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
Residents would be represented by the candidate in the Florida State House if she is elected.
Florida Families
Families are the target demographic for the candidate's proposed policies on insurance, healthcare, and education.
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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 state-level investment in climate resilience, specifically regarding sea level rise and water supply protection.
- She aims to protect women's healthcare autonomy and lower prescription drug costs.
- She cites a 20-40% increase in ACA marketplace premiums for 2026 as a primary healthcare concern.
- She holds a Master’s in English Education and an Education Specialist degree from Florida International University.
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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.
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Focus on 2026 Insurance Costs
The candidate explicitly cites 2026 ACA marketplace premium increases of 20-40% as a central driver for her healthcare platform.
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