Strengthen the SBA 504 program by expanding funding, modernizing eligibility, speeding project approvals, and creating a new 504 Express Expansion track for established businesses creating jobs.

Provide enhanced financing incentives for businesses that establish employee ownership and profit-sharing programs.

The plan invests in direct support professionals through better reimbursement, competitive wages, training, career ladders, benefits, recruitment, retention, and emergency staffing.

Oliver will fight in Washington to reinvest in job training, especially in high-paying technical fields that can’t easily be taken away by AI, and to strengthen support for entrepreneurs and small business owners.

The CARE Act will establish continuous coverage and coordinated care for people with qualifying lifelong disabilities. Medicaid will remain the principal payer for long-term services and supports. Medicare will cover eligible medical services. Social Security will provide income support. The CARE Advocate will make those systems function as one plan instead of separate bureaucracies.

Prevent unnecessary interruptions in Medicaid for people with permanent qualifying disabilities.

Provide Medicaid wraparound coverage for services Medicare does not cover.

And for the families locked out the longest — first-time and working-family buyers — it opens three more doors: expanded FHA lending, a homebuyer tax credit, and a cap on starter rates.

When interest rates spike, first-time buyers are the first ones priced out — families with strong income and credit watch the same house drift out of reach. The HOME Act caps the interest rate on qualifying first-time homebuyer mortgages, backed by the same public-private financing as the HOME mortgage: Treasury-backed bonds and lender tax credits cover the difference, so lenders stay whole and standards stay sound.

On the County Commission, I’ve focused on a new goal: Make Miami-Dade County a truly world-class community. To get there, we have to overhaul our transportation system, which is why I’ve led bold initiatives to build up density along our transit corridors, creating partnerships that will fund rapid transit expansion and lead to more affordable housing in the neighborhoods that need it the most.

Investigate and prosecute fraud aggressively.

Educational assistance for trade school, college, graduate school, and professional school in exchange for service in designated national priority industries.

Increase funding for Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other colleges that provide education to underserved communities.

Oliver will fight in Washington to reinvest in job training, especially in high-paying technical fields that can’t easily be taken away by AI, and to strengthen support for entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Enhanced grants for districts investing in teacher compensation, teacher retention, mentoring, and professional development. Teachers are America's first responders for the future.

On the County Commission, I’ve focused on a new goal: Make Miami-Dade County a truly world-class community. To get there, we have to overhaul our transportation system, which is why I’ve led bold initiatives to build up density along our transit corridors, creating partnerships that will fund rapid transit expansion and lead to more affordable housing in the neighborhoods that need it the most.