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Ron DeSantis
Governor of Florida · Republican
Federal · U.S. Congress FL-24
Frederica Wilson
U.S. Representative · Democrat
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Daniella Levine Cava
Miami-Dade County Mayor · Democrat
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Rodney Harris
Mayor of Miami Gardens · Re-elected 2024
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Katrina Baskin
Miami Gardens City Council · Elected 2024
⚡ Election Aug 18 2026
Council Seats 2, 4 & At-Large 6
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Ron DeSantis · Governor of Florida
New entry — Education Budget FY2026 vs. Promise to make FL #1 in teacher pay
Status: Partial — FL teacher pay ranked 50th nationally per NEA 2025 data
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Donald Trump · 47th President
Flip Tracker updated — Ukraine Military Aid position changed
Authorized $500M in continued military assistance, contrasting 2024 campaign pledge to end Ukraine funding "on day one"
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Florida 2026 · Ballot Amendment A4
New ballot measure decoded — Minimum Wage Increase Amendment
Would raise FL minimum wage from $13/hr to $15/hr by 2028 — plain English breakdown now live
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Miami Gardens · ZIP 33179
Community Issues Tracker — 1,000 verified submissions milestone
Property insurance #1 at 34% · Disconnect Score between voter priorities and political talk: 62%
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Florida 2026 · Governor's Race
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Ron DeSantis
RepublicanGovernor of FloridaIncumbent · 2019–Present
Promise Score
71%
kept
18 ✓ · 4 ~ · 3 ✗
Accomplish Score
68%
effective
847 bills · $117B budget
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2024 Presidential Race — Trump vs. Harris
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RepublicanWon · 47th President
Donald Trump
2024 Republican Nominee
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DemocratLost · 2024 Race
Kamala Harris
2024 Democratic Nominee
Economy & Taxes
Proposed universal 10–20% tariff on all imports, 60% on Chinese goods. Promised to extend 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Pledged to eliminate taxes on tips and overtime pay.
Source: 2024 RNC Platform · Presidential debate Sept. 10, 2024
Economy
Economy & Taxes
Proposed "opportunity economy" tax credits for new businesses. Supported raising corporate minimum tax. Pledged middle-class tax cuts while increasing taxes on those earning over $400K.
Source: Harris campaign platform · Presidential debate Sept. 10, 2024
Immigration
Pledged largest deportation operation in U.S. history. Promised to reinstate Remain in Mexico policy, end catch-and-release, complete border wall.
Source: Trump campaign site · Presidential debate Sept. 10, 2024
Immigration
Immigration
Supported bipartisan border security bill. Pledged pathway to citizenship for DACA recipients. Opposed mass deportation operations as impractical and harmful.
Source: Harris campaign platform · Senate Border Bill 2024
Healthcare
Pledged to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. Supported allowing states to manage Medicaid. Promised to allow Medicare to negotiate drug prices on select drugs.
Source: RNC Platform 2024 · Trump campaign site
Healthcare
Healthcare
Pledged to protect and expand ACA. Supported capping insulin at $35/month nationally. Promised to extend Medicare drug price negotiation provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Source: Harris campaign platform · IRA provisions 2022
Democracy & Elections
Disputed 2020 election results throughout campaign. Pledged to pardon January 6th defendants. Proposed strengthening executive power.
Source: Presidential debate Sept. 10, 2024 · Trump public statements 2024
Democracy
Democracy & Elections
Centered campaign on protecting democratic institutions. Pledged to sign Freedom to Vote Act. Opposed electoral college changes. Promised to appoint judges committed to precedent.
Source: Harris campaign platform · Presidential debate Sept. 10, 2024
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Donald Trump
Republican47th PresidentCurrent Term: Jan. 2025–Present
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Marcus_J
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Local Gov
Property insurance is destroying this neighborhood. My premium went up $4,200 this year on the same house. DeSantis said he fixed it — my bill says otherwise. This is the #1 issue no one is talking about enough.
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Tamara_R
✓ Verified331795 hrs ago
Education
My daughter's school lost 3 teachers this semester. I need whoever is running for Governor to tell me specifically what you're doing about teacher retention in majority-Black school districts. We are not an afterthought.
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Community
I lived here 12 years and never knew who my city council rep was. Just looked it up on CivicLedger — Katrina Baskin is new. Going to her first public meeting next week. This platform is changing how I show up as a citizen.
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What 33179 residents say matters most ↓
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Property Insurance
34%
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Public School Quality
28%
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Cost of Living
22%
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Public Safety
10%
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Jobs & Economy
6%
⚡ What politicians are talking about ↓
Immigration41% of statements
Education / Parental Rights28% of statements
Property Insurance8% of statements
Cost of Living6% of statements
62%
Disconnect Score — gap between what voters say matters and what politicians talk about.
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Florida 2026 · Plain English
Ballot Decoder
Every measure translated from legal language. What it does, who supports it, who opposes it. No opinion on how to vote.
March 15, 2026
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Florida Property Insurance Reform Amendment
Constitutional Amendment
Plain English Summary
Requires the state legislature to pass property insurance reform if average Florida homeowner premiums exceed 150% of the national average. Also creates an independent insurance oversight board with publicly elected members.
▲ Those In Favor Say
  • Florida premiums are 3x national average — forces accountability
  • Independent board removes political influence from oversight
  • Creates automatic legislative trigger rather than waiting for political will
▼ Those Opposed Say
  • Could limit legislative flexibility to respond to market conditions
  • Elected oversight board members may lack insurance expertise
  • Could drive more insurers out of Florida market
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Florida Public School Funding Guarantee
Constitutional Amendment
Plain English Summary
Constitutionally requires per-pupil public school funding to increase by at least the rate of inflation each year. Prohibits public school funding from being reduced to fund private school voucher programs.
▲ Those In Favor Say
  • Protects public schools from budget cuts during downturns
  • Provides predictability for school district planning
  • Prevents voucher expansion from defunding neighborhood schools
▼ Those Opposed Say
  • Removes legislative flexibility during budget emergencies
  • May limit school choice and voucher programs families depend on
  • Constitutional spending mandates can create long-term fiscal problems
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Term Limits for State Legislature
Constitutional Amendment
Plain English Summary
Reduces current 8-year term limit for Florida state legislators to 6 years. Prohibits former legislators from lobbying the legislature for 6 years after leaving office (currently 2 years).
▲ Those In Favor Say
  • Reduces career politician culture in Tallahassee
  • Brings fresh perspectives more frequently
  • Longer lobbying ban reduces revolving door between government and industry
▼ Those Opposed Say
  • Shorter terms mean legislators spend more time campaigning than governing
  • Institutional knowledge lost faster, increasing lobbyist influence
  • Experienced legislators actually resist lobbyists better than newcomers
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How do you decide if a promise is "Kept," "Partial," or "Broken"?
Kept: Action documented that directly fulfills the promise — signed legislation, executive order, or official budget document.

