Past Campaign
State House District 90
Primary election
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State RepresentativeIncumbent
Delray Beach, FL
Is this you? Claim this profileRob Long is the incumbent Democratic member of the Florida House of Representatives for District 90, having assumed office in December 2025 following a special election. He previously served as the Vice Mayor and a City Commissioner for Delray Beach, and was the Chair of the Palm Beach County Soil & Water Conservation District. Long earned a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Pennsylvania State University and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Florida.
Rob Long has a recorded position on four issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Makes affordability a centerpiece of his work in Tallahassee, including rising housing, property insurance, and property tax costs.
“making affordability a centerpiece of his work in Tallahassee, including rising housing, property insurance, and property tax costs.”
Strong advocate for environmental conservation, protecting Florida's natural resources, building community resilience to climate change, and restricting PFAS 'forever chemicals' to protect drinking water and first responders.
“He's a strong advocate for environmental conservation, working to protect Florida's natural resources and build community resilience to climate change. ... helping pass the Joe Casello Act, landmark legislation restricting cancer-linked PFAS "forever chemicals" to protect Florida's drinking water and first responders.”
Prioritizes investing in public education and securing state funding to enhance quality of life in Palm Beach County.
“His priorities include promoting economic growth, supporting small businesses, investing in public education, and securing state funding to enhance quality of life in Palm Beach County.”
Opposes Governor DeSantis's 2026 property tax amendment, arguing it would hide higher fees behind promised property tax relief, shift burdens onto renters and small businesses, and cause service cuts.
“The property tax amendment Gov. Ron DeSantis forced onto this November's ballot is a scam... The answer is fire fees, stormwater fees, garbage assessments, utility taxes, parking fees, permit fees, special assessments, local sales tax pressure, delayed maintenance and reduced services.”
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