Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source
Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Donalds proposes routing complicated business lawsuits to specialized judges, with the aim of keeping commercial disputes from clogging everyday neighborhood courtrooms.
Context: This is a Florida state-level proposal.
Donalds proposes bringing all major development permits under one digital hub. He says this would reduce the time job creators spend waiting and allow them to spend more time hiring workers.
Context: This is a Florida state-level proposal.
Donalds proposes putting every business, building, and road permit on an open state website with a ticking clock. The clock would pressure local offices to approve projects on time, with the stated goal of preventing bureaucratic delays from blocking business activity.
Context: This is a Florida state-level proposal.
Donalds proposes stopping large industrial data centers from passing their substantial electricity and water bills on to everyday households.
Context: The proposal concerns Florida households and data centers; the method for preventing cost shifting is not specified.
Donalds supports keeping property taxes in check to help seniors and working families avoid being taxed out of their homes.
Context: The proposal concerns Florida property taxes; no specific tax change is stated.
Donalds proposes a free online tool comparing insurance companies by price, how quickly they pay claims, and how often they deny coverage. He would require insurers to report accurate data and pay fines for inaccurate reporting, with the insurance industry covering the tool’s cost so taxpayers do not pay for it.
Context: The proposal concerns insurance companies operating in Florida.
Donalds proposes cutting red tape and speeding up permitting for rebuilding homes after storms, which he says can make rebuilding unnecessarily expensive and raise insurance premiums.
Context: The proposal concerns Florida rebuilding and permitting processes.
Donalds supports keeping Citizens Insurance small so drivers and homeowners do not face a surprise “hurricane tax” bill after a major storm.
Context: The proposal concerns Florida’s Citizens Insurance program.
Donalds proposes protecting insurance reforms and stopping lawsuit abuse, which he says drives up rates. He would trim state fees when reserves are full and pursue regulatory changes to lower premiums. He also proposes reforming the My Safe Florida Home program and other grant programs to fund storm-hardening upgrades that would lower homeowners’ annual premiums the most.
Context: The proposals concern Florida state fees, programs, and insurance regulation.