Bryan Beckman

Supports increasing workforce housing funds, strengthening tenant protections, and incentivizing local governments to build mixed-income communities to make housing genuinely affordable.

“The Legislature can lower Florida's cost of living by investing in truly affordable housing through increased workforce housing funds, stronger tenant protections, and incentives for local governments to build mixed-income communities.”

bryanbeckmanfl.com·As of August 2026

Supports reducing Florida's cost of living through higher wages for critical workers, targeted tax relief for low- and moderate-income families, expanded Medicaid, and affordable childcare.

“Working families and retired Floridians alike are experiencing a Florida that is barely recognizable: Sky-high utility costs. Unaffordable housing. Exorbitant insurance. And an overall sense that Florida has become unaffordable for hard working families and retirees alike.”

bryanbeckmanfl.com·As of August 2026

Supports creating a state catastrophic fund for hurricane impacts and reforming Florida's property insurance system to lower premiums and hold insurers accountable; opposes insurance-industry handouts.

“A state catastrophic fund that addresses hurricane impacts would dramatically reduce property and car insurance, as similarly done in other states.”

bryanbeckmanfl.com·As of August 2026

Supports increasing utility funding for energy efficiency, eliminating red tape for residential solar, and removing extra fees to lower electricity bills.

“Utilities need to increase their funding for energy efficiencies programs that will significantly lower energy bills, eliminate red tape for residential solar, and eliminate extra fees that have cost rate payers over $1 Billion.”

bryanbeckmanfl.com·As of August 2026

Supports protecting Florida's beaches and state parks, investing in statewide resiliency, and adopting sustainability policies that conserve natural resources and reduce pollution.

“Florida should protect our beaches and state parks, and invest in resiliency throughout the state. Florida should adopt sustainability policies that conserve our natural resources, reduce pollution, and grow our economy which relies on tourism and the outdoors.”

bryanbeckmanfl.com·As of August 2026

Supports expanding Medicaid to cover over 800,000 low-income Floridians, increasing insurance market transparency, and expanding access to primary and preventive care.

“The single most impactful step we can take is to finally expand Medicaid. This would provide affordable coverage to more than 800,000 low-income workers, lower premiums for all, and reduce the burden of uncompensated care that our hospitals are forced to absorb.”

bryanbeckmanfl.com·As of August 2026