Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source ↗
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Expose markups charged by pharmacy middlemen so prescription discounts are passed directly to patients at checkout. The proposal aims to make those discounts available when patients pay for prescriptions.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.
Require insurance companies to approve common treatments within three days, rather than allowing paperwork to delay care. The proposal sets a three-day approval timeframe for common treatments.
Context: Applies to common treatments; the passage does not specify how the deadline is measured or exceptions to it.
Let payments to an out-of-network doctor count directly toward a patient's yearly insurance deductible. This would apply to what the patient pays for that out-of-network care.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.
Ensure patients paying cash receive the lowest discounted rate a hospital gives to large insurance companies. The proposal applies to everyday patients paying cash.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.
Require doctors and hospitals to post plain, guaranteed cash prices for the 50 most common medical tests and procedures. The proposal is intended to let patients know costs before receiving care.
Context: Limited to the 50 most common medical tests and procedures.
Donalds supports targeting drug cartels with heavy penalties and joint police task forces to remove fentanyl from Florida streets.
Context: This is a Florida state-policy position. The source does not specify the penalties or how the task forces would operate.
Donalds supports direct coordination between state and local police and federal authorities to quickly deport noncitizens who commit crimes in their communities.
Context: This is a Florida state-policy position. The source does not specify which offenses qualify or describe how the process would work.
Donalds supports requiring every Florida business to use the E-Verify system. He says the requirement would help legal workers keep the jobs and wages they have earned.
Context: This is a Florida state-policy position. The source does not describe enforcement or exceptions.
Donalds supports cutting off Florida state funds, subsidies, and free perks that he says encourage illegal immigration into the state.
Context: This is a Florida state-policy position; the source does not specify which funds, subsidies, or perks would be affected.
Donalds supports keeping Florida's state personal income tax at zero. He also calls for the state to balance its books responsibly each year and cut taxes whenever possible.
Context: This is a Florida state-level position.