Florida — 4th District

D Democratic LaShonda Holloway

Supports universal healthcare and abortion rights

Holloway views quality healthcare as a basic human right that must not depend on income. She advocates for expanding Medicare, reducing prescription drug costs, expanding mental health coverage, and guaranteeing universal access to reproductive healthcare, including legal abortion.

• Expand healthcare coverage and Medicare benefits while lowering premiums and prescription drug costs.
• Guarantee universal access to reproductive healthcare, including birth control, prenatal care, and safe, legal abortion.
• Increase federal investment in preventative care and mental health services.

“Access to quality healthcare is a basic human right that should not be determined by one's income.”

“Additionally, supporting policies that ensure universal access to reproductive healthcare, including essential services such as birth control, prenatal care, and safe, legal abortion is imperative.”

“Affordable Healthcare should mean lower premiums, lower prescription drug costs, expanding Medicare coverage, and guaranteeing every American access to quality care as a basic right.”

R Republican Aaron Bean

Opposes abortion rights and health mandates

Bean takes a conservative stance on healthcare and reproductive issues, opposing state and federal expansions of abortion access. In Congress, he has voted to dismantle federal pandemic-era restrictions and vaccination requirements for foreign travelers.

• Opposed Florida Amendment 4, the Right to Abortion Initiative, in 2024.
• Voted for H.R.185 to terminate CDC proof-of-vaccination requirements for foreign travelers.
• Voted for H.J.Res.7 to end the national emergency declaration regarding COVID-19.

D Democratic LaShonda Holloway

Supports living wages and small business capital

Holloway emphasizes economic support for working families and local businesses. She advocates for a fair living wage that covers basic life necessities and supports reducing administrative burdens and expanding capital for small business owners.

• Enact a fair living wage ensuring full-time employment covers housing, food, healthcare, and transportation.
• Expand capital access for small businesses and protect local entrepreneurs from corporate competition.
• Cut red tape for local entrepreneurs to drive economic growth and job creation.

“Strong small businesses drive local jobs and economic growth, which is why we must cut red tape, expand access to capital, and protect Main Street entrepreneurs from unfair corporate competition.”

“A fair living wage means full-time work should pay enough to cover food, housing, healthcare, and transportation without relying on government assistance.”

R Republican Aaron Bean

Supports spending caps and assistance work requirements

Bean advocates conservative fiscal restraint to curb inflation and manage federal debt. He voted to cap non-defense spending, impose stricter work requirements for safety-net benefits, and increase statutory debt limits through reconciliation.

• Voted for H.R.3746 (Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023) capping non-defense spending and enhancing SNAP and TANF work requirements.
• Voted for H.R.2811 (Limit, Save, Grow Act of 2023) expanding welfare work requirements and repealing green energy tax credits.
• Voted for H.R.1 (One Big Beautiful Bill Act) reconciliation legislation addressing tax policy and federal funding levels.
• Voted for H.Con.Res.9 denouncing the horrors of socialism.

D Democratic LaShonda Holloway

Supports clean energy investment and price stability

Holloway supports federal investment in domestic clean energy to reduce utility price volatility and strengthen energy independence. She advocates for policies to shield families from price spikes driven by corporate practices or global market disruptions.

• Invest in domestic clean energy to stabilize prices and strengthen supply chains.
• Protect consumers from energy price spikes caused by corporate practices or international instability.

“Stable energy prices come from investing in American clean energy, strengthening domestic supply chains, and protecting families from price spikes driven by corporate greed and global instability.”

R Republican Aaron Bean

Supports domestic fossil fuel production

Bean favors increasing domestic energy output across oil, gas, and coal while easing environmental permitting regulations. He voted to repeal clean energy tax credits and block ESG rules in private retirement funds.

• Voted for H.R.1 (Lower Energy Costs Act) to boost domestic oil, gas, and coal production while streamlining energy permitting.
• Voted for H.R.2811 to repeal green energy tax credits.
• Voted for H.J.Res.30 to roll back Department of Labor rules permitting ESG investment considerations in retirement plans.

D Democratic LaShonda Holloway

Supports protecting voting rights and self-imposed term limits

Holloway prioritizes removing voting barriers to ensure open access for all eligible citizens. She pledges to observe a self-imposed term limit of 12 years (six terms) in the U.S. House and supports strict accountability standards for public officials.

