Republican for House of Representatives
Friends and neighbors, our country and our state are facing major challenges. Florida has one of the worst economies in the country, and our small business and working families are hurting financially. Government at all levels seems to be stuck in a vicious cycle of runaway spending and raising taxes and fees.
As your next state representative, I will fight to keep taxes low and put spending under control.
I will take the lead on a plan to lower our property insurance rates, and I will work with our economic development agencies to foster job growth in West Florida. Furthermore, you can count on me to stand up for our values, the ones that have made our nation strong. However I cannot do this alone. I need your vote and I need your help as a contributor and as a volunteer. Together we can restore job growth and create a brighter future for our state.
As your next state representative, I will fight to keep taxes low and put spending under control.
I will take the lead on a plan to lower our property insurance rates, and I will work with our economic development agencies to foster job growth in West Florida. Furthermore, you can count on me to stand up for our values, the ones that have made our nation strong. However I cannot do this alone. I need your vote and I need your help as a contributor and as a volunteer. Together we can restore job growth and create a brighter future for our state.
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July 7, 2010 - Escambia Superintendent Thomas, Members of Pensacola City Council Endorse Doug Broxson
July 6, 2010 - Associated Industries of FL Supports Broxson
April 9, 2010 - Broxson Eclipses $160,000 Fundraising Mark
April 1, 2010 - Former Candidate Matt Dobson endorses Doug Broxson
Amendment 4 - Amendment 4 will wreck Florida's economy by trampling our property rights and by giving an unfair advantage to only the largest, national corporate development entities. We need to make sure that our local, elected representatives who answer to the voters, are the ones ultimately responsible for deciding what our communities look like and how we grow
