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On Wednesday August 12, the Florida Alliance Of Retired Americans will join the regular Treasure Coast Indivisible rally at Brian Mast’s Stuart office to present him with their Zero Award. Every year at this time FARA presents Hero awards to Democrats for their support of Social Security and Medicare. This year they will give a Zero Award to our congressman who always fails to protect his constituents. This is a peaceful rally.
Join Third Act Florida and Third Act Union as we speak with Bernard Taylor and James Martin, running for Congress in Florida’s 21st District.
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Bernard Taylor is being honored with Palm Beach County Fire Rescue's 2025 Lifesaving Award of the Year for his role in saving a young equestrian who was thrown from her horse in Jupiter Farms. The girl, who suffered a traumatic brain injury and spent weeks in a coma, has made a remarkable recovery and is back competing on horseback. Taylor will be recognized at the department's awards ceremony on August 28.
Read the full press release →Data center proposals are moving forward across Florida's 21st District, in Martin County, St. Lucie County, and Loxahatchee. Bernard breaks down what these facilities really cost communities: strain on the power grid, millions of gallons of water used every day, real fire risk, and only a handful of jobs to show for it. He explains why he's against building them here.
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Bernard Taylor's campaign has surpassed $1 million in fundraising, powered by thousands of grassroots donors and a growing list of endorsements. The campaign also announced its Back to School Jam on August 1, a free family celebration in Port St. Lucie featuring a special appearance by Flo Rida.
Read the full press release →Bernard Taylor's campaign raised $562,952.75 in the second quarter of 2026 from more than 25,000 individual contributions, with an average donation of just $21.99. The numbers reflect growing grassroots support across Florida's 21st District, with no money from corporate PACs or special interests.
Read the full press release →Florida's affordability crisis is driving families, seniors, and workers out of the state. Rising housing costs, skyrocketing insurance premiums, and out-of-control healthcare expenses are forcing people out of the communities they have called home for decades.
Read the full article →Bernard Taylor made it official on June 9, filing his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives at the Florida Division of Elections in Tallahassee. A fourth-generation Floridian, EMT, and firefighter, Taylor is running on a platform focused on lowering costs for families, protecting Social Security and Medicare, expanding healthcare access, and creating economic opportunity across the Treasure Coast and Palm Beaches. "I am running for Congress because I believe we need leaders who will listen, lead with integrity, and put people ahead of politics," Taylor said.
Read the full press release →Governor DeSantis's proposed redrawing of Florida's congressional district lines may significantly reshape the race in FL-21. Under the proposed maps, the district's Republican voter registration advantage is expected to narrow, making this one of the most competitive seats in South Florida. For a grassroots campaign like ours, a more competitive map means every door knocked, every conversation had, and every small-dollar donation counts even more.
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For the first year of campaigning, Bernard made it a point to focus on building trust in the community. On April 1st he turned his attention to fundraising and 20 days later the campaign has raised over $200,000 from more than 9,000 contributions averaging $22.40. Zero corporate PAC money. 99% small-dollar donors. 50+ community events. Thank you to everyone who has contributed and believes in what we are building.
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