Luis Garcia

Frames soaring condo assessments as a cost-of-living emergency for working- and middle-class District 91 residents and supports state action to address it.

“On condo assessments, it's personal. He and his girlfriend are paying close to $50,000 in assessments in District 91. He named it as a crisis and framed it plainly as a cost-of-living emergency for the working and middle-class residents who make up most of the district.”

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As a licensed claims adjuster, supports real reform of Florida's Citizens Property Insurance and aggressive action against property-and-casualty insurance fraud, which he identifies as a major driver of homeowners' costs.

“As a licensed claims adjuster with 14 years in the industry, he knows Florida already has a state-subsidized wind insurance option through Citizens Property Insurance. His argument is that it needs real reform, particularly on property and casualty insurance fraud, which he says is rampant in Florida and a major driver of the costs residents are absorbing.”

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Supports restoring state funding for Meals on Wheels after federal cuts and redirecting the Division of Election Security's sworn officers into an elder-fraud task force to protect seniors.

“On Meals on Wheels, he noted that federal funding was cut in the recent budget reconciliation process and called on the state to step in and restore it.”

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Supports reversing the Florida state mandate that compels local law enforcement to act as immigration-enforcement agents, arguing the 287(g) agreement itself is federal statute but the state-ordered mandate on local police can and should be reversed by the Legislature.

“What the Florida legislature can do is reverse the state mandate, forced on local police departments by the attorney general at DeSantis's direction, that compels local law enforcement to act as immigration enforcement agents. That reversal is what he says he'll fight for in Tallahassee.”

indivisiblebocaraton.org

Garcia campaigns on his 28-year firefighter/paramedic background and 'practical leadership, public service experience,' pledging to build 'a stronger, safer, and more united District.'

“Together, we can build a stronger, safer, and more united District.”

voteforluisgarcia.com·As of August 2026

Garcia's signature issue is confronting the opioid crisis: he founded a 501(c)(3) that has helped save over 500 people across the U.S. with Narcan and campaigns on community action and education to reduce overdose deaths.

“Founder of a 501(c)(3) organization that has helped save over 500 people across the United States with Narcan”

voteforluisgarcia.com·As of August 2026