María Elvira Salazar

Florida’s 27th (FL - 27)

Updated: October 15, 2026

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Overview

María Elvira Salazar is part of the corrupt Washington that is using their position to get rich off of trading stocks in Congress, while raising prices on everyday South Floridians. Eliott Rodriguez has spent nearly five decades as a trusted voice for South Florida, and will take on corruption in Washington. 

SUMMARY

Starting immediately, voters districtwide need to see ads in both English and Spanish on broadcast TV and cable, Youtube and streaming about how:

  • María Elvira Salazar has traded up to $9 million of  stock, including in industries she oversees and is part of the problem in Washington.Salazar supported Donald Trump’s tariffs, his cuts to health care and the war in Iran which have raised prices for Miami families on health care, gas, groceries, and everyday goods, and after six years in Washington she has little to show for South Florida.
  • Eliott Rodriguez spent nearly five decades in South Florida as a trusted journalist and news anchor, telling Floridians the truth every night and putting his community ahead of any political party. Rodriguez will focus on lowering costs for South Florida families — housing, insurance, groceries, and health care – and he will fight to ban members of Congress from trading stocks while protecting Social Security and Medicare.

Starting immediately, Hispanic voters, especially U.S.-born and English-dominant Hispanic voters in Miami need to see ads on YouTube and streaming about how:

  • Salazar voted with Trump nearly 100% of the time, backed Trump’s tariffs, his cuts to health care, and the war in Iran and that the cost of living in Miami has gone up on her watch. 

Starting immediately, White voters and independent voters need see ads on YouTube and streaming about how: 

  • Salazar has traded up to $9 million of stock, including in industries she oversees in Congress. Eliott Rodriguez will ban stock trading.

Additional Resources

  • The majority of votes in Florida are cast by mail and during early voting which starts on October 19th in Miami-Dade County. Right now, mail ballots are actively being returned.
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