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State Representative, District 57

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Adam C. Anderson

 

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Wendy Hoy

 

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Position on major issues

Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

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Official record (1)

I oppose government intrusion into personal healthcare, family decisions, community safety, and private life. Read full quote

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Agriculture and rural policy

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Artificial intelligence

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I oppose policies that hide true costs, build expensive utility capacity without verified demand, allow utilities to charge themselves inflated internal prices, and leave loopholes that prevent independent review of affiliate transactions. Read full quote

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Civil rights and freedoms

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Criminal justice and policing

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Official record (84)

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Economy, jobs and wages

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Official record (8)

I oppose these measures because they weaken the voices of teachers, caregivers, and frontline workers who already face low pay, high turnover, and demanding conditions. Read full quote

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Education

In education, we have a great deal of to be proud of, but much work to be done. Read full quote

I oppose classroom censorship, book bans, political interference in libraries, attacks on public education, and policies that siphon public funds away from public schools.

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Elections and voting

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I oppose barriers that make it harder for Floridians to vote and efforts that strip local election officials of control.

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Energy

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Require utility bill caps Strengthen oversight of utility companies to prevent unnecessary rate hikes Expand energy‑efficiency programs that reduce monthly bills Support community solar programs that lower costs for renters and homeowners

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Environment and climate

On the affordability front, we took decisive action to reduce costly delays in housing builds that make homes and renovations more expensive by streamlining inconsistent permitting and inspections processes. My hope is that this will be a great benefit to so many in our community affected by the recent hurricanes.

I oppose rollbacks of environmental safeguards and policies that put short‑term interests ahead of long‑term environmental health.

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Families and social services

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Firearms policy

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Official record (7)

I oppose government intrusion into personal healthcare, family decisions, community safety, and private life. Read full quote

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Government reform

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Official record (36)

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Healthcare

Knowing that strong communities are built with healthy communities, we worked on public policy that would help Florida families have access to the tools and care that are needed to prevent and treat disease – including taking the fight to Parkinson’s Disease through early intervention treatments, expanding healthcare options by reestablishing a licensure framework for naturopathy, and funding newborn, genetic screenings that can help identify issues at birth to help better treat children from a young age.

Protect seniors from rising prescription and healthcare costs through state‑level consumer protections Accept Medicaid expansion dollars which will lead to: Hundreds of thousands of working Floridians receiving affordable health coverage Strengthening rural hospitals and reducing medical debt across the state Bringing billions of federal dollars home Lowers insurance premiums Improving overall health outcomes for families.

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Housing

On the affordability front, we took decisive action to reduce costly delays in housing builds that make homes and renovations more expensive by streamlining inconsistent permitting and inspections processes.

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Require property insurance rate caps Provide statewide tax credits for roof, window, and wind mitigation upgrades for owner-occupied as well as rental properties Provide roof replacement, window, and wind mitigation grants for landlords to help reduce pass-through costs for renters Allow an independent roof inspection if the insurer requires a new roof prior to property insurance renewal to be paid by the insurance company if the roof meets underwriting standards Restore the ability of homeowners to challenge unfair insurance practices Require insurers to justify rate increases with transparent data Create a state‑backed reinsurance program that lowers premiums Crack down on insurers that delay or deny legitimate claims

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Immigration

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Official record (5)

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Infrastructure and transportation

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Official record (36)

Official record (36)

Expand affordable public transit options including investing in a fleet of smaller, more fuel-efficient buses for non-rush hours and for use in neighborhoods where people who live too far to walk to a bus stop can get to a larger bus stop Give employers with large numbers of mass-transit reliant employees subsidies and/or tax credits for purchasing buses to shuttle their own employe

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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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Official record (5)

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Taxes and government spending

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I oppose policies that raise costs, favor special interests, or shift financial burdens onto everyday Floridians.

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Technology and privacy

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I oppose policies that hide true costs, build expensive utility capacity without verified demand, allow utilities to charge themselves inflated internal prices, and leave loopholes that prevent independent review of affiliate transactions. Read full quote

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Veterans

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Expanding veterans’ healthcare access with more clinicians, extended clinic hours, and satellite mental‑health sites. Read full quote

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Emergency management

On the affordability front, we took decisive action to reduce costly delays in housing builds that make homes and renovations more expensive by streamlining inconsistent permitting and inspections processes. My hope is that this will be a great benefit to so many in our community affected by the recent hurricanes.

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