Elizabeth Pandich
Elizabeth Pandich grew up in New York, earned a communications degree from Cornell University and founded Limelight Farm in 2012, a hunter-jumper training and sales operation in New York and Florida. She coaches riders, breeds horses and judges competitions. She initially filed for Congress in Florida's 21st District before running for the state House; she lives in South Florida with her husband and daughter.
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Positions on the major issues
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Property taxes Strongly disagrees· stated position
Urges voters not to support the 2026 ballot measure to lower or remove homestead property taxes, saying the revenue is needed.
"For starters, don’t vote for the ballot initiative to lower/remove homeowners taxes. That takes a whole lot of money out of the pot that we are going to need."
Housing affordability Leans agree· stated position
Supports limiting private-equity ownership of homes; she says Florida's problem is not a housing shortage.
"Limit private equity homeownership."
Abortion Strongly agrees· stated position
Supports a woman's right to choose.
"I support a woman’s right to choose."
Environment & water Leans agree· stated position
Her issues page lists preserving Florida's land and water for future generations as one of three priorities, and her survey names the link between the environment and the economy as a policy passion.
"Preserving the Florida we love for future generations."
Growth & development Strongly agrees· stated position
Calls SB 180 "a dirty trap" and the Infill Redevelopment Act an overreach, says the balance is tipped too far toward the state, and pledges to roll back preemption.
"I believe the current balance is tipped too heavily towards the state. I fully support “home rule” and will fight to claw back preemption that favors profit over the people that live there."
Elections & voting Leans agree· stated position
Says that if proof-of-citizenship rules take effect the state should cover the gap with a free online notary service, county funding for outreach and in-person re-registration help.
"We would need to cover the gap. I would start with a free online service with a notary."
Veterans Leans agree· stated position
Her 2025 survey listed protecting veterans and Social Security as a key campaign message.
"Protecting veterans and social security"
No public position found on 11 issues
We searched campaign sites, questionnaires, interviews, votes and official actions and did not find a clear stance on: Taxes & spending, Property insurance, Immigration, Guns, Health care, Education & school choice, Marijuana, Crime & policing, Gender identity laws, Energy & utilities, Trump administration. This is reported as unknown rather than guessed from party affiliation; these issues are excluded from this candidate's match score.
Other issues this candidate has raised
- Affordability and government reform — Her issues page lists helping Floridians get ahead and restoring trust through transparency, accountability and public engagement; her survey lists safeguarding insurance among her priorities.
- Financial transparency and congressional stock trading — In a 2025 Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey, filed when she was running for Florida's 21st Congressional District, Pandich said financial transparency is a fundamental part of her campaign and that she would support any legislation barring members of Congress from trading stocks while in office.