During his service in the Florida House, Beltran worked directly with GOA to advance legislation restoring your right to carry.

In 2024, he sponsored HB 1619, a bill GOA helped draft to allow open carry and university campus carry.

When Tallahassee’s Republican leadership refused to move that legislation forward, Beltran’s sponsorship put his commitment to the Second Amendment on the record. He was willing to introduce legislation to restore freedoms that Tallahassee had denied for years. He was willing to defy party bosses to fight for the Second Amendment.

That willingness to fight earned our endorsement. Now let’s send him to Congress.

Congress makes decisions that affect the right to keep and bear arms across the country. We need lawmakers prepared to oppose new restrictions and work to restore constitutional freedoms.

Beltran’s record gives voters a reason to support him—and a reason to show up.

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An A+ record deserves support at the ballot box. Help turn GOA’s endorsement into victory.

Vote Mike Beltran for Congress in FL-14.

Congress makes decisions that affect your ability to own, carry, and use firearms for lawful purposes. Those decisions demand representatives willing to defend constitutional freedoms.

Luna has demonstrated that commitment:

Supporting the SHORT Act. She cosponsored legislation to remove short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, and “any other weapons” from the National Firearms Act.

Backing the restoration of carry rights. GOA’s endorsement has highlighted her support for national reciprocity and repealing federal gun-free zones.

Opposing gun control. She has stood against bans on commonly owned firearms and magazines, mandatory waiting periods, and red flag orders.

That commitment earned GOA’s endorsement. Now it’s time to turn support into votes.

Our work continues after every election. Advancing legislation, stopping new restrictions, and holding Washington accountable require sustained effort—and lawmakers willing to stand with us.

Help keep Luna in Congress to continue that fight.

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Your ballot helps decide who represents you in the next fight over our constitutional rights.

Vote Anna Paulina Luna for Congress in FL-13.

As a Florida state lawmaker, he took on important fights to restore your rights:

Campus carry: Steube sponsored HB 4001 in 2016 to allow concealed carry license holders to carry in college and university facilities, helping fight for that legislation in the Florida House.

Open carry: As a state senator, he introduced SB 140 in 2017 to allow Floridians to openly carry handguns and fought the Republican establishment who wanted to keep Janet Reno’s gun control on the books.

Opposing Parkland gun control: In 2018, he fought the gun restrictions in SB 7026, including the under-21 purchase ban and bump stock ban.

He continued that work in Congress:

National concealed carry reciprocity: Steube cosponsored H.R. 38, the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2025, to protect lawful concealed carry across state lines.

Repealing NFA restrictions: He joined as an original cosponsor of H.R. 3228, the Constitutional Hearing Protection Act, to remove suppressors from the National Firearms Act and eliminate the associated federal tax and registration requirements.

These are concrete legislative actions to restore constitutional freedoms.

From fighting carry bans in Florida to backing national reciprocity and removing NFA restrictions in Congress, Steube has demonstrated his willingness to advance the Second Amendment.

That record earned GOA’s endorsement. Now it’s time to turn support into votes.

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Vote on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3. Visit your assigned polling place between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. local time. If you’re in line at closing, stay in line—you can still vote.

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Help keep a proven Second Amendment fighter in Washington.

Vote Greg Steube for Congress in FL-17.

Jimmy Patronis has taken that fight from Tallahassee to Washington.

His record includes:

Fighting financial surveillance of firearm purchases. As Florida’s Chief Financial Officer, Patronis helped advance the prohibition on firearm-specific merchant category codes that could be used to identify purchases at gun retailers.

Defending Constitutional Carry and Open Carry. He has supported restoring the right of law-abiding Floridians to carry firearms.

Introducing the Firearm Freedom Act. In Congress, Patronis introduced GOA-backed legislation to repeal the Hughes Amendment—the federal restriction that generally bars civilian access to machine guns manufactured after May 19, 1986.

Patronis is working to roll back gun control. That commitment deserves support at the ballot box.

Introducing legislation is an important step. Advancing it requires continued pressure, public support, and representatives willing to keep fighting.

We need that determination in Congress.

Now it’s time to turn GOA’s endorsement into votes.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, and early voting is underway. Make your plan today:

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Your ballot helps decide who will represent you when the next Second Amendment fight reaches the House floor.

Vote Jimmy Patronis for Congress in FL-1.

Blaise Ingoglia has a record worth defending.

In 2018, when the Florida Legislature passed the sweeping Parkland gun-control package, Ingoglia voted NO. He opposed the legislation that imposed red flag gun confiscation, prohibited firearm purchases by adults under 21, and expanded mandatory waiting periods.

He stood firm when your constitutional rights were on the line.

And he helped deliver a major victory in 2025.

After GOA challenged the City of Okeechobee’s attempt to prohibit firearm and ammunition sales during Hurricane Helene, Ingoglia sponsored SB 952 to repeal the emergency restrictions used to justify those bans. The companion legislation became law.

Your right to defend yourself should never disappear because a local government declares an emergency. Ingoglia helped turn that principle into legislative action.

He has also supported true Constitutional Carry and restoring open carry in Florida.

That record earned the endorsement of GOA and Fuerza 2A. Now it’s time to turn that endorsement into votes.

Florida’s Chief Financial Officer holds a statewide Cabinet seat. This race deserves your attention—and your vote.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, and early voting is underway:

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Blaise Ingoglia stood up for the Second Amendment in the Legislature. Help keep that commitment represented in Florida’s Cabinet.

Vote Blaise Ingoglia for Florida Chief Financial Officer.

Following the court decision striking down Florida’s open-carry ban, he issued guidance against arresting or prosecuting people for lawful open carry. His office also announced it would stop defending prosecutions under that ban in GOA v. Del Toro.

His commitment to the Second Amendment goes beyond open carry:

Repealing Parkland gun control: Uthmeier supports repealing the gun-control restrictions enacted following Parkland in 2018.

Fighting mandatory waiting periods: He has asked a federal court to declare Florida’s mandatory firearm purchase waiting period unconstitutional.

Defending young adults’ rights: He opposed Florida’s under-21 firearm purchase ban, declined to defend it, and urged the U.S. Supreme Court to strike it down.

Supporting legal FRTs: He supports making forced-reset triggers legal in Florida.

These positions matter. The Attorney General can defend constitutional freedoms in court and help advance the fight to repeal unconstitutional restrictions.

That record earned our endorsement. Now we need to turn support into votes.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, and early voting is underway. Make your plan today:

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Your ballot puts your support into action.

Vote James Uthmeier for Florida Attorney General.

In GOA’s candidate survey, Donalds supported:

Repealing Florida’s red flag law.

Ending age-based purchase restrictions on adults ages 18–20.

Expanding Constitutional Carry to all law-abiding adults 18 and older.

Repealing Florida’s bump stock ban.

Strengthening state preemption enforcement against unlawful local gun restrictions.

He also opposed bans on commonly owned firearms and magazines, universal background checks, and one-gun-a-month restrictions.

That record and those commitments earned our endorsement. Your vote can help put them into action.

The governor helps set Florida’s legislative priorities and decides whether bills become law. Electing Donalds gives us an opportunity to advance the fight to restore our freedoms.

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An endorsement alone cannot win an election. Turning out and casting your ballot is what counts.

Vote Byron Donalds for Governor of Florida.