Florida Democratic Party · 2026 candidate in Florida
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Florida Democratic Party · state primary qualified
Ballot status from Florida Department of State, Division of Elections
“City of Lauderhill Commissioner (2004–2010)” source
“Broward County Commissioner, District 9 (2010–2022)” source
“Mayor of Broward County (2020)” source
“Elected as a student government freshman senator” source
“Served two terms as Vice Mayor” source
Quoted from the candidate's own campaign site. These are statements the campaign publishes, not an assessment of a record.
“Cap out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors”
source“End use of private prisons and private detention centers.”
source“End freeze on green cards for new immigrants.”
source“Ensure no one is incarcerated solely for drug use”
source“Expand and build new affordable housing.”
source“Expunge all past criminal convictions for cannabis use.”
source“Forgive federal student loan debt for anyone making less than $100k per year automatically.”
sourceCampaign site holnessforcongress.com, established through an FEC committee filing. Passages are selected automatically and quoted verbatim; the wording is the campaign's, unedited.
“Improve and enforce water & air quality standards.”
“Increase access to credit for small businesses in low-income and rural areas.”
source“Improve and increase pathways for legal, permanent citizenship”
source“Increase pay and benefits for all educators”
source“Make college free for middle class, moderate and low-income families”
source“Restore and protect workers’ rights to unionize and bargain collectively.”
source“Reform the tax code to benefit working families.”
source“Reinstate and expand protections and pathways to citizenship for Dreamers and holders of TPS.”
source“Repeal federal mandatory minimums.”
source“Restore family reunification programs.”
source“Restore federal funding for Planned Parenthood.”
source“Secure universal health care through a public option.”
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