I support…
✔️ Work to create incentives for companies to innovate in Florida.
✔️ Support employers, especially our small businesses.
✔️ Union rights and the ability of workers to bargain for better wages and benefits.
✔️ A strong safety net to help people get back on their feet.
✔️ The tourism and hospitality industry is our number-one driver of our economy. Daisy support providing more state funding and resources to grow the industry marketing efforts
I believe ….
✔️ This starts with affordable or free childcare and preschool for all kids and continues on through making college and technical training affordable and accessible.
✔️ Too many young people are moving away from Florida. We need to stop the so-called “brain drain” and make Florida a place where young people want to live, work, and raise their families.
✔️Additionally, we need to recognize that the pandemic, as well as the threat of school shootings, has put a lot of strain on our educators and students and provide them additional support including mental health care.
Nobody knows their communities better than the folks who live and work in them. We must ensure local communities can make the decisions that are best for them. I will fight for this by:
✔️ Ensuring communities can allocate federal funds at their discretion.
✔️ Increase investments in local municipalities to allow them to invest in their local infrastructure.
✔️ Supporting our local Police and Fire Departments so they can adequately serve our communities
I believe ….
✔️ Health care needs to be accessible to everyone. We must reign in the costs of healthcare and prescription drugs.
✔️ We must also destigmatize mental illness and make care affordable and available when people need help, whether in times of crisis or for routine care.
✔️ In a woman’s right to make her own reproductive decisions.
✔️ That seniors have a right to retire with dignity and have the necessary supports to age in place.
I believe …
✔️ We need a budget that addresses the root causes of crime and provides services, not just policing.
✔️ Our state needs to ensure police transparency and accountability
✔️ We need to end unaffordable housing and the high cost of home owners’ insurance
My son is a Veteran. He and other vets who have bravely served our state and country deserve adequate benefits and services from our state as a token of gratitude for their service. During my time in the legislature, I have been proud to championed legislation that would improve the lives of our veterans. I will continue to support our veterans by:
✔️ Ensuring we have adequate staffing levels and resources at Florida Veterans Homes.
✔️ Establishing support systems for reporting abuse and neglect at our Veterans Homes.
✔️ Streamlining services so that it is easy for veterans to access their state benefits.
✔️ Reforming and expanding access to mental health services for our veterans.
✔️ Ensuring Educational Opportunities for our Veterans.
Educational Opportunity For
Disabled Veterans | HB 45
Sponsored by Rep. Daisy Morales
Property Tax Exemptions For Widows, Widowers, Blind Persons, or Persons Totally Disabled | HB 13
Sponsored by Rep. Daisy Morales
HB 13 Signed into law by the Governor – This bill proposes a 10x property tax exemption increase for residents who are widows, widowers, blind persons, or persons totally and permanently disabled from $500 to $5,000.
Down Syndrome Awareness
Specialty License Plate | HB 213
Sponsored by Rep. Daisy Morales
HB 213 Signed into law by the Governor – The bill directs the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to develop a Down Syndrome Awareness license plate, providing for distribution and use of fees collected from the sale of the plate.
Barber Services
HB 855
Sponsored By Rep. Daisy Morales
HB 855 Signed into law by the Governor – Authorizes barber to shampoo, cut, or arrange hair in location other than registered barbershop without specified arrangements.
Commercial Telephone Solicitation | HB 857
(HB 857 language amended in HB 1347 / SB 1120)
Sponsored By Rep. Daisy Morales
SB 1120 Signed into law by the Governor – Crack down on businesses that engage in text message marketing and telemarketing to Florida resident
Puerto Rican Heritage Day
House Resolution: HR 8069
Sponsored by Rep. Daisy Morales
Rep. Daisy Morales introduced House Resolution (8069) designating April 2, 2022 as Puerto Rican Heritage Day in Florida.
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