• Protect voting rights to guarantee all eligible citizens can vote freely without unnecessary barriers.
• Pledge to observe a self-imposed 12-year term limit (6 two-year terms) in the U.S. House.
• Strengthen government accountability to ensure tax dollars are spent responsibly without corporate influence.

“Protecting voting rights ensures every eligible citizen can vote freely, securely, and without barriers so our democracy truly represents the will of the people.”

“I believe in term limits and I promise not to exceed 12 years in office (6 two-year terms).”

“Government accountability means no one is above the law, tax dollars are spent responsibly, and elected officials answer directly to the people, not special interests or corporations.”

R Republican Aaron Bean

Supports voter ID requirements and term limits

Bean supports strict election integrity measures requiring proof of citizenship to register for federal elections. He signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge and supported limiting nationwide injunctions issued by single federal district courts.

• Voted for H.R.22 (SAVE Act of 2025) requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register for federal elections.
• Signed the U.S. Term Limits pledge.
• Voted for H.R.1526 (NORRA of 2025) limiting federal district court injunctions to the specific parties in a case.

D Democratic LaShonda Holloway

Supports public school funding and college affordability

Holloway advocates reducing higher education costs and increasing funding for the public education system. Her platform emphasizes pairing academic instruction with trade and technology training to prepare students for fair-paying careers.

• Advocate for legislation aimed at decreasing higher education costs and financial burdens.
• Increase investment in public school resources and educational materials.
• Expand skilled trades and modern technology training within public education curricula.

“Let’s advocate for legislation focused on decreasing the financial burden associated with higher education. It is imperative to prioritize investing in our nation's education system to ensure that all students have access to quality learning resources.”

“Investing in strong public school education, skilled trades, and modern technology creates good-paying jobs, builds a competitive workforce, and prepares Americans for the economy of the future.”

R Republican Aaron Bean

Supports female sports protections and education oversight

Bean serves as Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education. He supported federal legislation barring biological males from participating in women's athletic programs.

• Serves as Chairman of the Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education.
• Voted for H.R.28 (Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2025) restricting biological males from competing in female sports programs.

D Democratic LaShonda Holloway

Supports protecting Social Security and funding VA care

Holloway advocates fully funding VA healthcare, reducing administrative delays for veterans' benefits, and expanding mental health and housing support. She also opposes cuts to Social Security benefits for retirees and disabled citizens.

• Fully fund VA healthcare and eliminate bureaucratic delays in benefit delivery.
• Expand veterans' housing services and mental health support.
• Protect and strengthen Social Security benefits for seniors and individuals with disabilities.

“Honoring our veterans means fully funding VA healthcare, expanding mental health and housing services, and delivering earned benefits on time without bureaucratic delays.”

“Social Security must be protected and strengthened, so seniors and people with disabilities can retire with dignity and financial security after a lifetime of hard work.”

R Republican Aaron Bean

Voted for military construction and veterans appropriations

Bean supported federal continuing appropriations measures that maintain funding for military construction, veterans affairs, and federal agriculture programs.

• Voted for H.R.5371 (Continuing Appropriations, Agriculture, Legislative Branch, Military Construction and Veterans Affairs, and Extensions Act, 2026).

R Republican Aaron Bean

Supports mandatory detention and border enforcement

Bean backs strict enforcement of federal immigration laws and legal penalties for unauthorized residents convicted of crimes. He voted for legislation requiring federal detention of undocumented immigrants arrested for theft and making DUI offenses grounds for deportation.

• Voted for S.5 (Laken Riley Act) requiring DHS to detain unauthorized immigrants arrested for burglary, theft, larceny, or shoplifting.
• Voted for H.R.875 establishing impaired driving as grounds for deporting or barring admission to undocumented immigrants.

D Democratic LaShonda Holloway

Supports rent control and affordable housing expansion

Holloway treats housing as a fundamental necessity and advocates direct federal intervention to lower costs. Her platform includes rent control, increasing affordable housing construction, and expanding housing assistance for families, seniors, and veterans.

• Implement rent control measures to combat rising housing costs.
• Increase federal funding for affordable housing construction and rental assistance programs.
• Expand homeownership access for working families, veterans, and senior citizens.

“Housing is a basic necessity, yet many individuals and families struggle to find affordable and safe housing options. We need initiatives that increase affordable housing stock, implement rent control measures, and provide housing assistance programs to address the housing crisis and ensure that everyone has a place to call home.”

“Affordable Housing strengthens communities by lowering rent, increasing the housing supply, making homeownership achievable for working families; plus, ensuring seniors, and veterans have safe, stable places to live.”