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George Hubac

U.S. House District 3

2026 Florida U.S. House District 3 — Democratic Primary · August 18, 2026

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I graduated with no job lined up. For two years I drifted — part-time work, what they’d call gig work today, no health insurance, no clear direction. I was almost homeless. That’s not a talking point. That’s what happened.

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August 18, 2026

Democratic Party

Representative in Congress

District 3

George Hubac

Seth Harp

Tom Wells

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5745 SW 75th Street #266 · Gainesville, FL 32608

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5745 SW 75th Street #266

Gainesville, FL 32608

5745 SW 75th Street #266

Gainesville, FL 32608

Image# 202601299794455167 PAGE 1 / 1 H6FL03131 01/29/2026 Hubac, George, Emil, , Gainesville 32608 Hubac for Congress 5745 SW 75th Street #266 5745 SW 75th Street #266 Gainesville FL 32608 FL 2026 FL 03 House DEMOCRATIC PARTY 01/29/2026 22 : 19 Hubac, George, Emil, ,

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No Plan, No Safety Net

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I graduated with no job lined up. For two years I drifted — part-time work, what they’d call gig work today, no health insurance, no clear direction. I was almost homeless. That’s not a talking point. That’s what happened.

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I graduated with no job lined up. For two years I drifted — part-time work, what they’d call gig work today, no health insurance, no clear direction. I was almost homeless. That’s not a talking point. That’s what happened.

Meteorologist

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The Air Force gave me structure when I had none. I served at weather stations doing 24-hour shift work — forecasting in a shop that never closed. Like a fire station or an ER — always on, peaks and lulls, but the mission doesn’t stop because the clock says five o’clock.

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The Air Force gave me structure when I had none. I served at weather stations doing 24-hour shift work — forecasting in a shop that never closed. Like a fire station or an ER — always on, peaks and lulls, but the mission doesn’t stop because the clock says five o’clock.

Meteorologist

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The Lost Decade Promising Starts, Dead Ends The end of the Cold War meant Congress drastically cut the size of the military. I’d been planning on making it a career, but just shy of ten years, I found myself on the street. With no income and real estate investments threatening to drown me, what followed was a decade of trying to find something that stuck. I used the GI Bill. I taught a year of 7th grade science in Tampa — and swore I’d never teach again. I worked in sales. I was an office manager. I ran a delivery service for a year. I tried to get in early on the new World Wide Web. I worked as a curriculum designer. Every one of those was a promising start that turned into a dead end. Not because I wasn’t working hard — I was working constantly. If you’ve ever spent years doing everything right and still not getting traction, that was my thirties.

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The Lost Decade Promising Starts, Dead Ends The end of the Cold War meant Congress drastically cut the size of the military. I’d been planning on making it a career, but just shy of ten years, I found myself on the street. With no income and real estate investments threatening to drown me, what followed was a decade of trying to find something that stuck. I used the GI Bill. I taught a year of 7th grade science in Tampa — and swore I’d never teach again. I worked in sales. I was an office manager. I ran a delivery service for a year. I tried to get in early on the new World Wide Web. I worked as a curriculum designer. Every one of those was a promising start that turned into a dead end. Not because I wasn’t working hard — I was working constantly. If you’ve ever spent years doing everything right and still not getting traction, that was my thirties.

Promising Starts, Dead Ends

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The end of the Cold War meant Congress drastically cut the size of the military. I’d been planning on making it a career, but just shy of ten years, I found myself on the street. With no income and real estate investments threatening to drown me, what followed was a decade of trying to find something that stuck. I used the GI Bill. I taught a year of 7th grade science in Tampa — and swore I’d never teach again. I worked in sales. I was an office manager. I ran a delivery service for a year. I tried to get in early on the new World Wide Web. I worked as a curriculum designer.

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The end of the Cold War meant Congress drastically cut the size of the military. I’d been planning on making it a career, but just shy of ten years, I found myself on the street. With no income and real estate investments threatening to drown me, what followed was a decade of trying to find something that stuck. I used the GI Bill. I taught a year of 7th grade science in Tampa — and swore I’d never teach again. I worked in sales. I was an office manager. I ran a delivery service for a year. I tried to get in early on the new World Wide Web. I worked as a curriculum designer.

