Representative in Congress, District 26

Backed more than $72 million for citrus health programs — including the fight against citrus greening — plus funding for agricultural research, plant and animal health inspection, food safety, and rural development supporting Florida's farmers, growers, and ranchers.

Secured $324 million for the CDFI Fund and $140 million for Small Business Development Centers — financing and counseling for entrepreneurs in underinvested communities. Read full quote

Delivered over $11 million in FY26 funding for Miami-Dade and regional law enforcement — new patrol vehicles, upgraded technology, and mobile command centers — while championing House-passed bills like the LEOSA Reform Act and the Combatting Organized Retail Crime Act. Read full quote

Secured at least $135 million for school violence prevention through the STOP School Violence Act — threat assessment, security improvements, and training — while advancing legislation that shields kids from online exploitation, cracks down on predators, and reinforces parental rights.

Secured $324 million for the CDFI Fund and $140 million for Small Business Development Centers — financing and counseling for entrepreneurs in underinvested communities. Read full quote

Backing the 21,000+ manufacturing jobs and $1.9B in annual wages that power FL-26 — with expanded tax relief and renewed Opportunity Zones.

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Improving Education No child should be left in an education system that fails to provide the opportunity to learn and succeed. Read full quote

Secured at least $135 million for school violence prevention through the STOP School Violence Act — threat assessment, security improvements, and training — while advancing legislation that shields kids from online exploitation, cracks down on predators, and reinforces parental rights.

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A tireless champion for his constituents, Díaz-Balart is committed to: Eliminating government waste and saving taxpayer dollars Supporting small businesses and promoting economic development Advocating for military and law enforcement Honoring veterans Promoting U.S. energy independence and dominance Securing the U.S. border and advancing national security priorities Upholding human rights and democracy, both domestically and globally Treating U.S. allies, such as Israel and Taiwan, as friends and adversaries, such as Communist China, Russia, Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Iran, and North Korea, as adversaries.

Founder and Co-Chair of the bipartisan Everglades Caucus — more than $6 billion delivered since his election for the EAA and C-43 Reservoirs and other CERP projects, plus streamlined Section 404 permitting. Protecting South Florida's drinking water, flood resilience, and Florida Bay.

Continuing the work of the Everglades Caucus to protect Florida's natural heritage and water supply for future generations.

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Known for his commitment to accountability and transparency, Díaz-Balart works diligently to ensure government operates efficiently and effectively to serve the interests of the American people and to save taxpayer dollars.

Delivered $1.9 billion for Community Health Centers, $10 million for cancer screenings through the Alcee L. Hastings program, and expanded pediatric medical education. Cosponsored the Medicare Multi-Cancer Early Detection Screening Coverage Act — now law — giving seniors access to breakthrough early cancer detection.

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Immigration This is a nation of immigrants, built by immigrants. Read full quote

Led FY26 Homeland Security funding prioritizing border security, detention and swift removal of criminal aliens, and expanded resources to stop fentanyl trafficking — plus stronger protections for vulnerable children, hardened cybersecurity, and fully funded disaster response for hurricane-prone Florida.

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“I’m proud to have secured funding for these vital wastewater pump upgrades in Medley. These improvements will help reduce flood risk, strengthen public safety, enhance mobility, and support more reliable infrastructure for the community.

Secured over $128.5 million through Community Project Funding for South Florida — $6M for I-75 access improvements, $4.9M for Southeast Hialeah stormwater upgrades, $973K for Miami Lakes drainage, and $9M for Collier County's Veterans Community Center. Read full quote

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“Socialism and the government takeover of our lives have no place in America. It is anathema to our way of life and the American Dream.

Directed $25 million for Cuba's democratic opposition plus $30 million for Radio and TV Martí, $50 million for human rights and civil society in Venezuela, and $15 million for democracy and religious freedom in Nicaragua — with accountability for Cuban doctor trafficking and action against Tren de Aragua.

Helped block an average 24% tax increase on FL-26 families — no tax on tips or overtime, relief for seniors on Social Security (88% expected to pay none), an expanded Child Tax Credit, and death tax relief protecting 242 family farms. Read full quote

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“I am proud to have voted in favor of keeping the American government open and ensuring that our troops, law enforcement officers, and air traffic controllers continue to receive their pay.

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Having served on the House Budget Committee, I strongly believe that Congress must adhere to the principles of fiscal discipline. Read full quote

Led FY26 Homeland Security funding prioritizing border security, detention and swift removal of criminal aliens, and expanded resources to stop fentanyl trafficking — plus stronger protections for vulnerable children, hardened cybersecurity, and fully funded disaster response for hurricane-prone Florida.

Championed $115.1 billion for VA medical care in the FY26 MILCON–VA bill — mental health, toxic exposure treatment, and rural health for Miami-Dade's 17,000-plus veterans — alongside new laws protecting veterans from fraud, inflation, and foreclosure.

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A tireless champion for his constituents, Díaz-Balart is committed to: Eliminating government waste and saving taxpayer dollars Supporting small businesses and promoting economic development Advocating for military and law enforcement Honoring veterans Promoting U.S. energy independence and dominance Securing the U.S. border and advancing national security priorities Upholding human rights and democracy, both domestically and globally Treating U.S. allies, such as Israel and Taiwan, as friends and adversaries, such as Communist China, Russia, Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Iran, and North Korea, as adversaries.