Luis Garcia
Luis Garcia, 59, served 28 years with the Boca Raton Fire Department as a firefighter and paramedic and has 14 years of experience as a licensed claims adjuster. Born in Colombia, he became a U.S. citizen after serving in the Marine Corps, and he runs a nonprofit focused on reducing opioid deaths. He is a father of two adult sons.
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Positions on the major issues
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Property insurance Leans disagree· stated position
Says fraud and overbilling, not insurer greed, are the main cause of high premiums, and proposes laws against kickbacks and licensing for restoration-company salespeople rather than rate controls.
"Florida is number one in the USA for property insurance fraud & overbilling. THAT is the main problem!"
Housing affordability Strongly agrees· stated position
Supports more rent subsidies for low-income workers and restricting large investors from buying homes.
"WE MUST offer additional subsidies to assisting working poor people to pay rent. FL must restrict Big Investors buying up real estate which prevents true resident home ownership.."
Immigration Strongly disagrees· stated position
In a candidate interview with Indivisible Boca Raton, Garcia said the Legislature should reverse the state mandate that requires local law enforcement to help enforce federal immigration law under 287(g) agreements. He has also founded an ICE Watch legal observer team in South Florida.
Abortion Strongly agrees· stated position
Supports abortion access with no restrictions and calls the end of Roe v. Wade a regression.
"ALWAYS. NO restriction,whatsoever. Roe Vs Wade was law for 50 years and this backwards regression is unacceptable."
Health care Strongly agrees· stated position
Calls for restoring Medicaid funding for all Floridians and funding the PACE program for seniors, and says the money should come from elsewhere in the state budget.
"Reinstating Medicaid funding for ALL floridians and also PACE which specifically helps frail seniors stay at home instead of nursing homes"
Elections & voting Leans agree· stated position
Calls a proof-of-citizenship requirement an unnecessary voting impediment and says his office would help people obtain documents.
"If that unneccessary voter impediment becomes law, I would offer & promote services at my District 91 office in Boca Raton to assist affected persons in anyway possible to obtain required documents."
No public position found on 12 issues
We searched campaign sites, questionnaires, interviews, votes and official actions and did not find a clear stance on: Taxes & spending, Property taxes, Guns, Education & school choice, Environment & water, Growth & development, Marijuana, Crime & policing, Gender identity laws, Energy & utilities, Trump administration, Veterans. 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
- Insurance and condo costs — Drawing on his claims-adjuster background, he calls for reforming Citizens Property Insurance and cracking down on property and casualty insurance fraud, and describes condo assessments as a cost-of-living emergency.
- Seniors and security — He calls for restoring federal Meals on Wheels funding, repurposing the Florida State Guard to protect houses of worship, and creating an elder-fraud task force.
- Property insurance and claims — Drawing on 14 years as a licensed claims adjuster, Garcia said he would focus on reforming Citizens Property Insurance and on property and casualty insurance fraud, which he described as widespread in Florida.
- Condominium assessments — Garcia described rising condominium assessments in the district as a cost-of-living emergency for working and middle-class residents.
- Elder fraud — Garcia proposed converting the 33 sworn officers of Florida's Division of Election Security into an elder fraud task force aimed at protecting the district's older residents. He also called for the state to restore funding for Meals on Wheels after federal cuts.