Promising Starts, Dead Ends

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2000 — Caregiver My Father Passed. My Mother Needed Me. In 2000, my father passed away and I moved in with my mother in Northern Virginia. She was still quite active around the house but needed someone to take her to appointments, to shop for her. That meant I could still go out and get a job. But we were in yet another recession — so once again I was applying everywhere and nobody was returning my calls.

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2000 — Caregiver My Father Passed. My Mother Needed Me. In 2000, my father passed away and I moved in with my mother in Northern Virginia. She was still quite active around the house but needed someone to take her to appointments, to shop for her. That meant I could still go out and get a job. But we were in yet another recession — so once again I was applying everywhere and nobody was returning my calls.

My Father Passed. My Mother Needed Me.

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In 2000, my father passed away and I moved in with my mother in Northern Virginia. She was still quite active around the house but needed someone to take her to appointments, to shop for her. That meant I could still go out and get a job. But we were in yet another recession — so once again I was applying everywhere and nobody was returning my calls.

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In 2000, my father passed away and I moved in with my mother in Northern Virginia. She was still quite active around the house but needed someone to take her to appointments, to shop for her. That meant I could still go out and get a job. But we were in yet another recession — so once again I was applying everywhere and nobody was returning my calls.

Age

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67

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Education

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B.A. in Chemistry & Psychology, University of Pennsylvania (1980); M.Ed. in Instructional Technology, University of South Florida (1994)

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B.A. in Chemistry & Psychology, University of Pennsylvania (1980); M.Ed. in Instructional Technology, University of South Florida (1994)

Hometown

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Gainesville, FL

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Gainesville, FL

County

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Alachua

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Alachua

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George Hubac

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The economy is breaking down. Not someday — now. I have a plan to protect this district. Nobody else even has one.

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The economy is breaking down. Not someday — now. I have a plan to protect this district. Nobody else even has one.

Stop the Bleeding

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Healthcare subsidies are already gone. SNAP cuts are scheduled to hit after the election. Benefits punish us for earning a raise. Some things can’t wait for a five-year plan. These are the emergency lanes.

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Healthcare subsidies are already gone. SNAP cuts are scheduled to hit after the election. Benefits punish us for earning a raise. Some things can’t wait for a five-year plan. These are the emergency lanes.

Wall Street keeps hitting new highs. Main Street has been in recession for years.

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And it’s getting worse. I’m not running because I have all the answers. I’m running because I have a plan — and my priority locally is to bring back the money we send to Washington and invest it in us, based on our needs.

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And it’s getting worse. I’m not running because I have all the answers. I’m running because I have a plan — and my priority locally is to bring back the money we send to Washington and invest it in us, based on our needs.

Day One Plan

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Some things can’t wait for a five-year plan. These are the emergency lanes.

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Some things can’t wait for a five-year plan. These are the emergency lanes.

Healthcare Emergency

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Close the Medicaid coverage gap at the federal level. Florida refused to expand Medicaid. That left hundreds of thousands of people making too much for Medicaid, too little for ACA subsidies. Washington created the gap. Washington needs to close it.

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Close the Medicaid coverage gap at the federal level. Florida refused to expand Medicaid. That left hundreds of thousands of people making too much for Medicaid, too little for ACA subsidies. Washington created the gap. Washington needs to close it.

No Plan, No Safety Net

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Air Force Meteorologist The Air Force gave me structure when I had none. I served at weather stations doing 24-hour shift work — forecasting in a shop that never closed. Like a fire station or an ER — always on, peaks and lulls, but the mission doesn’t stop because the clock says five o’clock. I also had the opportunity to work in an assignment that combined that real-time operations tempo with a think tank environment — analyzing problems, making plans for the future, figuring out how to get things done when there’s no rulebook but the mission still has to be solved. That’s where I learned that a large bureaucratic organization can also be nimble — if you know who to talk to and how to work behind the scenes without breaking any rules. In my final years I started putting down roots — investing in real estate, making commitments, building something for the first time.

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Air Force Meteorologist The Air Force gave me structure when I had none. I served at weather stations doing 24-hour shift work — forecasting in a shop that never closed. Like a fire station or an ER — always on, peaks and lulls, but the mission doesn’t stop because the clock says five o’clock. I also had the opportunity to work in an assignment that combined that real-time operations tempo with a think tank environment — analyzing problems, making plans for the future, figuring out how to get things done when there’s no rulebook but the mission still has to be solved. That’s where I learned that a large bureaucratic organization can also be nimble — if you know who to talk to and how to work behind the scenes without breaking any rules. In my final years I started putting down roots — investing in real estate, making commitments, building something for the first time.

