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State Representative, District 67

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Lisette Bonano

 

Luis Viera

 

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Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

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Agriculture and rural policy

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Civil rights and freedoms

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Criminal justice and policing

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He has secured funding for three new fire stations, led the push for an apprenticeship ordinance for young people, championed a returning citizens ordinance, led the fight to pass the Tenant’s Bill of Rights, promoted and funded disability accessible parks, including the All Abilities New Tampa Park, advocated for veterans and first responders, and was instrumental in securing the New Tampa Recreation Center expansion.

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Economy, jobs and wages

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As our State Representative, Luis will build on his record of results for all Floridians by expanding access to affordable health care, fighting for public schools, supporting labor unions, and standing up to an extreme agenda that turns back the clock on fundamental rights.

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Education

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As our State Representative, Luis will build on his record of results for all Floridians by expanding access to affordable health care, fighting for public schools, supporting labor unions, and standing up to an extreme agenda that turns back the clock on fundamental rights.

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Elections and voting

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Energy

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Environment and climate

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After Hurricane Milton, Luis pushed for $3.2 million in housing assistance for working class families that were flooded and worked with the County to pass an independent review of how our infrastructure responded to flooding in Zone X and many working class communities.

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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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As our State Representative, Luis will build on his record of results for all Floridians by expanding access to affordable health care, fighting for public schools, supporting labor unions, and standing up to an extreme agenda that turns back the clock on fundamental rights.

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Housing

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He has secured funding for three new fire stations, led the push for an apprenticeship ordinance for young people, championed a returning citizens ordinance, led the fight to pass the Tenant’s Bill of Rights, promoted and funded disability accessible parks, including the All Abilities New Tampa Park, advocated for veterans and first responders, and was instrumental in securing the New Tampa Recreation Center expansion.

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Immigration

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In a time of xenophobia and bigotry, Luis (a proud son of refugees) has championed our refugees and been a strong voice against scapegoating of our diverse immigrant community.

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Infrastructure and transportation

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After Hurricane Milton, Luis pushed for $3.2 million in housing assistance for working class families that were flooded and worked with the County to pass an independent review of how our infrastructure responded to flooding in Zone X and many working class communities.

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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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He has secured funding for three new fire stations, led the push for an apprenticeship ordinance for young people, championed a returning citizens ordinance, led the fight to pass the Tenant’s Bill of Rights, promoted and funded disability accessible parks, including the All Abilities New Tampa Park, advocated for veterans and first responders, and was instrumental in securing the New Tampa Recreation Center expansion.

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