
Lisa Dunkley
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State Representative, District 97
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Unopposed, not on the November ballot
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State Representative, District 97

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Voted Yes on OGSR/Aquaculture Records
Did not vote on Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
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Did not vote on Data Centers
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Voted Yes on Commencement of Civil Actions
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Voted Yes on Child Pornography Terminology
Voted No on Systems of Law and Terrorist Organizations
Voted No on Pub. Rec./Terrorist Organizations
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Voted No on Public Employees Relations Commission
Did not vote on OGSR/Administration of Small Business Loan Programs Held by an Economic Development Agency
Voted Yes on Department of Commerce
Did not vote on Employment
As your state Representative, I will be working with Florida’s education committee to look at education in a new light where our students at the middle and high school level have more exposure to career skills and vocational learning as an additional option for them to have a successful life.
Education Rep. Dunkley sponsored bill HB553 which asks school districts to provide information to middle school students and parents of the option for career themed courses as they are making their course selection. In the 2023 legislative session Rep. Dunkley sponsored the bill for "Purple Star Campuses". This allows the university to self identify as a purple star campus where military personnel and family have priority in the registration of courses.
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Voted No on Elections
Voted Yes on Candidate Qualification
Voted Yes on Security for Nominees and Officers-elect to the Offices of Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Voted No on Elections
Did not vote on Volunteering at Polling Locations
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Did not vote on Rural Electric Cooperatives
Did not vote on Advanced Nuclear Reactors
Did not vote on Energy Infrastructure Investment
Voted Yes on Utility Service Restrictions
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Voted Yes on Petroleum Cleanup Programs
Voted Yes on Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal System Permits
Voted Yes on Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances
Voted Yes on Department of Environmental Protection
Voted Yes on Stormwater Treatment
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Voted Yes on Children’s Initiatives
Voted Yes on Pub. Rec./Applicants, Owners, and Operators of Family Foster Homes and References of Such Persons
Voted Yes on Dependent Children
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Voted No on Minimum Age for Firearm Purchase or Transfer
Voted Yes on Electronic Transmittal of Court Orders
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Voted Yes on Judges
Voted Yes on Justice Administrative Commission
Did not vote on OGSR/Conviction Integrity Unit Reinvestigation Information
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Voted Yes on Health Care
Voted Yes on Uterine Fibroid Research Database
Voted Yes on Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal System Permits
Voted Yes on Drug Prices and Coverage
Voted Yes on Parkinson's Disease Registry
Supported Housing bill HB627 where there were extensive carve out for affordable housing as well as expanding the Hometown Heroes program for military, veterans, police officers, teachers etc. the opportunity to own homes.
Having personally experienced the outcome when home cost increase, I am very passionate about making sure that no homeowner loses their home or renters buckling under the pressure of rental costs.
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Voted Yes on Local Housing Assistance Plans
Voted Yes on Housing for Veterans
Did not vote on Citizens Property Insurance Corporation
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Voted No on Employment Eligibility
Voted Yes on Advertisements for Representation Services
Voted No on Employment Eligibility
Voted No on Immigration
Voted No on Immigration
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Voted No on Department of Management Services
Voted No on Documentary Stamp Tax Distributions
Voted Yes on State Agency Law Enforcement Radio System
Voted No on Foreign Influence
Voted Yes on Claims Against the Government
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Voted Yes on Assessments Levied on Recreational Vehicle Parks
Voted No on Official Actions of Local Governments
Voted Yes on Local Government Regulation of Chickees
Voted Yes on Local Government Enforcement Actions
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Voted Yes on Retirement
Voted Yes on Retirement
Voted Yes on Retirement
Voted Yes on Retirement
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Voted No on Property Tax Administration
Voted No on Department of Management Services
Voted No on Documentary Stamp Tax Distributions
Voted Yes on Government Administration
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Voted Yes on Local Government Cyber Security
Did not vote on Data Centers
Voted Yes on Local Government Cyber Security
Voted Yes on Information Technology Procurement and Contracting
Did not vote on Installation or Use of Tracking Devices or Applications
Introduced bill HB507 Veterans Assistance. The bill asks the State to set aside funds in the amount of $500,000 to the Florida Department of Veterans Affairs for the department to expand the way they communicate to veterans regarding their benefits.
As a veteran myself, I have worked tirelessly to meet and connect Veterans to the resources and information available to them. I strongly believe that no one who has made the incredible sacrifice to serve his or her country should be without the resources they need to live and survive when they return home. In Tallahassee, I will continue to ensure that the veterans in District 97 are getting the information they need to help them use and apply for their benefits.
Education Rep. Dunkley sponsored bill HB553 which asks school districts to provide information to middle school students and parents of the option for career themed courses as they are making their course selection. In the 2023 legislative session Rep. Dunkley sponsored the bill for "Purple Star Campuses". This allows the university to self identify as a purple star campus where military personnel and family have priority in the registration of courses.
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Did not vote on OGSR/Persons Provided Public Emergency Shelter
741 votes (no: 84, yes: 469, not voting: 188), 26 sponsorships.
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Election Day
November 3, 2026
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