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U.S. House · FL-24 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Oliver Gilbert

Democratic candidate for Florida's 24th Congressional District

Miami-Dade commissioner and former Miami Gardens mayor focused on health coverage, working-family tax relief, child care, transit and job training.

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DistrictFL-24
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Oliver stands.

Campaign position

Guarantee health care for everyone

  • Supports a path to universal health coverage
  • Wants access to care to be a right available to every American

Campaign position

Reduce income taxes for working families

  • Supports tax relief tied to local family earnings
  • Wants more IRS scrutiny of the ultra-wealthy rather than working people

Campaign position

End funding for mass-deportation raids

  • Opposes funding for mass-deportation policies
  • Would redirect that spending toward investment in communities

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Expand universal child care and pre-K

  • Supports universal child care and pre-kindergarten
  • Would shift federal resources toward children and working families

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Fund South Florida rapid transit

  • Wants federal funding for rapid-transit expansion
  • Aims to deliver the transportation improvements long promised to local residents

Campaign position

Expand technical training and small-business support

  • Supports training for well-paid technical work
  • Backs assistance for entrepreneurs and small-business owners

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2020

    Accomplishment

    Miami Gardens earned All-America City recognition

    Miami Gardens received its first All-America City designation during his tenure as mayor.

  • Experience

    Miami-Dade County commissioner

    Serves on the County Commission, where he has focused on transit corridors and housing.

  • Experience

    Miami Gardens mayor

    Led his hometown’s city government before serving on the county commission.

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