Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives - Florida 11th Congressional District in 2026 Florida Primary Election.
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Get StartedIncrease support for mental health, addiction recovery, and job training programs for veterans. Learn more
Connect veterans with peer mentors who have successfully used VA programs to encourage participation. Learn more
. Improve Programs Ask homeless veterans for feedback to find gaps in services. Learn more
Make clear, simple guides and flyers explaining VA programs like healthcare, housing help, jobs, and mental health services. Learn more
Create a team of VA workers who actively reach out to homeless veterans in shelters, community centers, and on the streets. Learn more
Work with Community Partners Team up with shelters, nonprofits, and veteran organizations to find veterans who need help. Train community staff to correctly refer veterans to VA services. Track referrals to make sure no veteran is missed. Learn more
Give each veteran a case manager or navigator to help with forms, documents, and eligibility questions. Learn more
Plan to Rebuild the Department of Education. Learn more
Federal standards would guarantee safe facilities, proper staff-to-child ratios, and strong training requirements for staff. Workers would be paid fair wages to reduce turnover. Continuous background checks, inspections, and professional development would ensure high-quality care and safety. Learn more
I Support Uncapping The House Uncapping the House refers to a proposed reform to increase the number of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives beyond its current fixed limit of 435 members. Learn more
No reduction in coverage. States cannot cut people off or reduce essential health benefits below current levels. Learn more
No cuts, no delays, no broken promises. Retirement benefits will not be reduced, and the retirement age will not be raised. Learn more
A true federal-state partnership. States will still have flexibility to improve care, but not to abandon those who depend on it. Learn more
Funding that keeps up with reality. Federal funding must grow with inflation and population changes to meet people’s needs. Learn more
Launch Community Land Trusts (CLTs) in urban neighborhoods to keep housing affordable long-term. Learn more
Establish regional housing authorities in major metro areas to coordinate funding, zoning, and accountability across city and county lines. Learn more
Encourage Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) by offering tax credits to homeowners who build secondary housing on their property. Learn more
Use HUD Section 108 Loan Guarantees, federal infrastructure funds, and state grants to finance conversions. Learn more
A sustainable, long-term housing pipeline supported by federal, state, and local resources. Learn more
Require mixed-use and transit-oriented developments to dedicate at least 15% of units to affordable housing. Learn more
Convert these into micro-apartments, studios, and 1-bedroom units for workers, veterans, and seniors. Learn more
Dedicate a share of local taxes (sales tax, property tax surcharges, or tourism taxes in major cities) to affordable housing. Learn more
Major employers (hospitals, universities, corporations) partner with city governments to fund workforce housing near job hubs. Learn more
Require inclusionary zoning policies, where developers must reserve a percentage of units for low- and middle-income residents. Learn more
Expand housing cooperatives in urban centers, giving residents shared ownership and decision-making power. Learn more
Create rehabilitation funds for landlords who agree to cap rents in exchange for repair subsidies. Learn more
Fully fund state-level housing trust funds and protect them from being diverted for other uses. Learn more
Expand use of HUD programs such as HOME, CDBG, and Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC). Learn more
Keep the trust fund secure. Every dollar paid into Social Security will go toward benefits, not other government spending. Learn more
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