Ryan Elijah

Florida’s 7th (FL - 07)

Updated: October 14, 2026

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Overview

Ryan Elijah is too extreme for Central Florida. He supports policies that will drive up costs for everyday Floridians, while Bale will work with both parties to bring down costs. 

SUMMARY

Starting Immediately, likely voters in the Orlando media market need to see ads on broadcast, cable, YouTube and streaming platforms, and likely voters who are registered as unaffiliated or third party voters and can be persuaded to vote for Bale, need to receive mail about how Ryan Elijah will go to Congress and enrich himself while the rest of us pay more.:

  • Ryan Elijah holds thousands of dollars’ worth of stocks in data center developers, and he has proudly announced his intention to trade more stocks while serving in Congress. He also supports a new law that gives more than $80 billion in tax breaks to data center developers, which are driving up our energy costs, straining our energy grid, polluting our water, and buying up our land. 
  • Ryan Elijah proudly backed a law that allows insurance companies to jack up premiums and cut over a trillion dollars  in Medicaid funding, is kicking millions of Floridians off their healthcare, and could raise health insurance premiums for seniors by at least $1,200.

In addition to hearing about Ryan Elijah, voters in the Orlando media market need to see ads on YouTube and streaming platforms, and likely voters who are registered as unaffiliated or third party voters and can be persuaded to vote for Bale, need to receive mail about how:

  • Millionaire Ryan Elijah will do whatever Trump wants, even when it costs Floridians more. Elijah thinks the economy is “in a great spot,” and the tariffs that are raising prices “are working” despite them increasing our grocery, clothing and even construction prices. Elijah even supports the Iran war that is costing taxpayers over $100 billion and drastically increasing our gas prices.
  • Bale will work with both parties to bring costs down for essentials, like groceries, healthcare, and gas, and fight the political corruption that’s letting the well connected make money while we pay the price.

Additional Resources

    • Absentee ballots are mailed between September 24 and October 1st. In 2024 an estimated 46% of the vote was cast one week before Election Day.  
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