Meteorologist

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In my final years I started putting down roots — investing in real estate, making commitments, building something for the first time.

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In my final years I started putting down roots — investing in real estate, making commitments, building something for the first time.

11 Years of High School Math

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Full-Time Caregiver Mom My mother’s health declined to where she needed 24-hour care. I quit teaching. Caregiving for a parent is unusually hard because we’re fighting a losing battle and we know it. I’m fortunate — my mom had a physical disability, but her mind was sharp to the end. I once met a couple who were taking care of their dad who had dementia. We both understood we’d drawn a short stick — but I knew mine was longer.

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Full-Time Caregiver Mom My mother’s health declined to where she needed 24-hour care. I quit teaching. Caregiving for a parent is unusually hard because we’re fighting a losing battle and we know it. I’m fortunate — my mom had a physical disability, but her mind was sharp to the end. I once met a couple who were taking care of their dad who had dementia. We both understood we’d drawn a short stick — but I knew mine was longer.

11 Years of High School Math

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My mother’s health declined to where she needed 24-hour care. I quit teaching. Caregiving for a parent is unusually hard because we’re fighting a losing battle and we know it. I’m fortunate — my mom had a physical disability, but her mind was sharp to the end. I once met a couple who were taking care of their dad who had dementia. We both understood we’d drawn a short stick — but I knew mine was longer.

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My mother’s health declined to where she needed 24-hour care. I quit teaching. Caregiving for a parent is unusually hard because we’re fighting a losing battle and we know it. I’m fortunate — my mom had a physical disability, but her mind was sharp to the end. I once met a couple who were taking care of their dad who had dementia. We both understood we’d drawn a short stick — but I knew mine was longer.

Picking Myself Up

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Small Business Cricket Wireless Stores I opened Cricket Wireless stores here in Florida — with locations in the rural parts of the district as well as Gainesville. It was a good opportunity for me, for the people I’d be hiring, and for the customers we’d serve. Years of saving, investing, and living within my means gave me a backstop — and that backstop is what made the leap possible. Everything I’d learned came together: the military’s behind-the-scenes problem-solving, the teacher’s instinct to empower people, and now a firsthand understanding of how all segments of this district work and overlap — rural and urban, struggling and thriving, all shopping at the same counter. Then COVID hit. It was a hard blow, but I thought I could still make it. Then 2023 started and the economy began to slow. I had to make the painful decision to exit the business. It’s the feeling you get staring at the river with most of your money in the pot, realizing you’re drawing dead. You fold — not because you want to, but because you have to protect what’s left so you can still play a hand in the future.

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Small Business Cricket Wireless Stores I opened Cricket Wireless stores here in Florida — with locations in the rural parts of the district as well as Gainesville. It was a good opportunity for me, for the people I’d be hiring, and for the customers we’d serve. Years of saving, investing, and living within my means gave me a backstop — and that backstop is what made the leap possible. Everything I’d learned came together: the military’s behind-the-scenes problem-solving, the teacher’s instinct to empower people, and now a firsthand understanding of how all segments of this district work and overlap — rural and urban, struggling and thriving, all shopping at the same counter. Then COVID hit. It was a hard blow, but I thought I could still make it. Then 2023 started and the economy began to slow. I had to make the painful decision to exit the business. It’s the feeling you get staring at the river with most of your money in the pot, realizing you’re drawing dead. You fold — not because you want to, but because you have to protect what’s left so you can still play a hand in the future.

Cricket Wireless Stores

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I opened Cricket Wireless stores here in Florida — with locations in the rural parts of the district as well as Gainesville. It was a good opportunity for me, for the people I’d be hiring, and for the customers we’d serve. Years of saving, investing, and living within my means gave me a backstop — and that backstop is what made the leap possible.

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I opened Cricket Wireless stores here in Florida — with locations in the rural parts of the district as well as Gainesville. It was a good opportunity for me, for the people I’d be hiring, and for the customers we’d serve. Years of saving, investing, and living within my means gave me a backstop — and that backstop is what made the leap possible.

Where the Ideas Come From

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If you look at my resume the polished way, it reads: veteran, teacher, entrepreneur. Sounds like a plan. It wasn’t. It was a series of reinventions because the path kept disappearing.

