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State Representative, District 95

State

Unopposed, not on the November ballot

Christine Hunschofsky

Unopposed

Position on major issues

Abortion and reproductive policy

​Protect reproductive rights and safe access to healthcare

No public positions found.

Agriculture and rural policy

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Official record (2)

Official record (2)

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Artificial intelligence

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Official record (4)

Official record (4)

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Civil rights and freedoms

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Official record (1)

Official record (1)

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Criminal justice and policing

Improve public safety and bring common sense gun safety laws

1 more quote

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Economy, jobs and wages

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Official record (8)

Official record (8)

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Education

Work to improve our public schools and help attract the best teachers

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Elections and voting

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Official record (13)

Official record (13)

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Energy

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Official record (6)

Official record (6)

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Environment and climate

Fight for the environment and clean water

1 more quote

+1 more

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Families and social services

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Official record (13)

Official record (13)

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Firearms policy

Christine testified at the Gun Violence Prevention Task Force on the need for universal background checks before the United State House of Representatives.

1 more quote

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Government reform

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Official record (38)

Official record (38)

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Healthcare

She continues to prioritize the importance of mental health and serves on the Florida Commission of Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder, which was established through her legislation.

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Housing

Help our homeowners by working to bring down skyrocketing property insurance rates

1 more quote

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Immigration

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Official record (6)

Official record (6)

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Infrastructure and transportation

I secured over $13 million for projects in and around District 95 that enhanced public safety, protected the environment, improved critical infrastructure, supported health care programs, enhanced education outcomes, and assisted seniors.

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Local control

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Official record (8)

Official record (8)

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National security and foreign policy

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Official record (1)

Official record (1)

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Social Security and retirement

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Official record (4)

Official record (4)

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Taxes and government spending

I secured over $13 million for projects in and around District 95 that enhanced public safety, protected the environment, improved critical infrastructure, supported health care programs, enhanced education outcomes, and assisted seniors.

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Technology and privacy

I am proud that in my first four years, I passed 25 new laws that accomplished the following: Bolstered our public schools and teachers Helped reduce insurance costs Protected residents privacy Enhanced school safety Improved healthcare Preserved our environment Helped address mental health and substance abuse [amended into another bill] Protected pedestrians and bicyclists Supported Military Families and veterans Brought meaningful police reform [amended into another bill] Improved access to unemployment benefits [amended into another bill]

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Veterans

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Official record (5)

Official record (5)

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Drug policy

She continues to prioritize the importance of mental health and serves on the Florida Commission of Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder, which was established through her legislation.

No public positions found.

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