Our mission is to promote more economic opportunities for all Floridians, so we can all live a happy, prosperous, and free life. Unfortunately, Florida’s rising cost of living and stagnant wages—what we call “The Florida Squeeze”—have made this increasingly difficult. So now that the Florida 2023 legislative session is over, it’s time to evaluate how our state’s leaders did: what bills were passed to help alleviate the squeeze, what bills would have helped make Florida more affordable again? What bills are going to make things worse? Let’s dive in:
Did the 2023 Florida Legislative Session Do Anything to Make Florida Affordable Again?
Economic Opportunity Actions:
Add Your Name: Strengthen Protections for Homeowners Facing Construction Fraud
November 27, 2023
Write your Florida lawmakers to build a better financial safety net for Florida homeowners facing contractor fraud.
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Add your name: Support homeowners’ insurance rebates for Florida’s low-income seniors
November 14, 2023
The sharp increase in insurance premiums is pushing many seniors to the brink of losing their homes. Write your lawmakers to support SB 348, which ...
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Tell Florida Lawmakers: Help Us Lower Our Electricity Bills With Reliable and Affordable Energy Options
August 24, 2023
Volatile natural gas prices are driving electricity bills through the roof for families across Florida. Tell Florida lawmakers: we deserve reliable and affordable solar energy ...
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More articles about economic opportunity in Florida:
Contractor Fraud Allegations Soar in Florida: Why the Homeowners Construction Recovery Fund Needs an Upgrade
November 27, 2023
Floridians who have to deal with fraudulent construction contractors are left with little recourse, and the state fund designed to help them recover funds is ...
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Volatile Natural Gas Prices Are The Key To Florida’s Painful Electricity Bills
November 14, 2023
Many Florida residents struggle to pay their electricity bills, and the skyrocketing costs are due to the volatile natural gas market.
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