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READ ALL THE FACTS on the Florida Democratic Party's formal selection of Victor Sims

Finding: DOCUMENTED: party slate pick, party money, party software.

In 2026 the Florida Democratic Party formally selected Victor Sims for its "Take Back Local" slate — a program the party announced would provide candidates with funding, campaign strategy, voter data, and direct voter-contact support to build Democratic power in local offices. That was not symbolic. It was an invoice. His own filed campaign reports show $3,585.70 from party headquarters at 201 South Monroe Street in Tallahassee: $2,000 of Votebuilder (the party's voter-targeting software), $500 of Solidarity Tech, $85.70 of text-banking tools, and a $1,000 cash contribution. Florida school board races are nonpartisan by law. Nothing stops a political party from bankrolling a candidate anyway — and here, it did.

Formally selected for the FDP's 2026 "Take Back Local" slate$3,585.70 in cash and in-kind from the state party$2,000 of party Votebuilder voter-targeting softwareFiling dates: July 15, 15, 16, and 31, 2026

Source Record

  1. Polk SOE VoterFocus — campaign finance, Victor Sims, Polk School Board D3 (full-cycle export through 7/31/2026)
  2. Florida Democratic Party — Take Back Local program (party announcement)
  3. polk.gop — The Conservative Case Against Victor Sims (FDP slate documentation)

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Everything on this site comes from public records — IRS filings, Florida Division of Corporations, FEC Schedule A filings, Polk County campaign finance reports, the Florida Bar, and the published documents of the groups backing him. We cite every line. Don't take our word for it — check the receipts yourself.

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