Casey Askar

Republican Party (R)
U.S. Representative (District 22) · District 22, Florida, United States of America · 2026
PurposeAskar, a Marine veteran and businessman, is running for this open Palm Beach-area seat on a platform combining tax cuts, border enforcement, and military modernization.

Economy
On the economy, Askar's campaign prioritizes reducing the cost of groceries and gas, calling to "slash overburdening taxes and regulations" to address affordability.

Health
On health care, the campaign pledges to eliminate the Affordable Care Act and replace it with an alternative, while preserving Medicare and Medicaid and reducing drug and insurance costs and combating government waste and fraud.

Security
As a Marine veteran, Askar's platform emphasizes military modernization and support for service members' benefits, describing a "peace through strength" foreign-policy approach and opposition to Chinese aggression.

Immigration
On immigration, the campaign supports deporting undocumented immigrants who commit crimes, securing the border and ports of entry, moving to a merit-based immigration system, and protecting law enforcement from what it describes as being unfairly targeted; it links illegal immigration to the drug-trade crisis.

Education
On education, the campaign backs parental rights, requiring civics instruction, and opposing what it calls "un-American, divisive, and socialist" curriculum reforms, along with barring transgender girls from girls' facilities.

Governance
On governance, the campaign proposes banning congressional stock trading and "full transparency in Congress" to expose corruption.

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