Affordability.
Accountability.
Accessibility.
Kim Finer has dedicated her life to community service and results-driven advocacy. As a former educator and local leader, she brings a practical approach to the Florida State House, believing that common-sense solutions drive more progress than political rhetoric. She is running to ensure every Floridian has a voice that is defined by better and brighter outcomes, not party loyalty.
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Kim supports area organizations such as the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Naples Botanical Garden, the Florida Native Plant Society (Coccoloba/Naples), and serves as President of the Friends of Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park. She is also a long-standing member of the American Society for Microbiology, a professional organization in which she held a variety of leadership positions. Additional national memberships include the LWV, ACLU and AARP.Â
It's Time For A Change
Your priorities deserve action - not more of the same.
Kim Finer is committed to fighting for progress on the issues that matter most to our families and communities.
It's time your opinions matter in Florida. A vote for Kim Finer is a vote for change.Â
Homeowner's Insurance
What's being done to combat rising homeowner's insurance costs for voters in the 81st district?
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NOTHING.Â
These costs are still rising with no workable solutions put in place.
School
Vouchers
What's being done to ensure taxpayer dollars are being used as intended by the voucher program?
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NOTHING.
Your hard-earned dollars have disappeared.
Local Government Control
What's being done to protect local government control and keep local decision-making in our district?
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NOTHING.
Our opponent supports giving the state greater local authority.
CoastalÂ
Development
What's being done to conserve or restore our fragile coastline, water, and wildlife?
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NOTHING.
Unchecked development continues to put our natural resources at risk.
Public
Health
What's being done to protect voters from runaway measles infections and Cyclospora transmission?
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NOTHING.
Our opponent is not concerned and unwilling to support strong state health practices.
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