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Hurricane Ian exposes PROPERTY INSURANCE MESS Florida Republicans have created

Hurricane Ian exposes PROPERTY INSURANCE MESS Florida Republicans have created

Rubio and Scott vote against storm aid. DeSantis fundraises from insurance firms while Florida residents struggle to get affordable property insurance.

Follow the money, flooding and storm damage with this map. Vote for leaders who put constituents above their own political ambitions.

Hurricane relief and property insurance not more Republican grandstanding

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Help voters see how Republican policies reward their corporate donors at their expense. Maps are ideal for exposing exploitation. Readers can quickly check local conditions to see how they are being affected personally. Florida Keys Dems created this map with pro bono help from DemLabs using ArcGIS Online to show flooding with real time NOAA data. Where were hurricane evacuations delayed vs the most damage took place? Which areas are still suffering the most from flooding?

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DeSantis gets $150K one-day haul from State Farm agents

Gov. Ron DeSantis got a huge wave of campaign cash from insurance agencies and entities aligned with State Farm, hundreds of contributions that come as insurance remains one of Florida’s seemingly unsolvable policy quagmires. On Aug. 1 alone, DeSantis’ political committee, Friends of Ron DeSantis, brought in nearly 200 separate checks from insurance agents or their firms, a huge single day amount from any one industry. The total haul was nearly $155,000, a sizable chunk of the nearly $700,000 DeSantis has received from the industry throughout the 2022 midterms. – Politico

Political donors override voters’ needs

“Gov. DeSantis let these insurance companies double Floridians’ rates and they’re still going belly up when homeowners need them most,” Crist told reporters . “You pay and pay and pay, and the insurance company isn’t there for you in the end anyway.” A new report shows that Florida has the HIGHEST property insurance rates in the nation. Under DeSantis, it’s never been more unaffordable to buy or own a home in Florida. He took millions from insurance companies & doubled your rates. I held them accountable & lowered rates.- Charlie Crist

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TakeAway:
 Vote to stop Republican exploitation to reward their donors.

Deepak
DemLabs

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