Florida State House District 22

“Florida's fiscally conservative approach to state funding has allowed us to respond quickly to natural disasters and help Floridian's get back on their feet. Our fiscal discipline has reduced the debt of the state and allowed our dollars to fund goods and services as opposed to servicing runaway interest associated with debt.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))

“Florida First Florida is the greatest state in America, and we’ve become known as the Free State of Florida for governing according to common sense, the Constitution, and putting people over politics. I will continue to lead in that same way and will always make decisions with an eye toward keeping Florida and our people first.” (Campaign website (johnsonforflorida.com))

“Sustainable Agriculture I’m fighting to stop sales of Florida farmland to China and other foreign adversaries, or efforts to remove our agriculture tax exemption, and I’m working to block any attempts to export our precious water resources to South Florida and other metropolitan areas.” (Campaign website (johnsonforflorida.com))

“I’m running because survival shouldn’t be the ceiling; it should be the the floor we build on. I know what it’s like to survive violence, work multiple jobs, raise kids, navigate broken systems, and still come up short- I did that as a single mom for years.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))

“Our district is winnable — and this race matters. In a +5 district, in a state where recent special elections have shown even stronger margins, we have a real opportunity to elect someone who will fight for our community and protect us from the downstream impacts of federal dysfunction.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))

“I’m deeply passionate about policies that strengthen families, protect survivors, and make our systems work the way people expect them to. Much of my work has focused on child welfare, healthcare, education, and domestic violence reform- areas where gaps in the law have real consequences for kids and families.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))