Partial: Some action taken but result is incomplete, reversed, or partially achieved. We explain specifically what was done and what was not.

Broken: No action taken, the opposite action was taken, or the official publicly abandoned the commitment.

Pending: The promise relates to a future action or is in progress — we monitor and update as the record develops.
Are you funded by any political party, campaign, or government?
No. CivicLedger does not accept funding from political parties, campaigns, candidates, PACs, or any government entity. We will never accept payment that could influence our editorial decisions. Current funding comes from the founder. Future revenue will come from institutional access licensing, civic technology grants from foundations, and premium subscriptions. A full disclosure of all funding sources will be published here as they are established.
Why does one politician have more entries than another?
Coverage depth reflects time in office and how long we have been tracking an official. An incumbent with a 7-year record will have more entries than a challenger who declared last month. We do not selectively cover officials based on party or political position. Every official receives the same template and the same level of scrutiny.
What sources do you use?
For promises: Official campaign websites, debate transcripts (C-SPAN), press conference recordings, official public statements.

For actions: Official legislation text (flsenate.gov, congress.gov, whitehouse.gov), executive orders, official budget documents, government agency reports.

For donor data: FEC.gov and Florida Division of Elections official filings only.

We do not use opinion pieces, editorial boards, or partisan media as sources.
I think an entry is wrong. How do I report it?
Email corrections@civicledgerfl.com with the entry in question, the specific claim you believe is inaccurate, and a primary source supporting your correction. We respond within 72 hours. If a correction is warranted, we update the entry and note the change with a timestamp. We do not delete entries — we correct them transparently.
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Promise Identification
We log promises from official campaign platforms, debate transcripts, press conferences, and verified public statements. We require the original statement be attributable to a specific date and context. Vague aspirational statements are not logged — only specific, actionable commitments.
Example: "I will ban COVID mandates" — logged. "I believe in freedom" — not logged.
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Action Verification
Every action entry must be sourced to a primary document — legislation text, executive order, official budget, or government agency report. We do not rely on news summaries. We read the actual documents and link directly to them.
Example: We link to the actual text of HB 1557, not a news article about HB 1557.
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Status Determination
Two independent reviewers assess each Promise vs. Record entry. Disagreements go to a third review. Status is based solely on documented evidence — not intent, not public perception, not media coverage.
Example: A bill that passed but was later struck down by courts is marked "Kept then Reversed" — not simply kept or broken.
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Editorial Review & Publishing
All entries are reviewed by the CivicLedger editorial team before publishing. Auto-research tools draft entries but no entry is ever published without human review and approval. We apply the same sourcing standard to every official regardless of party.
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Updates & Corrections
Entries are updated when new evidence changes the record. Every update is timestamped. Corrections are noted publicly. We do not silently change entries — all changes are logged and visible in entry history.
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CivicLedger is a nonpartisan civic accountability platform that tracks what politicians promise against what they actually do. We cover every level of government — from the President to your local school board — using a consistent, source-verified framework. We do not tell voters how to vote. We give voters the facts and let them decide.
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Where do you operate?
We launched in Florida in 2026, starting with Miami Gardens (ZIP 33179) as our pilot local coverage area and the Florida Governor's race as our first statewide focus. National coverage includes the 2024 Presidential race and the current Presidential term. We are expanding to cover all of Florida before expanding nationally.
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How are you funded?
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