Deborah Ann Meidinger Hosey

Meidinger Hosey is a 61-year-old former teacher and school administrator for Miami-Dade County Public Schools who later transitioned to working as the Assistant Director of Elderly and Veterans Services for Broward County. She has noted that she felt compelled to run for public office to build a safer and healthier environment for the next generation.

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Position on major issues

Economy, jobs and wages

Economic Affordability: In media interviews and candidate reviews with the Miami Herald published in September 2026, Meidinger Hosey cited the local cost-of-living crisis as a top concern facing South Florida families. She advocates for federal policies designed to lower household financial strain.

Healthcare

Healthcare Access: To lower medical costs and address vulnerabilities in the current healthcare system, she formally favors a Medicare for All framework to expand universal healthcare coverage.

Immigration

Immigration Reform: While her Democratic opponent has advocated for abolishing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Meidinger Hosey stakes out a more moderate, regulatory approach. She supports comprehensive federal immigration reform paired specifically with restructuring and reforming ICE operations.

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