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Rodríguez 43 – Uthmeier 40
University of North FloridaOct 25Uthmeier 45 – Rodríguez 36
DEI programs:Opposes affirmative action laws and race-based preferences in government hiring and contracting as unconstitutional violations of equal protection.[1][2]
Election integrity:Supports prosecuting voter and petition fraud to protect election integrity and the state constitution.[1][2][3]
Energy production:Supports easing federal regulations on small-scale nuclear reactors to promote innovation and affordable energy.[1]
Gun policy:Opposes certain state gun restrictions including age limits on long guns and some felon possession bans as unconstitutional.[1]
Marijuana legalization:Opposed the recreational marijuana ballot amendment and worked to defeat it.[1]
Medical gender transition for minors:Opposes gender-affirming care for minors and sues organizations promoting it for alleged deception and harm.[1][2][3]
Parents' rights in education:Supports parental rights to direct children's upbringing, including opposition to schools facilitating gender transitions without parental knowledge.[1][2]
Regulation & permitting:Supports reducing regulatory barriers for low-risk nuclear projects to enable energy innovation.[1][2]
Women's sports:Supports excluding biological males from women's sports competitions and demands organizations like USMS comply with state law.[1][2]
Consumer protection:Supports going after scams, fraud, price gouging, wage theft, and corporate abuse.[1]
Corruption:Supports rooting out corruption and holding corrupt power brokers accountable.[1][2][3]
Crime & policing:Supports protecting communities from dangerous people and partnering with law enforcement.[1]
Election integrity:Will investigate schemes that undermine elections and protect voters.[1]
Energy production:Supports lowering residents’ electric utility rates.[1]
Fentanyl & drug enforcement:Supports tackling the fentanyl crisis.[1]
Government accountability:Will return the Attorney General's office to serving the people rather than acting as the governor's lawyer.[1]
Home rule:Supports restoring control to local governments and opposing state preemption.[1][2]
Insurance costs:Supports bringing insurance relief to residents facing rising rates.[1][2]
Minimum wage enforcement:Supports enforcing Florida minimum wage laws by imposing fines on violating employers.[1]
Public safety:Focused on keeping Floridians safe as a core priority for the Attorney General.[1]
Role of Attorney General:Supports serving as independent people's lawyer focused on public interests rather than state government or governor.[1][2][3]
Utility regulation:Will hold monopoly utilities accountable, demand transparency, and fight unjustified rate increases.[1]
James UthmeierRepublican Party (United States)
