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Emily Gregory

Emily Gregory, a mother, small business owner, public health professional, and military spouse, is running for reelection to the Florida State House. Drawing on her experience serving Palm Beach County families, she aims to address rising living costs, reform property insurance, strengthen public schools, and deliver practical, people-first leadership.

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Position on major issues

Criminal justice and policing

Official record

Voted Yes on Correctional Facilities Financing and Capital Improvements

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Economy, jobs and wages

Florida has become too expensive, and families are feeling it every single day. From groceries and gas to utilities and healthcare, costs keep rising while paychecks struggle to keep up. Emily will fight for real solutions that bring down everyday expenses, raise wages, and give working families the breathing room they deserve. That means standing up to corporate price gouging, supporting policies that ease the burden on household budgets, and making sure Florida is a place where hard work actually pays off.

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She’s running for reelection to take on the affordability crisis head-on, to lower costs, fix the property insurance system, strengthen public schools, and make sure Florida is a place where families can build a future again.

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Education

Strong public schools are essential to strong communities, but right now, they’re being underfunded and undermined. Emily will fight to fully fund our neighborhood schools, raise teacher pay, and ensure every student has access to a high-quality education, no matter their zip code. She believes taxpayer dollars should stay in public schools and be used to support students, teachers, and classrooms, not diverted to unaccountable programs. Investing in education is key to lowering costs for families and building a stronger future.

emilygregoryforflorida.com ·

She’s running for reelection to take on the affordability crisis head-on, to lower costs, fix the property insurance system, strengthen public schools, and make sure Florida is a place where families can build a future again.

emilygregoryforflorida.com ·

I’m running for reelection to take on the affordability crisis head-on, lowering costs, fixing our broken insurance system, strengthening our public schools, and making sure families can build a future here again.

emilygregoryforflorida.com ·

Official record

Voted No on Higher Education

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Voted Yes on Pre-K-12 Education

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Environment and climate

Lagoon and Local Ecosystem Restoration: To protect regional tourism and natural assets, Gregory advocates for the ecological protection and legislative funding of South Florida’s waterways, publicly championing ongoing state restoration and enhancement efforts for the Lake Worth Lagoon estuary.

Official record

Voted Yes on Petroleum Cleanup Programs

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Government reform

Official record

Voted Yes on Judges

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Healthcare

Healthcare Access & Affordability: Drawing directly from her academic background in public health, Gregory treats medical costs as a premier issue. She advocates for lowering the cost of prescription drugs and healthcare services, publicly noting that thousands of working families in her district are unfairly forced to choose between paying for health insurance and buying groceries.

Official record

Voted Yes on Health Care

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Housing

Homeowners across Florida are being crushed by skyrocketing insurance premiums, with too many families forced to choose between keeping coverage and keeping up with other bills. Emily will take on the insurance companies that are raising rates and denying claims, and push for accountability and transparency in the system. She supports expanding affordable, state-backed insurance options, cracking down on predatory practices, and delivering real relief so families can stay in their homes and communities.

emilygregoryforflorida.com ·

She’s running for reelection to take on the affordability crisis head-on, to lower costs, fix the property insurance system, strengthen public schools, and make sure Florida is a place where families can build a future again.

emilygregoryforflorida.com ·

I’m running for reelection to take on the affordability crisis head-on, lowering costs, fixing our broken insurance system, strengthening our public schools, and making sure families can build a future here again.

emilygregoryforflorida.com ·

Infrastructure and transportation

Official record

Voted No on Department of Management Services

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Voted Yes on Documentary Stamp Tax Distributions

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Voted Yes on State Agency Law Enforcement Radio System

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Social Security and retirement

Official record

Voted Yes on Retirement

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Taxes and government spending

I’m running for reelection to take on the affordability crisis head-on, lowering costs, fixing our broken insurance system, strengthening our public schools, and making sure families can build a future here again.

emilygregoryforflorida.com ·

Official record

Voted No on Property Tax Administration

Jun 2, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Voted No on Department of Management Services

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Voted Yes on Correctional Facilities Financing and Capital Improvements

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

Voted Yes on Documentary Stamp Tax Distributions

May 12, 2026 · Passed · Source: Open States, linked to official Florida Senate records.

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Voting and sponsorship record

23 votes (no: 7, yes: 16), 1 sponsorships.

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