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State Representative, District 72
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State Representative, District 72
Committed to strengthening public education and supporting our teachers. Committed to preserving home rule. Trained as both an attorney and CPA, I have the background to analyze problems, understand the budget, and propose meaningful legislation.
I am a problem solver. To that end I have spent the past 27 years working with elementary and middle school children in Odyssey of the Mind and Destination Imagination, both international creative problem-solving competitions.
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Advocating for fair funding by reforming the voucher system.
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Committed to strengthening public education and supporting our teachers.
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Focus Committed to strengthening public schools and supporting teachers. Education Working to improve teacher retention and reverse harmful policies. Keeping the power of Manatee with the people of Manatee County.
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Restoring Home Rule: Shifrin strongly opposes state-level preemption that overrides local municipal authority. He argues that home rule has been systematically eroded by state cuts and legislative actions over the past 15 years, and he pledges to fight to restore the ability of local communities to decide their own growth and zoning rules.
Infrastructure Investment: He recognizes aging infrastructure and capacity strains as premier challenges resulting from Florida's rapid population growth, advocating for targeted state funding to upgrade regional public systems.
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Election Day
November 3, 2026
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