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If you look at my resume the polished way, it reads: veteran, teacher, entrepreneur. Sounds like a plan. It wasn’t. It was a series of reinventions because the path kept disappearing.

Cricket Wireless Stores

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Then COVID hit. It was a hard blow, but I thought I could still make it. Then 2023 started and the economy began to slow. I had to make the painful decision to exit the business. It’s the feeling you get staring at the river with most of your money in the pot, realizing you’re drawing dead. You fold — not because you want to, but because you have to protect what’s left so you can still play a hand in the future.

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Then COVID hit. It was a hard blow, but I thought I could still make it. Then 2023 started and the economy began to slow. I had to make the painful decision to exit the business. It’s the feeling you get staring at the river with most of your money in the pot, realizing you’re drawing dead. You fold — not because you want to, but because you have to protect what’s left so you can still play a hand in the future.

Where the Ideas Come From

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I may not be the perfect person for this job. But I might be enough of a Swiss Army knife to understand which tools in the arsenal will get the job done — while taking into account how it affects the people who aren’t in the room when the decision gets made.

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I may not be the perfect person for this job. But I might be enough of a Swiss Army knife to understand which tools in the arsenal will get the job done — while taking into account how it affects the people who aren’t in the room when the decision gets made.

Healthcare Emergency

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Reinstate ACA premium tax credits that already expired. People are paying more right now because Congress let them lapse. This isn’t a new program — it’s restoring one that was working.

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Reinstate ACA premium tax credits that already expired. People are paying more right now because Congress let them lapse. This isn’t a new program — it’s restoring one that was working.

Cost of Living

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Fix the benefits trap. Right now, earn one dollar too much and you lose everything. A single mom gets a $1/hour raise and loses $5,000 in housing, food, and childcare assistance overnight. Benefits should phase out gradually, not vanish at an arbitrary line. Nobody should be punished for getting a raise.

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Fix the benefits trap. Right now, earn one dollar too much and you lose everything. A single mom gets a $1/hour raise and loses $5,000 in housing, food, and childcare assistance overnight. Benefits should phase out gradually, not vanish at an arbitrary line. Nobody should be punished for getting a raise.

No Plan, No Safety Net

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No Plan, No Safety Net

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Where the Ideas Come From

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But here’s what I’ve learned: every time a chapter ends, we have a choice. We can look for someone to blame. Or we can try to understand the bigger picture — what actually went wrong, what went right, what the system is doing that nobody’s talking about.

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But here’s what I’ve learned: every time a chapter ends, we have a choice. We can look for someone to blame. Or we can try to understand the bigger picture — what actually went wrong, what went right, what the system is doing that nobody’s talking about.

What reforms to the US immigration system do you support? Why? ¿Qué reformas al sistema de inmigración de Estados Unidos apoya usted? ¿Por qué?

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Immigration, in four parts: • Citizenship clock: starts at identification, not before; speeds up with work, English, and service; stops at a violent crime; sneaking in adds time that good choices earn back. • A legal lane for the seasonal farm labor our district depends on, so the same crews return each year, on the books. • A legal ID that brings the law-abiding into the system: work credits roll onto Social Security at citizenship, and a child raised in it graduates a citizen. • Root cause: give Americans a real way out of poverty. Fewer then turn to drugs, and less of that money flows south to the cartels whose violence pushes families north.

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Immigration, in four parts: • Citizenship clock: starts at identification, not before; speeds up with work, English, and service; stops at a violent crime; sneaking in adds time that good choices earn back. • A legal lane for the seasonal farm labor our district depends on, so the same crews return each year, on the books. • A legal ID that brings the law-abiding into the system: work credits roll onto Social Security at citizenship, and a child raised in it graduates a citizen. • Root cause: give Americans a real way out of poverty. Fewer then turn to drugs, and less of that money flows south to the cartels whose violence pushes families north.

Do you believe climate change is a financial threat to the economy of the nation? Why or why not? ¿Cree que el cambio climático representa una amenaza financiera para la economía del país? ¿Por qué?

