Candidate for Florida House of Representatives - District 119 in 2022 Florida General Election.
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Get StartedGabriel is a strong proponent of reproductive freedom. He understands that with the impending demise of Federal abortion protections given by Roe V. Wade, now more than ever it is important for such rights to be enshrined by state law to guarantee protections of such basic human rights, and will support any efforts to overturn current legislation restricting women's freedoms. Learn more
Gabriel also will push to codify protections for LGBTQ+ Americans in Florida law such as Marriage Equality, Adoption Rights, Discrimination Protections, and access to Gender-Affirming Healthcare for all. Learn more
Gabriel strongly believes in investing more in our students and our teachers by paying teachers what they are worth and providing more resources to our public school system to give our students the educational support they need to reach their full potential. Gabriel also hopes to protect and expand the Florida Bright Futures program to help make higher education accessible for Florida residents. Learn more
Through infrastructure projects that can create jobs and build sustainable communities, to changing building standards and cracking down on corporate pollution, we can fight for a cleaner, greener, Florida. Learn more
Gabriel believes that healthcare is a human right, and will work to invest more into our healthcare system to ensure adequate healthcare access for all, including access to gender-affirming healthcare as well as reproductive healthcare for those who need it. Gabriel also strongly supports expanding Medicaid to help make healthcare accessible and affordable to all citizens. Learn more
Gabriel also strongly opposes the extension of the Urban Development Boundary, which will do nothing but encroach on environmental protected land, cause more traffic, and bring larger stresses to an infrastructure network that wasn't properly designed to handle it. The new Bipartisan Infrastructure Law put in place allocates Billions of dollars that our state can use to fund these projects, which is a historic chance to update our infrastructure and bring our community into the 21st century. Learn more
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