Mario Diaz-Balart
Backing the 21,000+ manufacturing jobs and $1.9B in annual wages that power FL-26 — with expanded tax relief and renewed Opportunity Zones.
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FL-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.
Source:mariodiazbalart.org (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedWe 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.
Source:locklinforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedImmigrants 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.
Source:locklinforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedCongress 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.
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Detaining and removing criminal aliens, cracking down on fentanyl trafficking, and backing the men and women who enforce our laws.
Source:mariodiazbalart.org (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedDeteniendo y expulsando a criminales, combatiendo el tráfico de fentanilo y apoyando a quienes hacen cumplir nuestras leyes.
Source:mariodiazbalart.org (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedWe 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.
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Social Security is not a handout. It is money Americans earned and paid into throughout their working lives. My first promise is that I will never vote to cut Social Security benefits, raise the retirement age, privatize the program, or reduce cost-of-living adjustments. Protecting Social Security also means making sure it will be there for future generations. Congress has waited too long to act. I support asking wealthy Americans to pay Social Security taxes on more of their income, just as working families already do. That would strengthen the program without cutting earned benefits.
Source:locklinforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedI will also fight for a cost-of-living adjustment that reflects what seniors actually pay for, especially housing, health care, prescriptions, food, insurance, and utilities. In Congress, I will work to: • Protect every dollar of earned benefits • Oppose raising the retirement age • Oppose privatization • Require high-income Americans to contribute on more of their earnings • Improve benefits for low-income seniors and widows • Adopt a more accurate cost-of-living formula for seniors • Protect Social Security data and personal information • Fund Social Security offices so people can receive timely, in-person help
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.
Source:locklinforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedNo stated position found — we found no position on this issue that we could quote from this candidate’s own campaign website. Silence is recorded honestly, never filled in.
During my first year in Congress, I will: 1. Cosponsor the Credit for Caring Act 2. Support Social Security legislation that protects benefits and requires high-income Americans to contribute more 3. Oppose any increase in the retirement age 4. Fight for adequate staffing and service at the Social Security Administration 5. Support Social Security caregiving credits 6. Protect Medicaid and home-based care from cuts 7. Establish bilingual senior and caregiver constituent services throughout FL-26 8. Hold regular roundtables with seniors and caregivers to track whether federal programs are actually working. I will not make promises that one member of Congress cannot deliver alone.
Source:locklinforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedI will make clear commitments about the bills I will support, the cuts I will oppose, and the work I will do to build bipartisan support. Seniors deserve security, caregivers deserve support, and every American deserves to know that Social Security will be there when they need it.
Source:locklinforcongress.com (opens in a new tab)· From the candidate· retrievedNo stated position found — we found no position on this issue that we could quote from this candidate’s own campaign website. Silence is recorded honestly, never filled in.