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Yes. In Florida it isn't a someday threat, it's a bill we're already paying: • Home insurance is collapsing, and property values sit exposed to flood and storm. • Stronger storms and rising seas force coastal towns like Cedar Key to spend just to stay above water. • Heat drives utility bills up, while drought and flood both hit our farms. • Saltwater is creeping into the aquifer we drink from. • And it lands hardest on working people, as cost and as stress. Pretending otherwise doesn't lower the bill; it hands it to our kids. The fix that cuts the risk also cuts the cost: clean energy we own ourselves, not one big grid that fails when the storm hits.

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Yes. In Florida it isn't a someday threat, it's a bill we're already paying: • Home insurance is collapsing, and property values sit exposed to flood and storm. • Stronger storms and rising seas force coastal towns like Cedar Key to spend just to stay above water. • Heat drives utility bills up, while drought and flood both hit our farms. • Saltwater is creeping into the aquifer we drink from. • And it lands hardest on working people, as cost and as stress. Pretending otherwise doesn't lower the bill; it hands it to our kids. The fix that cuts the risk also cuts the cost: clean energy we own ourselves, not one big grid that fails when the storm hits.

Name your top two legislative priorities for the next Congressional term. Mencione sus dos principales prioridades legislativas para el próximo período del Congreso.

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Both are one idea: securing our independence. • Economic independence, ahead of the crash I see coming. We were told to put all our eggs in one basket, the market, and call it retirement. That basket won't hold. I'd bring investment home and build an economy this district owns: local co-ops, community-owned broadband and energy, and a floor no one falls below, including healthcare a crisis can't take away, with mobile clinics that reach rural counties, not just the cities. • Data independence: our own information should belong to us. Companies harvest it, sell it, and use it to steer us, with no say and no share. I'd give people real ownership of their data, plain consent instead of buried fine print, and the right to say no. One fight on two fronts: putting control back in our hands.

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Both are one idea: securing our independence. • Economic independence, ahead of the crash I see coming. We were told to put all our eggs in one basket, the market, and call it retirement. That basket won't hold. I'd bring investment home and build an economy this district owns: local co-ops, community-owned broadband and energy, and a floor no one falls below, including healthcare a crisis can't take away, with mobile clinics that reach rural counties, not just the cities. • Data independence: our own information should belong to us. Companies harvest it, sell it, and use it to steer us, with no say and no share. I'd give people real ownership of their data, plain consent instead of buried fine print, and the right to say no. One fight on two fronts: putting control back in our hands.

“Freedom of speech” is included in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Exactly what does ”Freedom of Speech” mean to you? La libertad de expresión está incluida en la Primera Enmienda de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos. ¿Qué significa exactamente para usted la “libertad de expresión”?

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At its core, free speech is equal rights and equal opportunity: the same voice for everyone, powerful or powerless. • It's the golden rule. We protect the speech we hate, because that's the only way the speech we love stays free. • Government can't punish us for what we say, above all for criticizing those in power. • I swore an oath as a veteran to defend that against all enemies, foreign and domestic. The gravest threats now are domestic: a government punishing its critics, or a few platforms deciding who gets heard.

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At its core, free speech is equal rights and equal opportunity: the same voice for everyone, powerful or powerless. • It's the golden rule. We protect the speech we hate, because that's the only way the speech we love stays free. • Government can't punish us for what we say, above all for criticizing those in power. • I swore an oath as a veteran to defend that against all enemies, foreign and domestic. The gravest threats now are domestic: a government punishing its critics, or a few platforms deciding who gets heard.

Who has the right, Congress or the President, to oversee federal agencies? ¿Quién tiene el derecho de supervisar a las agencias federales: el Congreso o el Presidente?

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Congress, under Article I. • Agencies exist because Congress created them, funds them, and writes the laws they carry out, so oversight is Congress's job. • The President's role is to faithfully execute those laws, not to decide unilaterally what agencies do or defund what Congress ordered. • For a generation Congress handed its authority to the executive, then complained about the result. • I'd reclaim it: real oversight hearings, power-of-the-purse conditions, and sunsets so no authority runs on autopilot. On the agencies voters pay for, the people's branch should do its job again.

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Congress, under Article I. • Agencies exist because Congress created them, funds them, and writes the laws they carry out, so oversight is Congress's job. • The President's role is to faithfully execute those laws, not to decide unilaterally what agencies do or defund what Congress ordered. • For a generation Congress handed its authority to the executive, then complained about the result. • I'd reclaim it: real oversight hearings, power-of-the-purse conditions, and sunsets so no authority runs on autopilot. On the agencies voters pay for, the people's branch should do its job again.

