Past Campaign
U.S. House District 11
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Barbara Hall is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Barbara Hall's campaign has reported raising $23,989 and spending $21,490 to the Federal Election Commission.
Barbie Harden Hall is a small business owner and Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Florida's 11th Congressional District. Born and raised in Lake County, Florida, she co-owns and operates a family lawn and landscaping business with her husband. Hall became a passionate advocate for children with rare fatal diseases following the tragic loss of her son. Her campaign priorities include expanding healthcare access, lowering prescription drug prices, and protecting voting rights.
Barbara Hall has a recorded position on six issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Hall campaigned on ending Citizens United, banning Members of Congress and their spouses and dependent children from trading stocks and commodities while in office, enacting congressional guardrails on executive overreach, and making the ultra-wealthy and corporations pay their fair share in taxes.
“Working to end Citizens United which allows billionaires and corporations to have a disproportionate influence on federal elections.”
Hall campaigned on treating every person equally under the law and in her office regardless of race, skin color, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, or political affiliation, and on being relentless in advocating for and creating safe havens for marginalized community members.
“Treat every person equally and with respect no matter their race, the color of their skin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, or political affiliation.”
Hall campaigned on addressing an economy she framed as rigged against working Americans: reducing junk fees, stopping corporate price gouging on essentials, providing tax incentives to small business owners instead of massive corporate tax credits, lowering federal student loan interest, increasing funding for Medicaid, SNAP, early childhood education, and Head Start, lowering housing prices, and protecting workers' right to unionize.
“Floridian's are hurting and it is not because they are not working hard enough. Prices for electricity, gas, and groceries are only continuing to rise and our paychecks are not stretching far enough.”
Supports addressing climate change and restoring research funding to scientific federal entities like NIH, EPA, NOAA, while safeguarding federally funded university research and collaborating on flood mitigation and water management.
“All the research and data shows climate change is real and Florida will be one of the first states that face significant impacts.”
Hall campaigned for common sense firearm safety measures, including universal background checks on all gun sales, closing the Charleston loophole, a federal red flag law standard, and prohibiting bump stocks, high-capacity magazines, and 3D-printed guns and software.
“I believe we can all agree that America is in need of common sense firearm safety to address the out of control mass shootings in our country.”
Hall campaigned on overhauling the U.S. healthcare system to put people over profits, including refining the Affordable Care Act to make premiums more affordable, lowering prescription drug prices, gradually lowering the Medicare eligibility age, adding Medicare vision/dental/hearing coverage, preserving the freedom to make one's own healthcare decisions with physicians, and protecting Social Security, Medicare, the Veterans Administration, and Medicaid.
“America's current healthcare system isn't just hurting Americans, it's killing them-both literally and financially. We must redesign the system that finally puts people over profits without endangering innovation and research.”
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