U.S. Representative, District 26

Backing the 21,000+ manufacturing jobs and $1.9B in annual wages that power FL-26 — with expanded tax relief and renewed Opportunity Zones.

We need to stop adding costs to the economy. There a many ways for us to turn this around, but it all starts with HITTING THE BRAKES. After we remove Trump's puppet, Mario Díaz-Balart, we can start doing the obvious things: 1. End wars that disrupt energy markets. 2. Reduce unnecessary tariffs. 3. Bring deficits and debt under control without cutting healthcare and basic services. 4. Build more housing. 5. Invest in sustainable energy. 6. Spend our tax dollars right here in the USA. Instead, our representative, Mario Díaz-Balart makes the wrong choice, every. single. time. We should also recognize that legal immigration as an economic strength.

Immigrants expand our workforce, start businesses, fill critical jobs, pay taxes, and create demand throughout the economy. Cutting immigration while our population ages makes it harder for the economy to grow and can make worker shortages, and contributes to rising prices. Instead of asking working families to carry the cost of our debt, require billionaires and large corporations to contribute more. The answer to an affordability crisis is lowering unnecessary costs while building a larger, stronger, more productive economy. When we remove Mario Díaz-Balart on November 3rd, I will get to work fixing his mess.

Congress decides where your tax dollars go. Right now, Washington spends billions on enforcement and bureaucracy, while teachers are underpaid, classrooms are overcrowded, and families are told there’s “no money” for the basics. That’s not a budget problem. That’s a priorities problem. If elected, Nicole will: - Push to redirect federal spending toward public education , including better pay for teachers - Invest in job creation and workforce development , not bloated enforcement budgets - Demand transparency and accountability for how federal agencies spend taxpayer money This isn’t about politics or slogans. It’s about using public money to make life better for the public.