Scott Singer
Florida’s 25th (FL - 25)
Updated: September 16, 2026
Overview
As Floridians continue to be crushed by skyrocketing prices, Scott Singer has a history of selling out South Florida families to his wealthy developer friends and big health insurance companies while lining his own pockets.
SUMMARY
Starting five weeks before Election Day, voters in the Miami and West Palm Beach media markets need to see ads on broadcast and cable TV and starting seven weeks before Election Day voters district wide need to see digital ads on CTV, YouTube, and other streaming platforms about how:
- As Floridians are crushed by skyrocketing prices, Scott Singer sold out the people of his own city to wealthy developers. He tried to bulldoze Boca Raton’s Veterans Memorial Park and turn over dozens of acres of public land to private developers; a plan residents overwhelmingly rejected after public outrage. He has also taken nearly $2 million from a shady organization tied to developers.
- Scott Singer supported a proposal to raise healthcare premiums, let insurance companies deny care to people with pre-existing conditions, and supported ripping healthcare away from nearly 1.6 million Floridians while threatening funding for Medicare and seniors. He also supported the largest cuts to Medicaid in history, endangering Florida hospitals. Meanwhile, he owns up to $205,000 of stock in drug and health insurance companies.
Starting five weeks before Election Day, Spanish-speaking voters in Miami-Dade County need to see bilingual ads on broadcast and cable TV and starting seven weeks before election day voters need to see digital ads on CTV, YouTube, and other streaming platforms, receive bilingual mail, and hear bilingual radio ads about how:
- Scott Singer supported a proposal to raise healthcare premiums, let insurance companies deny care to people with pre-existing conditions, and supported ripping healthcare away from nearly 1.6 million Floridians while threatening funding for Medicare and seniors. He also supported the largest cuts to Medicaid in history, endangering Florida hospitals. Meanwhile, he owns up to $205,000 of stock in drug and health insurance companies.
- As Floridians are crushed by skyrocketing prices, Scott Singer sold out the people of his own city to wealthy developers. He tried to bulldoze Boca Raton’s Veterans Memorial Park and turn over dozens of acres of public land to private developers; a plan residents overwhelmingly rejected after public outrage. He has also taken nearly $2 million from a shady organization tied to developers.
- Scott Singer has supported Trump’s destructive tariff taxes which have raised prices on everyday essentials and made it harder for working families and small businesses across South Florida to make ends meet. The average American family will see their yearly cost of living increase by up to $2,500 because of these disastrous tariffs.
Starting seven weeks before Election Day, voters in Palm Beach County need to see digital ads on CTV, YouTube, and other streaming platforms, receive mail, and hear radio ads about how:
- Scott Singer supported a proposal to raise healthcare premiums, let insurance companies deny care to people with pre-existing conditions, and supported ripping healthcare away from nearly 1.6 million Floridians while threatening funding for Medicare and seniors. He also supported the largest cuts to Medicaid in history, endangering Florida hospitals. Meanwhile, he owns up to $205,000 of stock in drug and health insurance companies.
- As his time as mayor of Boca Raton was coming to an end, Scott Singer tried everything he could to stay in power – including wasting more than $145,000 in taxpayer money on a special election to extend his term. Voters overwhelmingly rejected his power grab, but not before Singer stuck taxpayers with the bill.
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