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Just one month after George Floyd was killed at the hands of police, a Miami Gardens police officer was recorded tasing a woman with his knee on her neck.

This is a widespread problem, even in our own backyard.

While Debbie spoke on the House floor in support of the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act prior to voting to pass the groundbreaking police reform legislation, Gimenez vetoed hope for Floridians that want justice.

Leadership is representing the will of the people, not your own opinions and interests. Carlos Gimenez has shown time and time again that he will not make decisions for the people, but for himself. Help us DEFEAT Gimenez this November by chipping in $26 now!

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Before fighting for justice on the floor, Debbie conducted a survey that concluded that Floridians believe racial bias exists in police departments, both nationally and locally, and that there should be greater accountability for police officers.

• 72% agree that systemic racism exists in our police departments nationally
• 54% agree that systemic racism exists in our police departments at a local level
• 89% agree with calls for greater accountability for police officers accused of misconduct

Yet again, Debbie went to bat for the will of the people, while Gimenez ignored their pleas. This is not the leadership Florida deserves, especially on a federal level. Join us in the fight to keep Debbie as FL-26’s Congresswoman by rushing in $26 right now!

In Solidarity,
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell for Congress

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