Tuan Le
Le says he was raised in Pine Hills and attended Carver Middle School and Evans High School before earning an engineering degree at the University of Central Florida and an MBA at Strayer University. He describes himself as an aerospace engineer, a water and wastewater engineer, an IT and cybersecurity analyst, and an entrepreneur in real estate, hospitality and technology. He says his first job, at 14, was picking up trash and repairing salvaged electronics to help support his family, and in an earlier survey he described himself as a Vietnamese American whose family came to the United States legally.
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Positions on the major issues
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Taxes & spending Leans agree· stated position
Le proposed a 'Small Business Tax Credit Act' as one of his three key campaign messages, offering tax incentives to small businesses that hire locally and train young people. He did not say in the survey what spending would change.
"This act will offer real tax incentives to small businesses that hire locally, train young people, and help rebuild the local economy."
Property taxes Strongly agrees· stated position
In an interview for the voter guide, Le said a family's first or only home should not be taxed, while rental and investment property should be.
"For me, across Florida, if you have only one property, I don’t want to tax on that property."
Housing affordability Leans agree· stated position
In his 2025 Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey, Le proposed a 'Zoning Equity Act' that would let owners of property more than 50 years old obtain rezoning within the same use category so they could build on the property, add accessory units, rent it out or sell unused portions. He said the change would lower rents and help property owners. In an earlier 2022 survey he listed affordable housing among his priorities.
"This will help residential low the rent cost and homeowner put money in their pockets."
Immigration Leans agree· stated position
In his 2022 Ballotpedia survey, filed as a candidate for Congress, Le listed stopping illegal immigration at the border among his three key messages and said his own family immigrated legally from Vietnam. He did not address deportation of people already in the country.
"We must stop illegal immigration that endlessly drains our resources."
Abortion Strongly disagrees· stated position
Le said abortion should be allowed only for medical reasons; on VOTE411 he described himself as pro-life with exceptions for serious threats to the mother's life or health.
"I am pro-life, a father and believe human life deserves protection."
Guns Leans disagree· stated position
Le said he supports the Second Amendment and likes gun law the way it is, placing responsibility on parents to keep guns away from children.
"I love it the way it is because nobody protects you better than yourself."
Health care Leans disagree· stated position
Asked about expanding Medicaid, Le focused on fraud and said the system must be cleaned up first; he did not endorse expansion.
"So the most important [issue] is we have to clean the house."
Education & school choice Leans disagree· stated position
Le said he personally supports school choice but that public money should stay in public schools and private schools should raise their own funds from donors.
"So the money have to stay in the public school."
No public position found on 10 issues
We searched campaign sites, questionnaires, interviews, votes and official actions and did not find a clear stance on: Property insurance, Environment & water, Growth & development, Marijuana, Elections & voting, 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
- Career and technical training — Le proposed an 'Education Act' that would use high school campuses as technical training centers after 6 p.m., offering adults and young people training in trades such as plumbing, electrical, HVAC, coding, artificial intelligence, robotics and health care, along with an after-school innovation and technology program for children.