Videos for County Commission Candidate
In 2024, I edited several videos for Cindy Lerner’s campaign for Miami-Dade County Commission. Many of these videos centered the voices of Miami-Dade County residents who were disappointed with the broken promises of the incumbent commissioner, Raquel Regalado.
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Case Study Launching the Miami Corruption Tracker
How we used multichannel marketing to promote the launch of Miami Corruption Tracker/ Corruptómetro de Miami in the summer of 2024.
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Text message about double-digit property insurance rate increase
Opportunity For All Floridians sent out this text message alert to our audience around Florida, alerting them to a proposed double digit property insurance rate increase from the state-backed Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. This produced hundreds of emails to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation.
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Make a Plan To Vote - Text Message
Opportunity For All Floridians sent this text message out to over 4,000 subscriber cell phones across the state of Florida in advance of Early Voting for the August 2024 primary.
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Text message to Floridians to take action to stop a predatory lending bill
Opportunity For All Floridians sent this text message to over 1,500 subscribers who had expressed an interest in economic and lending issues after the Florida Legislature passed a predatory lending bill in 2024.
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Text message about Florida's rollback of child labor laws
Opportunity for All Floridians sent this text message to our audience after the Florida House passed a law rolling back decades of Florida’s child labor protections. Our research suggested that many everyday Floridians did not believe that the legislature would do something like this, so we opened our messaging by saying, “YES, THIS IS REAL.” This text asked readers to reach out to the Florida Senate to ask them not to pass the final bill. Unfortunately, the bill did pass and was signed into law on March 22, 2024.
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Yes This Just Happened: The Florida Legislature Just Voted To Roll Back Decades of Child Labor Protections
The Florida House passed a bill that would roll back decades of child labor protections, and would let employers exploit working teens.
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The 2024 Legislative Session Promises a Rollback of Labor Protections
We are tracking bills and initiatives that touch on our mission of advocating for economic fairness, protecting Florida’s environment and animals, preserving local control, and strengthening our democracy. Here are some key bills we’re watching that you may not have heard about.
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After Years of “Florida-flation,” It’s Time To Make Florida Affordable Again
From property insurance to utility rates, healthcare costs to unemployment reform, affordable housing to protecting democracy, and safeguarding unions—we need our leaders to Make Florida Affordable Again.
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Volatile Natural Gas Prices Are The Key To Florida’s Painful Electricity Bills
Many Florida residents struggle to pay their electricity bills, and the skyrocketing costs are due to the volatile natural gas market.
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Text message to voters to save prepaid voters on Vote-By-Mail ballots in Brevard County
When the Brevard County commission threatened to slash the budget of the Brevard Supervisor of Elections, and cut their budget for sample ballot and prepaid postage on Vote-by-Mail ballots, we worked with our partners at All Voting is Local to alert all of our audience members in Brevard County and urge them to speak out. This text was sent to 240 mobile subscribers in Brevard County with easy-to-take steps to call their county commissioners. Thanks to this advocacy, the Brevard County Commission unanimously voted to save prepaid postage and sample ballots at their September 19 meeting.
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One Florida Electricity Utility Saved $375 Million In Fuel Costs Last Year By Investing In Solar
Florida Power & Light, the largest electric utility in Florida, saved $375 million in fuel costs in 2022 by investing in solar. They also announced plans to reduce customer charges by close to the same amount.
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Why Is Your Electric Bill So High? New Reports Show How Power Companies Spend Your Money On Politics, and it’s 100% Legal
New reports reveal the extent to which major electric companies like FPL use money from your electric bill in lobbying and other political activities. And it's all perfectly legal, a fact that some elected leaders think is a problem.
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Revealed: 75% of Florida's Electricity Generated From One Volatile Fuel
Natural gas is the primary source of fuel for all of Florida’s major electricity companies. And the price fluctuations associated with natural gas hit Floridians' pocketbooks hard.
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Farming + Solar Power: Can Agrivoltaics Cultivate a Brighter Future in Florida?
In Florida, 75% of electricity comes from natural gas, causing price spikes for customers. Agrivoltaics offers a solution, allowing large scale solar projects without giving up farming land.
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Solar Energy Gains Popularity in Southwest Florida Thanks to Affordability and Reliability
Solar energy proved its reliability and its affordability, even after devastating hurricanes hit Southwest Florida.
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Pinecrest offers a lesson — and a warning — about vote-by-mail and democracy | Opinion
There was a whopping 54% voter participation in the Village of Pinecrest’s off-year local special election. Vote-by-mail made the difference, says the vice mayor of this South Florida town.
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Advocacy Groups Launch Digital Ad Campaign To Boost Vote-By-Mail Enrollment in Florida
After all Florida voters’ Vote-by-Mail requests were canceled in 2022, advocacy groups are sounding the alarm about the harm to “a key piece of Florida’s democracy.
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Floridians with disabilities may face more voting obstacles
Florida’s vote-by-mail system is a critical piece of the state’s free and fair elections, enabling millions of Floridians to participate in the democratic process. Access to vote-by-mail is particularly important for voters with disabilities, the majority of whom vote by mail due to transportation and other access barriers. However, recent changes to the vote-by-mail request system proposed by Secretary of State, Cord Byrd, could create significant barriers for people with disabilities, limiting their access to the ballot box, and making Florida’s elections less fair and less free.
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The Impact You Had in 2022
As we near the end of the year, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on all that we have accomplished together in the past year.
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