Governor of Florida

Says Florida should codify the Roe/Casey framework if Congress does not restore it federally.

“Affirm and codify "My Body, My Choice."”

In a list of health care proposals on his campaign website

Calls for banning assault-weapon sales, universal background checks, exploring licensing, and preserving and expanding red flag laws.

His campaign site says he opposes restrictions on weapons, ammunition and accessories and supports constitutional and open carry.

Campaign plan calls for requiring E-Verify, cutting state funds that encourage illegal immigration, and coordinating state and local police with federal authorities to deport noncitizens who commit crimes.

“Focus enforcement on criminals, traffickers, and real security threats.”

On his campaign website

“prioritize state resources toward removing people who commit violent crimes and pose genuine threats to public safety”

On his campaign website

“Cut the barriers. Let builders build. Let families stay.”

On his campaign website

His campaign site calls for repealing the Live Local Act, which preempts local zoning limits on some affordable housing, and for stopping what it calls over-densification.

“Frank wants to work with developers and the private sector to build more housing”

On his campaign website (third-person text)

“I believe in the a program wherein the state acquires these properties and grant these properties for homesteading to eligible Floridians.”

In the WKMG ClickOrlando voter guide

“apply a 9.9% consumption state tax only to spending above $1 million”

Calls for Florida to expand Medicaid.

Says Florida should accept climate science, invest in resiliency, and require greater integration of clean energy in public utilities.

Campaign education plan includes letting education money follow the student so parents can choose a school.

Calls for increased funding for public schools and for holding voucher schools to public-school standards, and says the voucher program should be means-tested.

His campaign site says funding should follow the student to a public, charter, private or home school.

In the WKMG ClickOrlando voter guide he said vouchers and other options should be maintained.

“I'd actually like to see more funding for home school, but I am concerned about the lack of funding for public schools as well.”

In the WKMG ClickOrlando voter guide