

 

Tony Smith

 

Position on major issues

Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

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Agriculture and rural policy

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Tony supports responsible development that protects Plant City's small-town character while preparing for future needs. He believes in planning that balances residential, commercial, and agricultural priorities, ensuring new growth comes with the infrastructure and services it requires.

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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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● Keeping our communities safe by supporting first responders, investing in crime prevention, and standing behind law enforcement and firefighters.

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Economy, jobs and wages

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● Protecting affordability by lowering costs for working families and supporting small businesses.

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Education

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Elections and voting

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Tony is committed to open, honest leadership. He will advocate for greater public engagement, clearer communication from city leaders, and full transparency in decision-making so residents always know what’s happening and how their voices are being heard.

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Energy

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Environment and climate

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From outdated roads to frequent flooding, Plant City's aging infrastructure is under pressure. Tony will fight for strategic investments to modernize transportation, improve drainage, and upgrade utilities, building a more resilient and connected community.

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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

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Housing

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Tony supports responsible development that protects Plant City's small-town character while preparing for future needs. He believes in planning that balances residential, commercial, and agricultural priorities, ensuring new growth comes with the infrastructure and services it requires.

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Immigration

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Infrastructure and transportation

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From outdated roads to frequent flooding, Plant City's aging infrastructure is under pressure. Tony will fight for strategic investments to modernize transportation, improve drainage, and upgrade utilities, building a more resilient and connected community.

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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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Technology and privacy

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Veterans

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