Federal · 2026 Candidate
Kimberly Overman
Running for U.S. House District 12, District 12
Party: DemocratStatus: QualifiedFiled: Aug 1, 2025
Visit campaign website →Running against
Other 2026 candidates for U.S. House District 12, 12.
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
In Congress, she’ll fight for increased investment in affordable housing, expanded transportation options, and stronger support for working families and small businesses. She believes housing, transit, and child care are essential infrastructure—and should be treated as such.
As someone who grew up in a working-class household and has helped others manage through financial hardship, Kimberly understands the urgent need for economic stability. In Congress, she’ll fight for increased investment in affordable housing, expanded transportation options, and stronger support for working families and small businesses. She believes housing, transit, and child care are essential infrastructure—and should be treated as such.
Source →Education
SEC – FL Registered Investment Advisor Certified Financial Planner Practitioner, CFP Board of Standards Bachelor of Science, University of Maryland, College Park, Agricultural and Resource Economics Fuel a campaign powered by people, not special interests.
SEC – FL Registered Investment Advisor Certified Financial Planner Practitioner, CFP Board of Standards Bachelor of Science, University of Maryland, College Park, Agricultural and Resource Economics Fuel a campaign powered by people, not special interests. Your support helps us connect with voters, grow our movement, and deliver real change. Chip in today to help Kimberly fight for Florida’s families and future. Contribute This movement starts with you. Whether you can knock doors, make calls, or share our message online—there’s a place for you on Team Overman. Sign up and help us bring integrity and results back to Congress. Volunteer Stay Informed
Source →Healthcare
She will work to lower prescription drug costs, expand coverage—especially mental health care—and protect access to reproductive services.
Kimberly has seen firsthand how medical bills can destabilize families. She will work to lower prescription drug costs, expand coverage—especially mental health care—and protect access to reproductive services. No one should have to choose between seeing a doctor and paying their rent.
Source →Economy
Kimberly Overman is a mom, a grandmother, a small business owner, and a public servant with deep roots in Florida’s 12th District. Her mother juggled multiple jobs to keep the family afloat, and those early experiences shaped Kimberly’s lifelong commitment to fairness, opportunity, and economic justice. She’s volunteered in her community for decades, applying her background in economics and planning to real-world challenges—especially around housing, transportation, and sustainability.
From kitchen tables to county government—Kimberly’s journey is rooted in service, resilience, and results. Kimberly Overman is a mom, a grandmother, a small business owner, and a public servant with deep roots in Florida’s 12th District. She’s running for Congress because she believes leadership should be about listening, showing up, and delivering real solutions—not playing politics or chasing headlines. Raised in a working-class family that faced housing insecurity, Kimberly learned early what it means to struggle—and to persevere. Her mother juggled multiple jobs to keep the family afloat, and those early experiences shaped Kimberly’s lifelong commitment to fairness, opportunity, and economic justice. Over the years, Kimberly has worn many hats: she put herself through college, earned her Certified Financial Planner designation, and built a successful advisory firm focused on ethical financial guidance. She’s volunteered in her community for decades, applying her background in economics and planning to real-world challenges—especially around housing, transportation, and sustainability. As a Hillsborough County Commissioner from 2018 to 2022, Kimberly delivered during some of the region’s most challenging moments. She led during the COVID-19 pandemic, championing emergency support for small businesses, childcare providers, and vulnerable residents. She pushed for expanded public health programs, affordable housing initiatives, and more equitable infrastructure investment. B
Source →Veterans
With over 45,000 veterans and active-duty personnel in the district, Kimberly knows our service members deserve more than just symbolic support. She’ll fight to improve access to VA care, mental health services, job training, and transitional support for returning veterans.
With over 45,000 veterans and active-duty personnel in the district, Kimberly knows our service members deserve more than just symbolic support. She’ll fight to improve access to VA care, mental health services, job training, and transitional support for returning veterans.
Source →Public Safety
Kimberly supports public safety policies that work: strong law enforcement paired with investments in mental health services, youth engagement, and community-led crime prevention.
Kimberly supports public safety policies that work: strong law enforcement paired with investments in mental health services, youth engagement, and community-led crime prevention. She knows safety comes from both accountability and opportunity.
Source →Frequently Asked
- Who is Kimberly Overman?
- Kimberly Overman is a 2026 Democrat candidate for U.S. House District 12, 12. Kimberly Overman has stated positions on 6 key issues.
- What office is Kimberly Overman running for?
- Kimberly Overman is running for U.S. House District 12, 12. Filed: August 1, 2025.
- How can I learn more about Kimberly Overman's positions?
- Kimberly Overman's stated positions cover: Housing, Education, Healthcare, Economy, Veterans, Public Safety. See full positions below.
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