Jane Aman

Property taxes Strongly disagrees· stated position

In the Oviedo Community News general-election questionnaire (Sept. 30, 2026) Aman said she will vote No on Amendment 3, saying property taxes should be approached 'with a scalpel, not a baseball bat' and that the amendment as written would harm public safety and other critical services.

"I will vote no. I understand that people absolutely need relief, but I believe we should approach property taxes with a scalpel, not a baseball bat."

Property insurance Strongly agrees· stated position

Would cap insurance rate hikes and expand policies, including catastrophic wind coverage, through Citizens.

"capping insurance rate hikes"

Housing affordability Strongly agrees· stated position

Supports more Sadowski trust fund money and mixed-use upward development for affordable housing.

Immigration Strongly disagrees· stated position

Aman said the state should not be involved in immigration enforcement, which she said should be handled by the federal government, and that deputizing local law-enforcement officers leaves fewer officers available to patrol and respond.

"I do not think that the state should be involved in immigration enforcement."

Abortion Strongly agrees· stated position

Says abortion is a private decision and would vote against further restrictions.

"Bodily autonomy is not up for debate"

Health care Strongly agrees· stated position

Says Florida needs to expand Medicaid and accept federal dollars.

"Florida needs to expand Medicaid and accept available Federal dollars."

Education & school choice Leans disagree· stated position

Wants stronger accountability for charter and private schools receiving state funds and full funding of public schools.

Environment & water Strongly agrees· stated position

Asked to name the biggest environmental issue for state government, Aman said protecting Seminole County's Rural Boundary, which she said maintains sensitive agricultural and conservation land and limits flood risk from overdevelopment. She also said she would vote to protect locally adopted rural boundaries.

"The Rural Boundary maintains the integrity of sensitive agricultural and conservation lands. Overdevelopment would have lasting environmental impacts and increase flood risk for existing and future residents."

Growth & development Strongly agrees· stated position

Would protect the voter-approved Seminole-Orange Rural Boundary and close SB 180 loopholes that let developers sue over it.

"Protect Seminole and Orange County's voter-approved Rural Boundary"

Elections & voting Leans agree· stated position

Would push back against HB 991 and fund voter-registration and document-assistance efforts.

Energy & utilities Leans agree· stated position

Aman proposed a statewide moratorium on data centers until their full impact on communities and the environment is known, and said she would work to keep the costs of any AI projects from being passed to individual utility customers through rate increases.

"I propose a statewide moratorium on data centers until we can determine the full impact of these facilities on our communities and environment."