We’ve taken action to keep Floridians safe and reduce crime to a 50-year low, by: ✅Shutting down drug trafficking syndicates ✅Increasing penalties for fentanyl dealers ✅Cracking down on retail theft ✅Enacting the nation’s toughest anti-illegal immigration laws ✅Removing

Amendment 3: written by the CEO of a weed company that has poured $70 million (and counting) into the effort so that the company gets a constitutionally-protected monopoly on the market. This is bad policy and even worse constitutional law.

Taxing unrealized gains would tank the economy and spur a massive capital flight out of the US. It would also represent the most significant expansion of government power in more than a century. It is also not constitutional, as the federal government lacks the authority to

It was an honor to join Senator Corey Simon, stakeholders, and dedicated health care professionals today at Doctors' Memorial Hospital to celebrate its grand reopening of their Emergency Department after undergoing crucial upgrades following Hurricane Idalia. Under the direction of

Donald Trump has consistently stated that late-term abortions where a baby can feel pain should never be permitted, and he's always stood up for parents' rights. Amendment 4 would allow late-term abortions, eliminate parental consent, and open the door to taxpayer-funded

No matter where you stand, Amendment 4 is too extreme for Floridians.

90 minutes of word salads doused with platitudes won’t be appealing to voters. The June debate exposed Biden in a way the media could no longer cover for; the September debate will expose the real Harris — the media won’t be able to concoct a narrative that will make voters

Nothing is more important than getting home safely - for you and others on the road. As a father of young drivers and as a transportation professional, spreading the word about the dangers of driving impaired are critical to getting everyone home.    Thank you, Jake Stofan, for

It’s a shame that someone like Joe Gruters would support an amendment that has virtually no checks on where and how marijuana can be consumed—putting kids at risk. Someone should check who has given him political $ and then see who is backing this amendment. Hmmm…

In Florida, we protect kids over big corporate interests. An amendment that allows you to have over 125 joints on your person—even in public places—is beyond the pale. This amendment puts kids at risk.

Follow the money! Vote no on 3. It's a corporate interest power grab on our state constitution.

Wishing you a safe & happy Labor Day!

Sen. Martin is correct. His observation is clear in the text of the actual amendment (which is not included on the ballot and which 99% of voters will never read). Florida’s constitution, if amendment 3 passes, will provide for regulating the use of *medical* marijuana in

America has a shortage of nurses, and the Biden-Harris Administration made it worse by subjecting healthcare professionals to harmful edicts like "get the jab or lose your job." In Florida, we rejected those mandates, and we've taken action to help address the nursing shortage.

Florida leads the way in health care workforce initiatives. Recruiting and retaining nurses is a critical part of that effort. Thank you Ron DeSantis.

Thanks to Ron DeSantis and Casey DeSantis, Florida is leading the way in its approach to right-sizing entitlement programs, cutting red tape, and leading folks to economic self-sufficiency. This is a model for all states that want to shrink government and spread hope.

Over the past six years, Florida has set the standard for protecting kids, defending parents' rights, supporting moms, promoting responsible fatherhood, helping families keep more of their hard-earned money, and launching initiatives like Hope Florida that are transforming lives

To combat the lies and disinformation surrounding Florida’s abortion laws, Florida AHCA has launched an improved transparency page. The page further clarifies the laws and regulations for abortion in Florida. To see more please visit our website: Floridahealthfinder.com/FloridaCares