Floyd Michael Taylor

My approach: I’ll let constituents vote on targeted relief priorities—local supply chains, tax credits, or price transparency—and I’ll follow their lead.

My approach: I’ll ask constituents to weigh in on Dreamer protections, smart border tech, and legal immigration reform—and reflect their values in every vote.

My vote in Congress will match the verified will of the people. Period.

My approach: I’ll ask for feedback on budget tradeoffs—sunsetting programs, auditing waste, or investing in growth—and follow the numbers my district trusts.

My approach: I’ll push for transparent AI governance, public input on legislation, and ensure district voices—not just tech CEOs—shape national AI policy.

My approach: I’ll use the app to poll vocational training needs, broadband access, and curriculum reform—and amplify the district’s choices in Congress.

My approach: I’ll let constituents decide how far Congress should go to protect privacy, regulate tech, and defend digital autonomy.

Every resident in Indiana's 9th, whether they are a voter or not, can give secure, verifiable guidance on how to vote.

My approach: I’ll prioritize funding based on constituent input—whether it’s upgrades, partnerships, or election security—and vote accordingly.

Would put a constituent-facing Congress App into full production within 30 days of election, use it to gather district input on bills and issues, publish transparent casework and performance data, accept constituent bill ideas, and use district input to guide congressional votes.

• The app is described as open-source, privacy-protective, accessible, and available to district residents regardless of voter-registration status.

Supports grow-in-place tax credits for multi-year rural hires, an Innovation Voucher for startup lab access, and using NSWC Crane to seed defense-tech spin-offs and small-business grants.

Supports a public-private last-mile bond pool and workforce hubs in shuttered post offices paired with broadband pilots.

Supports mobile telehealth vans for primary care, mental health, and addiction recovery plus two-year loan repayment for rural family-practice residencies.

Supports a 9th District Tech Corps, modular employer-branded community-college credentials, and defense-tech apprenticeships linked to NSWC Crane.

Supports middle-school peer-mediator programs backed by Byrne-JAG funding and rural tele-forensic units.

Supports ag-tech microgrants for precision agriculture and regenerative grazing pilots and a Farm-to-School hub aggregating local produce.

Supports quarterly VetTech expos linking veteran startups with contractors and mobile Vet Centers at rural health fairs.

Supports an annual District Audit Day and an open-data portal mapping every federal dollar spent in Indiana's 9th District.

Supports a 9th District Clean Streams Initiative using multi-partner grants and green-bond incentives for municipal solar and efficiency retrofits.

Supports expanded rural health clinics, affordable-housing development, and improved transit connecting rural communities to job centers.