Attorney General

Rodriguez lists investigating the tax breaks, subsidies and no-bid contracts given to data center developers, which the statements say shift costs onto families, and stopping algorithmic rent setting by corporate landlords. One statement also names Alligator Alcatraz contractors. No statement is filed on other uses of artificial intelligence.

Rodriguez lists prosecuting cartels and child exploitation networks, getting fentanyl and dangerous drugs off the streets, and rooting out corruption in state government. Other statements cover releasing state-held Epstein records, elder abuse, deed and title theft, contractor fraud, and resources for police and prosecutors against violent crime and gun violence.

Rodriguez lists enforcing the state minimum wage, shutting down wage theft and penalizing unsafe workplaces. This is the only statement filed under economy and jobs, and it gives no further detail on economic policy or on how these items would be carried out.

Rodriguez says the office will investigate the misuse of public education dollars by the state and private organizations, including the millions unaccounted for. A second statement on holding Big Tech and social media platforms accountable for hurting Florida’s children is also filed here, and no other education topics are covered.

Rodriguez says FP&L approved and funded a criminal “ghost candidate” scheme to trick voters during the 2020 State Senate re-election, which Rodriguez lost by 32 votes. The statement says the experience deepened a commitment to rooting out corruption in government. This is the only statement filed under elections and voting.

Rodriguez describes being the strongest advocate in Tallahassee for customers of electric utilities. Statements list investigating state monopoly electric utilities over excessive rate setting, hidden fees and deceptive billing, and relief for homeowners and small businesses from skyrocketing insurance costs and electric bills.

Rodriguez lists enforcing Florida’s environmental laws that require polluters, not Floridians, to pay the cleanup costs of pollution. As a Cabinet member, Rodriguez would also fight any sale, swap or surplus of Florida’s public and conservation land. These are the only two statements filed under the environment.

Rodriguez lists providing resources to police and prosecutors to combat violent crime and gun violence. A second statement says to support law enforcement, advocate for victims, protect witnesses and address gun violence, and also lists getting fentanyl and dangerous drugs off the streets. No other gun policy is covered.

Rodriguez describes a legislative focus on transparency, consumer protection and accountability against powerful special interests. Statements describe a mission of fighting crime, costs and corruption as an independent-minded enforcer of the law, and cite the FP&L “ghost candidate” scheme as deepening a commitment to rooting out corruption.

Rodriguez lists cracking down on elder abuse, from marketing scams to guardianship abuse and abuse in assisted living facilities and nursing homes. This is the only statement filed under healthcare, and it gives no further detail on healthcare policy or on how these items would be carried out.

Rodriguez lists protecting homeowners and renters by ending deed and title theft, contractor fraud and predatory schemes, stopping algorithmic rent setting by corporate landlords, and cracking down on scammers targeting renters or homeowners. Other statements cover investigating insurers for rate inflation and claim denials and relief from skyrocketing insurance costs.

Rodriguez says to pursue full recovery of the $10 million stolen in the Hope Florida scandal and follow the money trail to the top. Other statements list investigating tax breaks, subsidies and no-bid contracts for data center developers and Alligator Alcatraz contractors, and fighting to lower costs.

Rodriguez lists protecting children from emerging threats from technology online and via social media and holding Big Tech and social media platforms accountable for hurting Florida’s children. Other statements cover stopping algorithmic rent setting and investigating tax breaks and no-bid contracts for data center developers.

Rodriguez lists protecting seniors and veterans from exploitation and abuse. This is the only statement filed under veterans. It gives no further detail on veterans policy, on which benefits or programs are meant, or on how this would be carried out.

Rodriguez says the state should get fentanyl and dangerous drugs off its streets, and, in another statement, stop lethal drugs, including opioids, from flooding streets. This is the only issue statement on drugs, and it gives no further detail on drug policy. It also lists prosecuting criminal cartels.