2025-03-15Other factsPRIMARY[statement] Diaz-Balart has not publicly criticized Trump's March 2025 revocation of temporary humanitarian parole for ~300,000 Cubans, including many in his FL-26 district, despite the policy directly contradicting…
2025-01-03TransactionsPRIMARYDiaz-Balart serves as Vice Chair of the House Appropriations Committee and Chairman of the National Security, Department of State, and Related Programs Subcommittee, giving him significant control over $100B+ in annual…
2024-05-15TransactionsSECONDARYAccording to Quiver Quantitative financial disclosures, Diaz-Balart reports relatively modest holdings: bank accounts ($33K), mutual funds ($24K), 529 prepaid tuition plan ($8K), IRA cash ($8K), fixed annuity ($8K)…
2024-03-01VotesPRIMARYVoted yea on S. 2845 (Venezuela Sanctions Extension) on 2024-03-01: Diaz-Balart championed and voted for Venezuela sanctions extension affecting PDVSA oil markets, directly benefiting U.S. oil majors who are major…
2024-03-01Other factsSECONDARYDiaz-Balart was instrumental in crafting and passing the Venezuela sanctions extension (S. 2845) and Cuba democracy provisions included in Trump administration policy, directly influencing financial markets for…
2024-01-01TransactionsPRIMARY[platform] Diaz-Balart publicly states: 'I am strongly committed to promoting fair, legal, and humane immigration policies which also take into account the contributions immigrants have made to this great nation' on…
2023-07-27VotesPRIMARYVoted yea on H.R. 2670 (National Defense Authorization Act FY 2024) on 2023-07-27: Diaz-Balart voted for $886 billion defense authorization as Vice Chair of Appropriations responsible for defense spending. The…
2023-05-11VotesPRIMARYVoted yea on H.R. 2 (Secure the Border Act of 2023) on 2023-05-11: Diaz-Balart voted for hardline immigration restriction while representing FL-26 with 55.6% foreign-born population and 70% Spanish-speaking households…
