Tracy Robinson
Tracy Robinson of Madison is a Florida A&M University graduate who has worked in emergency management, law enforcement and technology, including as an artificial intelligence engineer. A first-time candidate, she describes herself as a 'community first' Republican and won the August 2026 primary over Jibri Knight.
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Positions on the major issues
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Property taxes Leans agree· stated position
Says homeowners over 65 should pay no property taxes and supports a measurable reduction for all homeowners that does not destabilize local services.
"On property taxes — I believe seniors over 65 deserve zero property taxes."
Property insurance Leans agree· stated position
Supports insurer rate transparency, litigation reform that protects policyholders, and strengthening Citizens Property Insurance as a safety net.
"I support greater insurer rate transparency, real litigation reform that protects policyholders first, and strengthening Citizens Property Insurance as a safety net for homeowners abandoned by the private market."
Housing affordability Leans agree· stated position
Supports a balanced approach: reducing regulatory barriers, encouraging workforce housing, first-time-buyer programs and rehabilitating abandoned homes.
"Florida needs a balanced approach that increases housing supply while protecting communities."
Abortion Strongly disagrees· stated position
Describes herself as pro-life, says life begins at conception and supports Florida's current law and its exceptions; also calls for a maternal-health program for rural women.
"I am pro-life. My faith is the foundation of my values and I believe every human life is sacred and begins at conception. I support Florida law and the protections it provides, including exceptions allowed under state law."
Health care Leans agree· stated position
Proposes expanding rural clinics, permanent telehealth, federal waivers for rural hospitals and a maternal-care program; she notes the coverage gap but does not call for Medicaid expansion.
"I support federal flexibility waivers to fund innovative rural delivery systems and stabilize rural hospitals — especially trauma and obstetrics centers."
Growth & development Leans agree· stated position
Says growth must be intentional with measurable benchmarks and that state preemption should not strip communities of decisions about their land and growth.
"preemption should never be used as a tool to strip communities of the ability to make decisions that directly affect their own neighborhoods, land, and growth."
Elections & voting Mixed / neutral· stated position
Says election integrity and voter access go together; if proof of citizenship is required she supports making documents affordable, including a voucher tied to existing benefit programs.
"Election integrity and voter access should go hand in hand."
Gender identity laws Leans agree· stated position
At the Sept. 28 House District 9 forum, Robinson supported restrictions on classroom instruction involving race and gender identity, according to a news account of the forum (reporter's summary, not a direct quote).
Veterans Leans agree· stated position
Her 'REVIVE' agenda includes supporting veterans and public safety among its planks.
No public position found on 9 issues
We searched campaign sites, questionnaires, interviews, votes and official actions and did not find a clear stance on: Taxes & spending, Immigration, Guns, Education & school choice, Environment & water, Marijuana, Crime & policing, 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
- REVIVE agenda — Her platform focuses on restoring communities, expanding economic opportunity, investing in infrastructure, supporting veterans and public safety, strengthening education, promoting faith and families, and bringing technology to state government.
- The REVIVE District 9 agenda — Robinson describes herself as a community first Republican and runs on what she calls the REVIVE agenda: restoring communities, expanding economic opportunity, investing in infrastructure, supporting veterans and public safety, strengthening education, and promoting faith and families. In the primary she emphasized community revitalization, economic development and bringing technology and innovation to state government. Her campaign site does not set out detailed positions on specific bills.
- Names education and elder care as top priorities; says she declines some donations — At the Sept. 28, 2026 League of Women Voters of Tallahassee/Capital Region News Collaborative forum at WFSU Studios, Robinson said education would be one of her top priorities and pledged support for elder care. She described closed grocery stores, high gas prices and declining neighborhoods in the Madison area as evidence of the affordability problem, and said she has turned down donations that do not align with her party or the district.