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Current rolePolitical candidate
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyConservative Republican
LocationFlorida
BackgroundPolitical candidate
EducationBeit Midrash Education Center (attendance)
Notable personal detailsGavriel Eliyahu Soriano is a Republican candidate for the U.S. House in Florida’s 14th Congressional District in the 2026 election cycle. He has an authorized principal campaign committee registered with the Federal Election Commission, Soriano For Congress (C00776344). Florida’s candidate tracking system lists him as qualified for the 2026 general election ballot for U.S. Representative, District 14.
Supports lowering taxes, reducing federal spending (including spending abroad), and cutting small-business regulations to stimulate the economy. Emphasizes reducing government spending alongside tax cuts as part of his congressional priorities.
Gavriel Soriano has made brief public comments indicating an "America First" approach to healthcare that emphasizes prioritizing U.S. citizens’ health over funding healthcare for people in other countries. Beyond that statement there are no detailed policy proposals or clear positions on Medicare, the ACA, a public option, or privatization found in the cited public profiles and filings.
The candidate supports strict limits on abortion, opposing public funding for abortion providers and stating abortion should generally only be allowed to protect the mother’s life and in limited cases of incest or rape. The campaign stance also calls for banning federally funded abortion procedures.
Gavriel Soriano supports environmental laws and regulations but emphasizes protecting the economy from heavy-handed rules; he frames regulation to avoid harming necessities like food, energy, and shelter. His background operating a family sustainable farm is noted in local profiles but he does not endorse aggressive emission-reduction programs or Green New Deal–style policies in available statements.
The candidate supports preserving and defending the right to bear arms and frames gun policy around protecting Second Amendment rights. No public evidence was found of support for major new federal gun restrictions or for progressive gun-control measures.






Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
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LatestCycle 2022
Cycle 2026
Source: FEC
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