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
“he served in Washington, D.C., at the Office of Management and Budget in the Executive Office of the President” source
“he served in Washington, D.C., at the Office of Management and Budget in the Executive Office of the President” source
“and on the U.S. House Judiciary Committee” source
“and on the U.S. House Judiciary Committee” source
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“helping working families afford the basics: a safe place to live, quality healthcare, good schools, reliable transportation”
sourceQuoted from the candidate's own campaign site. These are statements the campaign publishes, not an assessment of a record.
“Combat discrimination in housing, employment, and education.”
source“Defend access to reproductive healthcare and family planning services.”
source“Expand access to capital for local entrepreneurs and minority-owned businesses.”
source“Protect workers' rights to organize and collectively bargain.”
source“Fight for universal childcare and pre-K.”
source“Invest in apprenticeship programs and skilled trades training.”
source“Make community college, trade schools and technical certifications, and workforce training more affordable and eventually free”
sourceCampaign site kendrickmeekforcongress.com, established through an FEC committee filing. Passages are selected automatically and quoted verbatim; the wording is the campaign's, unedited.
“more affordable and eventually free for everyone.”
source“Protect Medicare and Social Security from cuts.”
source“reduce our investment in prison and focus more on prevention and community partnerships”
source“Restore and expand the Affordable Care Act subsidies”
source“Strengthen consumer protections against price gouging and corporate profiteering.”
source“Affordable Housing and Homeownership”
source“End ICE raids on our jobs, in our schools, and across our communities.”
source“Reduce student debt burdens through student loan forgiveness programs. Increase support for Historically Black Colleges”
source“Support the Raise the Age Act”
source“Voting rights and strengthening election accessibility.”
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