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State · 2026 Candidate

Adam Anderson

Running for State House District 57, District 57
Party: RepublicanIncumbentStatus: Qualified
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Running against

Other 2026 candidates for State House District 57, 57.

Wendy Hoy
Democrat · Qualified
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What to know

Anderson has represented this north Pinellas district in the Florida House since 2022 and was reelected in 2024 with about 59 percent. He is a financial planner and CEO of MRA Capital Partners. In the House he has chaired the Health Care Facilities and Systems Subcommittee and is best known for rare-disease legislation, including a newborn genetic-screening pilot and a pediatric rare-disease institute at FSU. Because he is a sitting legislator, he has a voting record to check. His campaign lists affordability through faster permitting, school choice and career pathways, and health care access.

How Adam Has Actually Voted

Adam Anderson currently serves as a member of the Florida House, so there is a record — not just campaign statements. 293 recorded votes across the 2025 Regular Session and 2026 Regular Session.

Yea
266
Nay
4
Other
23
Most recent votes
H03992026-03-13YEA
H09052026-03-13YEA
H13892026-03-12YEA
H05892026-03-12YEA
H14172026-03-12YEA
H08032026-03-12YEA
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Florida Legislature roll calls via LegiScan. Covers the 2025 and 2026 regular sessions, complete through March 13, 2026. Votes cast in Congress are listed separately where they exist.

Positions on Key Issues

Sourced from campaign websites and public statements. These are the candidate's own claims as published, not independently verified by Activate Pinellas unless marked.

Housing
Serving North Pinellas County in the State House of Representatives is the honor of a lifetime. On the affordability front, we took decisive action to reduce costly delays in housing builds that make homes and renovations more expensive by streamlining inconsistent permitting and inspections processes.
Serving North Pinellas County in the State House of Representatives is the honor of a lifetime. During my time in the Florida House, I’ve been committed to bringing a strong voice for common sense to our state’s Capitol. This year, there has been a continued focus on making Florida more affordable, investing education, and providing great access to quality, lower-cost healthcare. On the affordability front, we took decisive action to reduce costly delays in housing builds that make homes and renovations more expensive by streamlining inconsistent permitting and inspections processes. My hope is that this will be a great benefit to so many in our community affected by the recent hurricanes. In education, we have a great deal of to be proud of, but much work to be done. We lead the nation in providing students with flexible schooling options and career pathways to support successes. This year, we took steps to modernize virtual education and expanded pathway opportunities to ensure students can maximize their potential. Knowing that strong communities are built with healthy communities, we worked on public policy that would help Florida families have access to the tools and care that are needed to prevent and treat disease – including taking the fight to Parkinson’s Disease through early intervention treatments, expanding healthcare options by reestablishing a licensure framework for naturopathy, and funding newborn, genetic screenings that can help identify issues at birth to
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Insurance
Our insurance reforms are geared towards stabilizing our volatile insurance market, strengthening consumer protections, enhancing transparency, and enabling quicker claims resolution while boosting economic activity. Similarly, significant changes in tort law were enacted to increase the number of carriers doing business in Florida, bringing premiums down.
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Frequently Asked

Who is Adam Anderson?
Adam Anderson is a 2026 Republican candidate for State House District 57, 57 and is the current incumbent. Adam Anderson has stated positions on 2 key issues.
What office is Adam Anderson running for?
Adam Anderson is running for State House District 57, 57.
How can I learn more about Adam Anderson's positions?
Adam Anderson's stated positions cover: Housing, Insurance. See full positions below.

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