U.S. Representative · District 19
Republican
U.S. representative; former banking, finance and insurance professional
Source review: 2026-10-20Byron Donalds is a U.S. representative with a background in banking, finance and insurance. His official biography describes Florida House service after his 2016 election, leadership of House education and banking committees, and prior service on the Florida SouthWestern State College Board of Trustees.
Florida State University: BS in finance and marketing
Represents this current congressional district in the U.S. House.
His 2026 campaign proposes public cash prices for common procedures, alignment with Trump Rx pricing, changes to prior authorization and surprise billing, and broader provider choice.
Evidence describes the statement or action on its date; it is not proof of an unchanged position on every related proposal.
2026-04-06 · candidate platform announcementHis undated congressional issue page criticizes the Affordable Care Act and supports individual tax incentives, interstate insurance purchasing and state reciprocity.
Undated congressional policy page; distinguish from the dated 2026 gubernatorial proposal.
Publication date not stated · official congressional positionProposes full cooperation between Florida agencies and federal immigration enforcement, no sanctuary exceptions, and restricting taxpayer-funded benefits to citizens and legal residents.
Evidence describes the statement or action on its date; it is not proof of an unchanged position on every related proposal.
2026-04-07 · candidate platform announcementArgued the President should have broad flexibility to pursue elimination of Iran’s nuclear and ballistic-missile threats and conditions for Iranians to depose the regime.
Dated statement about ongoing military involvement; do not infer his stance on later operations, troop deployments or war-powers votes.
2026-03-30 · official congressional transcriptJoined a request for agency records to examine possible waste, fraud and abuse in US assistance to Ukraine.
This establishes an oversight position in 2023, not a verified current position on all Ukraine aid or peace proposals.
2023-02-23 · official congressional releaseCalled for release of Americans held by Hamas and expressed solidarity with Israel and Jewish Americans on the first anniversary of the October 7 attacks.
Historical statement; does not establish a current position on every Gaza military action, ceasefire or Palestinian-statehood proposal.
2024-10-07 · official congressional releaseHis congressional issue page supports school choice and parental ability to choose an educational setting suited to their children.
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Publication date not stated · official congressional positionSupports simplifying the federal tax code to promote private investment, individual wealth creation and employment.
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Publication date not stated · official congressional positionReporting period: 2025-02-26 – 2026-10-09.
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