Governor

Supports insurance transparency and profit caps, ending investment-fund purchases of single-family homes and grants for first-time home buyers.

Supports rewriting insurance laws to bring more competition to property and auto insurance and favoring renovation over new construction.

Says regulatory reform could cut property insurance costs a further 20% to 25%; proposes an insurer scorecard, keeping Citizens Insurance small and better-targeted storm-hardening grants.

Supports increasing competition among insurers and keeping Citizens Property Insurance as a backstop rather than a primary insurer.

Supports a state catastrophe fund for natural disaster risk and a no-interest, state-backed loan program for condominium repairs.

Supports a statewide moratorium on AI data centers and barring them from the aquifer and public water sources.

Opposes bans or moratoriums on data centers; supports safeguards such as closed-loop water cooling and protecting household utility customers from data center costs.

Supports making Florida a leader in small modular nuclear reactors, including thorium-powered reactors.

Supports an immediate moratorium on hyperscale data center construction until environmental impacts are studied, and greater use of clean energy by utilities.

Supports up-front pricing, income-based tiered payments and profit caps in health care.

Proposes requiring hospitals and doctors to post guaranteed cash prices for the 50 most common procedures and requiring insurers to approve common treatments within three days.

Supports expanding Medicaid in Florida.

Proposes a "Florida Medical Freedom Initiative" to protect informed consent and individual medical choice.

Supports eliminating property taxes on homesteaded homes.

Proposes gradually increasing the homestead exemption by 10 percentage points a year after a 10-year residency period until it reaches 100%.

Supports Amendment 3, the November 2026 property tax measure, as a first step, and says Florida should keep its personal income tax at zero.

Supports fully abolishing property taxes on homesteaded properties and requiring governments to cut spending.

Supports letting education funding follow the student to the school parents choose and keeping "partisan political theories" out of classrooms.

Supports raising public school funding and teacher pay, and requiring private schools that accept vouchers to meet public school standards, with means-testing for the voucher program.

Proposes raising Florida's average teacher salary to at least $75,000 and expanding skilled trades, apprenticeships and career pathways.

Supports ending warrantless license plate reader networks and registering and penalizing data brokers.

Supports competitive pay for first responders and public workers and offering new public employees defined contribution retirement plans.

Opposes the use of Flock license plate cameras.

Says abortion remains an issue despite Florida's six-week abortion law, that opponents of abortion now need to win people over "with empathy — not just politics," and that as governor he would invest in pregnancy resource centers.

Supports codifying the abortion-rights framework of Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey in Florida law.

Proposes a state bullion depository, modeled on Texas, where residents could store gold, silver or platinum savings.

Says Florida should attract new technology investment and prepare workers for an economy changed by AI.

Says public corruption is the greatest danger to democracy and that it would take priority in his administration.

Supports making it easier for citizens to place constitutional amendments on the ballot and respecting local home rule.

Describes himself as an advocate for the Second Amendment.

Supports banning the sale of assault weapons, universal background checks, exploring licensing, and preserving and expanding Florida's red flag laws.

Proposes requiring every Florida business to use E-Verify, cutting state benefits that he says encourage illegal immigration, and coordinating with federal authorities to deport noncitizens who commit crimes.

Supports public safety partnerships targeting violent criminals, traffickers and gangs, cracking down on worker exploitation and supporting legal immigration.

Says he would abolish what he describes as lawfare.