Lucia Báez-Geller: Candidate for Florida State House District 106
June 10, 2026
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The Frame
As a candidate for the Florida State House, Báez-Geller seeks to influence state-level legislation regarding property insurance premiums, public school funding, and healthcare affordability for residents of District 106.
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District 106 Residents
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Florida Public School Teachers
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Last recorded activity June 10, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- Lucia Báez-Geller is a former English and Language Arts teacher at Miami Beach Senior High (2005–2020).
- She was elected to the Miami-Dade County School Board in 2020.
- She proposes working to reduce property insurance premiums and the cost of everyday necessities.
- She advocates for keeping partisan politics out of public school classrooms.
- She supports investment in climate resilience, specifically citing sea level rise and water supply protection.
- She aims to protect women's healthcare autonomy and lower prescription drug costs.
- She cites 2026 ACA marketplace premium increases of 20–40% as a primary healthcare concern.
- She holds a Master’s in English Education and an Education Specialist degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Florida International University.
Why It Matters
As a candidate for the Florida State House, Báez-Geller seeks to influence state-level legislation regarding property insurance premiums, public school funding, and healthcare affordability for residents of District 106.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Focus on 2026 Insurance Costs
The candidate explicitly cites 2026-specific data regarding 20-40% increases in ACA marketplace premiums as a central campaign issue.
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www.luciabaezgeller.com
Analysis Score
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