Past Campaign
State House District 2
Primary election
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Candidate for Florida State House
Pensacola, FL
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Preston Judd is a Republican candidate for the Florida House of Representatives, District 2, in the 2026 election. Residing in Pensacola, Florida, Judd has been an active voice in state public health discussions, recently advocating at a Florida Department of Health workshop that pharmaceutical companies should provide critical vaccines for free. The Republican primary election for his race is scheduled for August 18, 2026.
Preston Judd has a recorded position on two issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Preston Judd spoke at a Florida Department of Health workshop in support of eliminating childhood vaccine mandates, arguing that if vaccines were so important, pharmaceutical companies should provide them for free rather than profiting, and urging officials to "break away from the sway of Big Pharma."
“Preston Judd, a Republican candidate for the Florida House, said that if vaccines were so important, pharmaceutical companies should offer them for free. "Would hospitals be jamming vaccines down our throats? Would they be treating our children as pincushions?" Judd said. "Break away from the sway of Big Pharma and think critically and honestly."”
miamiherald.comAs of December 2025
Opposed Pensacola's red-light camera program, citing fine revenue distribution and short yellow/green light times; argued the AI system 'extorts citizens' and diverts attention from poor infrastructure, and advocated for roundabouts and greater infrastructure investment to reduce long commute times.
“Judd suggested the system uses AI to 'extort citizens' and diverts focus from 'bad infrastructure.' He advocated for more roundabouts, citing a positive experience in Ocala, and criticized the city's focus on cramming people into the area without proper infrastructure investment, leading to long commute times.”
opgov.newsAs of January 2026
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