If documentary proof of US citizenship becomes necessary in order to register to vote, how would you help those citizens, especially women, who no longer have or don’t have easy and affordable access to documents to prove citizenship, such as certified birth and marriage certificates? Si se requiere prueba documental de ciudadanía estadounidense para registrarse para votar, ¿cómo ayudaría a esos ciudadanos, especialmente a las mujeres, que ya no tienen o no tienen acceso fácil y asequible a documentos que prueben su ciudadanía, como certificados de nacimiento o matrimonio certificados?

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• I'd fight any rule that strips the vote from eligible citizens over documents they once had: people who changed their name (most often women), the elderly, the rural, the low-income. • The real fix is to use what the government already has. The Social Security Administration already records whether someone is a citizen, so let that record do the proving, not a birth-certificate scavenger hunt. Confirm it through a Social Security login or other secure government ID. • And bring it to people instead of making them drive hours: mobile, host-site help at libraries and county offices for anyone without a smartphone. That's the catalyst's job: completing the circuit so the right we already hold actually reaches us.

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• I'd fight any rule that strips the vote from eligible citizens over documents they once had: people who changed their name (most often women), the elderly, the rural, the low-income. • The real fix is to use what the government already has. The Social Security Administration already records whether someone is a citizen, so let that record do the proving, not a birth-certificate scavenger hunt. Confirm it through a Social Security login or other secure government ID. • And bring it to people instead of making them drive hours: mobile, host-site help at libraries and county offices for anyone without a smartphone. That's the catalyst's job: completing the circuit so the right we already hold actually reaches us.

What role do you believe the federal government should play in education at the pre-school level, K-12 level and higher education? ¿Qué papel cree que debería desempeñar el gobierno federal en la educación a nivel preescolar, educación K-12 (primaria y secundaria) y educación superior?

Candidate position

With an administration set on shrinking the federal footprint, my job is to be the catalyst: protect the money already flowing to our schools and bring more home with as few strings as possible, so the district decides its own path. • College is the exception, where Washington already holds the purse. Use it to fund students with grants, not debt: a GI Bill for all. • And the biggest thing Washington can do for a child isn't in the school at all: give the family a stable floor. A child whose family is one missed paycheck from disaster can't focus in class. Short term, restore and expand the safety nets being cut: SNAP, Medicaid, the ACA, Section 8 housing. Long term, build a financial floor under every family, enough to cover basic needs and bring the stress down. Steady the families and the rest follows.

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With an administration set on shrinking the federal footprint, my job is to be the catalyst: protect the money already flowing to our schools and bring more home with as few strings as possible, so the district decides its own path. • College is the exception, where Washington already holds the purse. Use it to fund students with grants, not debt: a GI Bill for all. • And the biggest thing Washington can do for a child isn't in the school at all: give the family a stable floor. A child whose family is one missed paycheck from disaster can't focus in class. Short term, restore and expand the safety nets being cut: SNAP, Medicaid, the ACA, Section 8 housing. Long term, build a financial floor under every family, enough to cover basic needs and bring the stress down. Steady the families and the rest follows.

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Campaign finance

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FEC candidate totals January 1, 2026 through June 30, 2026.

Total receipts
$12,207.23
Total disbursements
$11,357.97
Cash on hand
$849.26
Committee debt
$12,201.23
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Candidate ID: H6FL03131

Name: HUBAC, GEORGE EMIL

Office: House

State: FL

District: FL03

Coverage start: 2026-01-01

Coverage end: 2026-06-30

Total receipts: $12207.23

Total disbursements: $11357.97

Cash on hand: $849.26

Debts owed by committee: $12201.23

Candidate contributions: $0.00

Loans made by candidate: $12201.23

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  1. Election record

    Florida candidate detail — account 89930

    Florida Division of Elections

    Open Florida Division of Elections
  2. Campaign-finance record

    HUBAC, GEORGE EMIL — candidate overview

    Federal Election Commission

    Open Federal Election Commission
  3. Official campaign contact filing

    HUBAC FOR CONGRESS — current Statement of Organization

    Federal Election Commission

    Open Federal Election Commission
  4. Official ballot

    Official 2026 primary ballot artifact

    County Supervisor of Elections

    Open County Supervisor of Elections
  5. Candidate-provided

    George Hubac campaign source 1

    George Hubac campaign

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    George Hubac campaign

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