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Danny Nix Jr.
Cynthia L. Butler
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Danny Nix Jr.
Cynthia L. Butler
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Danny Nix is a Southwest Florida commercial realtor and longtime conservative leader with experience in real estate, education, and economic development organizations. Guided by his Christian faith and commitment to the Constitution, he advocates for government accountability and individual freedoms. He lives in Southwest Florida with his daughter, Riley.
Cynthia Butler is running for Florida State House District 75 to advocate for Charlotte County’s working families. A registered nurse, union leader, single mother, and longtime caregiver, she draws on firsthand experience with housing assistance, disaster recovery, healthcare, and workplace organizing. Her priorities include affordable healthcare, housing and education; stronger public schools; support for small businesses and community programs; environmental protection; and greater civic engagement.
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Voted Yes on OGSR/Aquaculture Records
Voted Yes on Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
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Voted Yes on Data Centers
Commercial Tech and Data Centers: Butler strongly advocates for tighter state-level regulations on data centers. Her platform opposes unrestricted tech infrastructure expansion, placing her at odds with commercial development incentives.
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Voted Yes on Commencement of Civil Actions
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Bipartisan Protections Against Domestic Violence: Nix advocates for strict safety measures and has publicly championed stronger bipartisan protections signed into Florida law aimed at expanding escape paths for survivors and holding domestic abusers accountable.
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Voted Yes on Child Pornography Terminology
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Free-Market and Business Support: He advocates for maintaining a highly business-friendly environment in Florida by lowering regulatory overhead and protecting free-market principles. For his work in the legislature, he earned an "A" on his legislative scorecard from the Florida Chamber of Commerce.
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Voted Yes on Public Employees Relations Commission
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Voted Yes on Higher Education
Voted Yes on Pre-K-12 Education
Voted Yes on Education
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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
Environmental Protection: Endorsed by the Democratic Environmental Caucus of Florida, Butler prioritizes the preservation of local ecosystems, water quality management, and fighting the deregulation of natural Florida lands.
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https://bluevoterguide.org/district/FL/Florida_House_of_Representatives_District_75/31962/530
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Voted Yes on Children’s Initiatives
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Voted Yes on Minimum Age for Firearm Purchase or Transfer
Cosponsored Minimum Age for Firearm Purchase or Transfer
Gun Safety Legislation: Her campaign emphasizes the implementation of common-sense firearm regulations. She is officially designated as a candidate distinction holder by the Gun Sense Voter movement.
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https://bluevoterguide.org/district/FL/Florida_House_of_Representatives_District_75/31962/530
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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
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Housing Crisis Solutions: Drawing directly from his professional experience as a commercial realtor, Nix entered state politics with a stated mission to focus heavily on solving Florida's property insurance and housing affordability crises.
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https://floridapolitics.com/archives/601045-danny-nix-launches-campaign-for-hd-75/
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Voted Yes on Employment Eligibility
Voted Yes on Advertisements for Representation Services
Voted Yes on Employment Eligibility
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Voted Yes on Department of Management Services
Voted Yes on Documentary Stamp Tax Distributions
Voted Yes on State Agency Law Enforcement Radio System
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Voted Yes on Assessments Levied on Recreational Vehicle Parks
Voted Yes on Official Actions of Local Governments
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Fiscal Responsibility: Nix supports balancing state budgets, eliminating government waste, and providing targeted tax relief. He frequently highlights state cost-saving benefits for families, such as pushing state hurricane resources and tax-free savings on emergency preparation supplies.
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Voted Yes on Property Tax Administration
Voted Yes on Department of Management Services
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https://www.facebook.com/DannyNixJr/videos/from-education-to-tax-policy-were-getting-the-work-done-thanks-to-everyone-from-/4420536604826461/
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Voted Yes on Local Government Cyber Security
Voted Yes on Data Centers
Voted Yes on Local Government Cyber Security
Commercial Tech and Data Centers: Butler strongly advocates for tighter state-level regulations on data centers. Her platform opposes unrestricted tech infrastructure expansion, placing her at odds with commercial development incentives.
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Voted Yes on Veterans Dental Care Grant Program
Voted Yes on Veterans
Voted Yes on Veterans
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Voted Yes on OGSR/Persons Provided Public Emergency Shelter
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Danny Nix Jr.
Cynthia L. Butler
Danny Nix Jr.
Danny Nix is a Southwest Florida commercial realtor and longtime conservative leader with experience in real estate, education, and economic development organizations. Guided by his Christian faith and commitment to the Constitution, he advocates for government accountability and individual freedoms. He lives in Southwest Florida with his daughter, Riley.
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Cynthia L. Butler
Cynthia Butler is running for Florida State House District 75 to advocate for Charlotte County’s working families. A registered nurse, union leader, single mother, and longtime caregiver, she draws on firsthand experience with housing assistance, disaster recovery, healthcare, and workplace organizing. Her priorities include affordable healthcare, housing and education; stronger public schools; support for small businesses and community programs; environmental protection; and greater civic engagement.
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Running for
State Representative, District 75
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November 3, 2026
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