Chief Financial Officer

Taddeo promises to make the Office of the CFO put Floridians first, protect consumers and respond to requests in a timely way. Taddeo names property insurance rate relief as the top consumer priority, promises to investigate insurers that report net losses, and prioritizes premium relief over broad property tax cuts.

Taddeo says “Tallahassee insiders are protecting themselves and their donors,” and calls for “an independent watchdog” rather than a political appointee who answers to the governor. Taddeo promises that as CFO the corrupt will be held accountable starting on day one, and describes insurance companies as profiting while homeowners struggle.

Taddeo says families are “crushed by property insurance rates and high costs,” and promises that as CFO “Big Insurance” companies will be held accountable and costs lowered for working families. Taddeo says insurers are making profits while homeowners cannot afford to stay in their homes, and that Taddeo has paid Florida’s “skyrocketing” premiums personally.

Taddeo promises to audit politicians’ spending and demand answers for taxpayers, citing no-bid contracts to donors. Taddeo says all state contracts should be accurately logged and promises to enforce public access to the F.A.C.T.S. contract database, alleging hundreds of millions in spending is hidden. Taddeo says Floridians deserve CFO office transparency.

Taddeo’s platform calls for AI safeguards in modernizing the state’s financial systems. The platform opposes letting automation alone dictate state financial actions and requires strict human review to remain attached to all public sector tech algorithms. This is the only statement filed under this issue and it names no specific bill.