Bought and
paid for.
Developers, utility giants and special interests have poured millions into Jordan Doe's campaign. They expect a return on their investment, and Floridians would be the ones paying it.
Add your name →- $48M
- Raised from developers, utilities and special interests
- 97%
- How often he voted with party leaders last session
- $1,200
- Average yearly jump in Florida power bills since 2022
Who does Jordan Doe work for? Not you.
His biggest backers are developers and utility companies. They aren't giving this kind of money because they think he'll put Floridians first.
- Coastal Holdings LLCLuxury condo developer$2,000,000
- Gulf Power PartnersUtility holding company$1,500,000
- Bay Area Builders PACHome builders' political committee$750,000
- Sunrise Insurance GroupProperty insurer$500,000
Power bills keep rising.
Jordan Doe voted to let utilities charge customers for projects that were never built, and took big checks from the companies that benefited.
“Customers will barely notice the difference.”
He can't hide his record.
Every issue below has its own page with the votes and reporting behind it.
Against a plan to lower housing costs
Jordan Doe voted against a bipartisan bill to speed up home building and lower rents, then took money from the developers who lobbied against it.
Read the record →Power bills$1,200Utilities win, families pay
Jordan Doe voted to let utilities bill customers for plants that were never built.
Read the record →Insurance3xPremiums tripled on his watch
Homeowners' insurance premiums tripled while Jordan Doe blocked reforms and took insurer money.
Read the record →Florida isn't for sale.
Tell Jordan Doe our state should work for families, not his corporate backers.
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