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Mario Diaz-Balart
Serving in office
Scheduled research active
Main board
Too little promise evidence has been reviewed. Treat this score as provisional.
This profile keeps a lifetime office and promise record. The trust score is designed to stay close to 50 until enough claims and evidence are reviewed.
Breakdown
- Delivered during the term promised: 1 x 1.0
- Delivered in a later elected term: 0 x 0.8
- Partial delivery: 2 x 0.4
- Failed by documented deadline: 0 x 0.0
- Excluded from denominator: pending 3, unverified 28, timing unknown 0.
- Historical coverage: not established.
- Disputed claims tracked separately: 0
- Reviewed promises in current record: 3
- Confidence: 20%
- Current claim count: 34
- Current evidence count: 157
Office History
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U.S. Representative
Florida 26th · current
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- Promote fair, legal, and humane immigration policies; support comprehensive immigration reform; strengthen border security; and address immigration issues inside the country.
- Support an education system that empowers parents, teachers, and local administrators, with education dollars and decisions made close to home.
- Continue supporting efforts to eliminate unfair taxes, including the marriage penalty and the death tax.
- Support the NASA Artemis program to advance American leadership in space and ensure American astronauts are the first to return to the moon.
- Continue the long-standing prohibition that prevents the use of Department of Justice funds to pay for abortion.
- Provide funding for the DEA above the FY26 enacted level to curb the flow of fentanyl and fentanyl precursors into the United States.
- Continue supporting federal funding for research and innovation to help develop better treatments and a cure for paralysis and neurological diseases.
- Continue supporting FISA Section 702 reauthorization and related reforms to protect Americans' civil rights and U.S. national security from hostile foreign threats.
- Secure and deliver funding for Everglades restoration and preservation.
- Support funding for school safety, law enforcement, the Everglades, and tribal partners through appropriations.
- Reduce the FY27 bill's spending by $2.7 billion from the enacted level and keep the subcommittee's cuts to discretionary funding.
- Increase embassy security funding to protect U.S. personnel abroad.
- Increase Foreign Military Financing and International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement funding to support U.S. partners and allies.
- Maintain a requirement that the Secretary consider other countries' voting practices at the United Nations before providing funds.
- Fully fund the Countering PRC Influence Fund and provide above-request funding for the Indo-Pacific strategy.
- Continue strong support for democracy programs for the people of Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua.
- Join the United States Presidential Delegation to Colombia to attend the swearing-in ceremony of President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella.
- Require the United States Postal Service to designate ZIP Codes for certain communities.
- Continue working to advance responsible spending, protect taxpayers, and keep the federal government focused on serving the people.
- Nominate outstanding candidates for appointments to the United States service academies.
- Support U.S. trade and investment agency efforts to strengthen the United States' economic and strategic position overseas, including in the Western Hemisphere and Indo-Pacific.
- Ensure overseas investments are used responsibly to advance U.S. economic and national security interests, strengthen supply chains, support American businesses, and provide alternatives to Chinese investments.
- Provide no funding for the United Nations regular budget and require additional reforms before further assessed contributions are justified.
- Withhold United Nations and international organization funding unless recipients meet transparency, accountability, anti-bias, disclosure, travel, whistleblower, and vetting requirements.
- Prohibit funding to international organizations that refuse to give U.S. Inspectors General and the Government Accountability Office access to information relevant to U.S. contributions.
- Constrain United Nations peacekeeping funding, require advance justification and mission-by-mission accountability certifications, and direct evaluation of missions for possible drawdowns when goals have been substantially achieved.
- Prohibit assessed and voluntary U.S. contributions to UNRWA and condition other United Nations resources on assurances against invoking immunity in serious terrorism, material-support, and human-rights cases involving UN personnel.
- Prohibit funding to the United Nations Human Rights Council, its Israel Commission of Inquiry, and the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
- Back International Criminal Court sanctions and prohibit funding for international courts including the ICC and ICJ.
- Prohibit funding for the World Health Organization and block funding for a pandemic accord unless the Senate approves it.
- Defend U.S. energy and commercial interests in international maritime negotiations, prevent international fuel rules from disadvantaging American producers, and prohibit funding to the Green Climate Fund, Clean Technology Fund, and United Nations Environment Programme.
- Condition resources on credible action to combat anti-Israel bias and require detailed reporting on antisemitism and systemic bias across United Nations entities, personnel, experts, and procedures.
- Prohibit United Nations and multilateral procurement of Russian goods and services, restrict funding to international organizations chaired by Chinese Communist Party-endorsed Chinese nationals, prohibit funding for the PRC and Chinese Communist Party, and oppose multilateral development bank lending to China.
- Place more Americans in international organizations and United Nations leadership positions while imposing stricter accountability and oversight requirements on institutions receiving U.S. taxpayer dollars.
Method note
Long term, this app should score against a manually reviewed promise ledger that spans every elected office the candidate has held. The current model uses a Bayesian-style shrinkage step: thin records are pulled back toward 50 so the UI does not overstate certainty.
Claim occurrences, evidence, and future AI adjudications are all designed to store provider and model provenance. Formula version: 0.2.0.