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U.S. House · FL-02 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Amanda Green

Democratic candidate for Florida's 2nd Congressional District

North Florida development-program operations specialist focused on rural health care, farming, education, Social Security and government accountability.

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DistrictFL-02
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Amanda stands.

Campaign position

Support farmers and food assistance

  • Backs a strong Farm Bill and local food production
  • Would fully fund nutrition assistance and strengthen supply chains

Campaign position

Expand rural health care access

  • Supports broader affordable health coverage and stronger Medicare and Medicaid
  • Would use rural-development funds to improve medical access

Campaign position

Ban congressional stock trading

  • Supports a ban on lawmakers holding or trading individual stocks
  • Backs term limits and stronger penalties for official misconduct

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Remove the Social Security contribution cap

  • Would remove the cap on income subject to Social Security contributions
  • Supports expanding Medicare and protecting veterans’ benefits

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Invest in schools and technical training

  • Supports Head Start and federal public-school investment
  • Backs workforce training and workers’ ability to organize

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Protect working lands and disaster recovery

  • Opposes offshore drilling and harmful overdevelopment
  • Supports conservation and stronger FEMA funding and coordination

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2026

    Accomplishment

    Democratic nominee

    Earned the party’s nomination for Florida’s 2nd Congressional District.

  • Experience

    Operations director

    Supported development programs through a USAID implementing partner.

  • Experience

    Pricing specialist

    Worked on program budgets and contracting efficiency for taxpayer-funded projects.

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