Yantz Plan for Progress
As your representative in the Florida State House, I will:
Champion the protection and expansion of healthcare access for all, ensuring that comprehensive services, including reproductive health and abortion, are available and affordable to everyone in our community.
Advocate for policies that respect and uphold the privacy of individuals in making their own healthcare decisions, free from unnecessary governmental interference.
Work tirelessly to support and enhance community health programs and initiatives, focusing on preventive care and education to promote overall well-being in District 33.
Collaborate with healthcare providers and organizations to ensure that our healthcare system is responsive, equitable, and inclusive of all healthcare needs.
As your representative in the Florida State House, I will:
Advocate for policies that protect educators and students' rights to explore and discuss various topics openly and without fear of retribution or censorship.
Collaborate with educators, librarians, and community leaders to promote a culture of open discourse and intellectual freedom in all our schools, ensuring that they remain places of enlightenment and growth.
Vigorously defend the right to free speech and ensure that our educational institutions remain open spaces for dialogue, debate, and the exchange of ideas.
Oppose any legislation that seeks to limit the freedom to read or censor educational materials, recognizing the importance of exposing students to a wide range of thoughts and viewpoints for a well-rounded education.
As your representative in the Florida State House, I will:
Be a champion for ending homelessness by introducing and supporting legislation that works to end homelessness and prevent it in the first place — like increased funding for mental health and substance use supports, extending state support for foster youth past the age of 18, and enacting a homelessness bill of rights in Florida.
Fight to fully appropriate the Sadowski Affordable Housing Trust Fund
Advocate to hold developers accountable to increase our affordable housing stock
Work to amend the Florida Impact Fee Act to Promote Affordable Housing Development
As your State Representative, I will:
Work to implement innovative green technologies across our district
Investing in future-ready infrastructure and flood protections for every community in Florida
Partner with experts and scientists to develop a plan to rescue our endangered manatee population
Never accept contributions from fossil fuel companies
Champion efforts to fund the buildout of zero-emission energy sources, such as commercial-scale and distributed solar power
Advocate for dedicated funding for affordable and clean public transit and more pedestrian and bike-friendly infrastructure that will reduce pollution and increase access to economic opportunity
As your State Representative, I will:
Combat the teacher shortage by supporting efforts to increase teacher salaries and benefits, reduce class sizes, protecting project planning time, enact more equitable student discipline practices, and build an accessible teacher pipeline for our community
Advocate for fully funding our public schools
Invest in school safety measures like increased mental health supports for our students
Support efforts to build inclusive school communities where students feel safe and see themselves represented in the school curriculum
As your State Representative, I will:
Organize regular roundtable discussions to learn about important policy issues directly from community leaders, activists, and experts
Always aim to use accessible language and be a transparent leader
Offer excellent constituent services to District 33 residents
Be present in the community and show up when I am needed most
Host regular town halls to answer questions and be accountable to you
Share your stories and lived experiences on the house floor
Our community needs to understand that not all parents take the time to educate their youth on gun safety. It’s vital for all that we return this education to our schools — at least to have the conversation on smart gun ownership. Floridians love to shoot, hunt, fish, and so much more, all while exercising their rights to the second amendment. Let’s make sure our children learn young the importance of safe gun ownership, and we will drive down the numbers of incidents and accidents around our children and guns.
We need to build a robust background check system.
Florida needs to ban certain assault style weapons (for military use) in civilian hands. Also including high capacity magazines.
Florida needs to offer hunter safety and common sense gun ownership courses within our schools that parents can opt their child into if they wish.
I believe all sellers of guns should carry a state license to do so.