Scott Eckhard Jewett

Government rules and state programs keep pushing your insurance higher. We will cut those rules and open the market so more companies compete for your business. More competition means lower premiums for Florida homeowners.

Cut the rules and taxes that drive prices up. Open markets so more companies compete on groceries, housing, insurance, and power. When government gets out of the way, costs fall for working Florida families.

Parents should decide where their kids go to school. We support real school choice so education dollars follow the child, not the system. Public, private, charter, or homeschool, families pick what works best. Bureaucrats don’t.

Reduce the Size of Government Stop Fraud, Waste, & Abuse

Ensure Data Centers Do No Harm Stop the Use of Flock Cameras

Our mission is to keep Florida the best state in America by trusting people more than government. We will shrink overreach, stop wasting your tax dollars, defend your rights, and get Tallahassee out of the way, so you can keep what you earn, raise your kids as you see fit, and live free.

The only electoral duty of the State government should be providing for fair and efficient conduct of elections. Political parties, like any private voluntary group, should be free from government control and allowed to establish their own rules for nomination procedures and conventions.

The Libertarian Party of Florida says you own your life. We agree. We will uphold and defend the Constitution, not just talk about it during campaign season.

When I accepted the nomination for lieutenant governor, we did not throw a big party to celebrate and make the announcement. We made a video. It did the job. It cost a fraction of what other campaigns spend on a night of catering, rooms, and applause. That is how we treat campaign money. It is also how we will treat your tax dollars.

Other campaigns spend other people’s money like it is a party fund. We will never waste money like that. If you work extra hours to cover insurance and groceries, you deserve leaders who will not waste your money. We will work for you and will never forget that.

Criminal sentencing should be reserved for crimes which have a discernible victim. The punishment should be appropriate to the crime. We oppose all laws and regulations that attempt to protect individuals from the consequences of their own behavior. While not necessarily condoning such activities, we advocate the repeal of all laws criminalizing gambling, possession and sale of drugs, and sexual relations between consenting adults. All those presently incarcerated or ever convicted solely for the commission of these victimless crimes must be pardoned and their records expunged.

Scott is not a career politician. He's a builder who has solved hard problems in the private sector and for the Department of Defense. He has already drafted insurance reform legislation and a detailed plan, because he refuses to accept that Floridians should keep paying six times more in premiums than they ever receive back in claims.

Make cost of living a test for state decisions, cut rules and fees that raise household costs, require agencies to disclose cost impacts, and stop shifting government expenses onto household bills.

Increase insurance competition, reduce litigation and administrative waste, improve claims practices, and keep Citizens as a backstop rather than the default insurer.

Eliminate property taxes on homesteaded homes and require state and local governments to reduce spending rather than rely on assessment increases.

Reduce permitting and regulatory barriers to new housing, support local decisions that add starter homes and rentals, and protect property rights without targeted developer favoritism.

Support secure borders and enforcement against criminals and traffickers while simplifying and accelerating lawful immigration pathways for peaceful workers and residents.

Make education funding follow the student across public, charter, private, homeschool, and other options; reduce teacher paperwork; keep curriculum decisions closer to families; and demand results from institutions receiving public funds.

Reduce rules that raise insurance premiums, require clearer healthcare prices, expand plan and provider choices, and reduce barriers affecting patients and healthcare professionals.

Require roads, water, sewer, and schools to keep pace with development, reduce approval delays, oppose taxpayer subsidies for unsustainable growth, and respect local and property-owner input.

Invest in storm mitigation and preparedness, improve flood-risk transparency, protect water quality and the Everglades, respect property rights, and coordinate disaster and insurance policy.

Reduce taxes and waste, constrain state spending, shrink unnecessary regulation, make public spending transparent, and oppose warrantless government tracking.

Focus police, courts, and prosecutors on violent crime, trafficking, drugs, and organized theft while protecting due process, gun rights, and limits on mass surveillance.

Cut occupational-licensing and hiring barriers, keep taxes competitive, support workforce pathways, and avoid targeted subsidies or rules that advantage connected companies.

Require data centers to pay their own power, water, land, and grid costs, end targeted subsidies, protect water and property rights, and expand reliable energy capacity including nuclear power.

Oppose Flock and other automated license-plate-reader networks, require warrants before government searches travel data, and limit mass tracking of lawful residents.

Protect the right of law-abiding Floridians to possess, carry, and modify firearms and accessories for self-defense.