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Randolph Bracy

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investigations of police shootings from internal to outside entities, increasing jury pay; ensuring diversity on jury panels; mandated officer training on “implicit bias and de-escalation;” published annual data on an “analysis on racial disparity;” and inclusion of a “civilian review board member” on an investigative team.
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or other related tactics. The proposed "Strangulation by a law enforcement officer" offense would lead to felony charges if an on duty officer "knowingly and intentionally impedes the normal breathing or circulation of the blood of an individual so as to create a risk of or cause great bodily harm or
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In October 2019, Bracy introduced legislation (SB 566) to add “protected hairstyle” to state civil rights laws as an "impermissible grounds for bias," alongside current protected classes such as race, religion, gender, national origin, age, handicap and marital status. The "Creating a Respectful and
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Another bill introduced was SB454, which would have required local law enforcement to collect and report monthly the number of traffic stops completed, the race and ethnicity of the police officer and the race and ethnicity of the person stopped. He also introduced SB452 and 482 mandating uniformed
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In the 2021 Florida legislature session, Bracy was appointed vice-chair of the Senate Select Committee on Pandemic Preparedness and Response. He introduced a bill to increase state unemployment benefits from $ 275 to $ 400 maximum weekly benefits and extend eligibility from 19 weeks to 26 weeks.
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In April 2020, Bracy called on legislative leaders to consider a special session of the legislature to increase the amount of money and duration of state unemployment benefits. The request was not acted upon, with legislative leaders pointing to substantial additional federal unemployment checks
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by Minneapolis police. He requested a special session of the Florida legislature to address police brutality and bias against African-Americans, which was turned down by the legislature. Bracy's proposal for a special session included 10 measures he wanted considered including: removing
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In the Florida Senate, Bracy has advocated for and consistently supported legislation to prohibit the sale or transfer of assault weapons and large-capacity magazine. Bracy also co-sponsored legislation to ban assault weapons in both 2021 and 2022.
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Open World for Natural Hair (CROWN) Act” would prohibit discrimination based on natural hairstyles, targeting policies in employment and within schools, where dress codes may limit hair styles.
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death by applying pressure on the throat or neck of the individual or by blocking the nose or mouth of the individual, including the use of a chokehold or similar restraint.”
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standards for body and dashboard cameras and creating a statewide police misconduct registry that tracks the history of law enforcement officers, respectively.
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for rooftop solar panels. The legislation would undermine the state’s growing solar industry and benefit companies like FPL that compete with solar energy.
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In the 2021 Florida legislative session, Bracy sponsored several bills, including SB 730, that would lead to officers facing third-degree
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Bracy was one of few Democrats to vote for legislation authored by utility company Florida Power & Light (FPL) to phase out
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to serve as Chair of the Criminal Justice Committee. As a member of the State Senate, Bracy pushed for the establishment of
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In January 2021, Bracy filed a bill to create a public-records exemption that would broadly prohibit the public release of
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In the end, Bracy narrowly defeated Currie, winning with 54% of the vote and a 562 vote margin of victory. He faced the
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Prior to holding elected office, Bracy worked as the Director of Business Development at Workforce Advantage Academy, a
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district, Bracy defeated Oliveira in a landslide, receiving 69% of the vote, and was sworn into his first term in the
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endorsed him for his "better articulated vision for improving the district." As was to be expected in this heavily
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and has a minority-majority population. He faced Shannon Currie, a former legislative aide to retiring
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arguing the state legislature "must reform police in wake of brutality" in the wake of the murder of
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endorsed Bracy, praising his "real-world experience in building partnerships to entice businesses."
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later that year. In 2014, Bracy was re-elected to his second term without opposition.
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in the Democratic primary. He defeated write-in opponents in the general election.
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districts, Bracy opted to run in the newly created 45th district, which includes
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from the 11th district. Bracy's district included parts of central and northwest
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to Randolph Bracy, Jr. and LaVon Wright Bracy, the founders of the New Covenant
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Candidates in the 2022 United States House of Representatives elections
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nominee, Ronny Oliveira, in the general election, and once again, the
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reached Texas, the westernmost member of the former Confederacy.
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Democratic Party members of the Florida House of Representatives
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a state holiday, with June 19 marking the date the news of the
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Prior to his election to the Senate, Bracy was a member of the
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In December 2020, Bracy introduced a bill to allow those with
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Bracy, Randolph Bracy Jr and LaVon Wright (7 June 2020).
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and Master of Science in sports administration from the
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where he starred on the basketball team, followed by a
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Wilson, Sarah; Allbrittin, Deana (26 February 2021).
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Florida Senate
Geraldine Thompson
Florida House of Representatives
Kamia Brown
Jacksonville, Florida
Democratic
College of William and Mary
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University of Central Florida
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African American
Juneteenth
Florida House of Representatives
Jacksonville
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Orlando
Bachelor of Science
Psychology
College of William & Mary
Master of Business Administration
University of Central Florida
charter school
Orange County
Florida House of Representatives
Apopka
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