Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.
Scott urged senators to hold more votes on legislation awaiting action, saying this would let voters see where their representatives stand.
Context: Statement dated November 10, 2026. Source collected on November 11, 2026.
Scott called on Senate Republicans to take up the annual defense authorization bill as part of their remaining agenda.
Context: The article does not identify a specific version of the bill or describe its provisions.
Scott urged Senate Republicans to stay in Washington through Thanksgiving and Christmas, work weekends or overnight if needed, and confirm as many of President Trump’s nominees as possible before Democrats take control of the chamber. He singled out judicial nominees because their appointments are for life.
Context: This was a call to Senate Republicans during the post-election period, not a general proposal for future confirmation rules.
Scott says he will press the Department of Commerce to terminate the 2019 suspension agreement with Mexico and end what he calls tomato dumping. He says the practice is hurting Florida farmers and forcing them out of business.
Context: The passage does not specify what action would replace the suspension agreement.
Rick Scott said that, if elected senator, he would fight to let young adults stay on their parents’ health plans until they turn 26.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 12, 2026.
Rick Scott said that, if elected senator, he would fight to protect people with pre-existing conditions. The campaign did not specify how the protection would work.
Context: The campaign did not describe the proposed protection's mechanism.
Rick Scott said that, if elected senator, he would fight to allow insurance to be sold across state lines. The campaign identified increased competition as the goal of this change.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 12, 2026.
Rick Scott said that, if elected senator, he would fight to remove what he called Obamacare’s excessive mandates and taxes. This was a campaign commitment to change federal health care law.
Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 12, 2026.
Rick Scott criticizes the Biden administration for weakening sanctions on Cuba and reversing policies from the Trump administration. He describes that approach as appeasement that emboldens authoritarian regimes, signaling opposition to easing sanctions on Cuba.
Context: He does not specify which sanctions he would restore or propose a particular future action.
Scott says he will lead the Senate fight to pass a ban on China and other adversaries buying U.S. farmland. He also says his Countering Corrupt Political Influence Act would increase requirements for Chinese Communist Party officials in the United States conducting government business.
Context: The passage does not specify the ban’s scope or explain how the named act relates to the farmland ban.