When family values create a politician:
Beginning in the concrete jungle of New York City gave a future politician the values to lead the Sixth District of the Sunshine State of Florida. Because of his upbringing, Ronnie Murchinson-Rivera pledges to bring his leadership back to his roots. He was born and raised in New York City, in a working-class family with limited resources. One of his core values is that family comes first. His family taught him to work hard and stay honest. Values we can all agree a politician should have, and that working-class families in New York and Florida share.
“You worked hard, stayed honest, and treated people with respect. Service was not something we talked about; it was something we lived every day. That upbringing shaped who I am and how I serve today.”
Ronnie is guided by his mother, who has shaped him to know to do what is right, even when it is hard. His mother taught him strength, honesty, and compassion; these values became the foundation for the promises Ronnie makes to serve the people of the 6th district. When Ronnie faces difficult decisions, integrity, fairness, and courage guide him. His mother’s lessons guide him every day.
When a career in service showed a failed system:
Working in EMS and later in law enforcement exposed him to life at its hardest moments, when people were most vulnerable. He witnessed families losing loved ones, seniors alone with no support, and working people struggling just to survive. Those experiences stayed with him every day. They taught Ronnie that public service is not a theory; it is personal. It is about standing with people when they feel invisible and ensuring systems protect them rather than fail them.
Randy Fine has done the opposite with proposed laws like no welfare for non-citizens, despite the fact that people without a social security number already do not qualify, and attempting to enact the “No Sharia” law, stoking Islamophobia
Ronnie’s life experiences have shaped not only his mission but also his future as a politician to the people of Florida. Ronnie’s first job was serving the people. Teaching him in his early career more about life than anything else. He exemplifies the understanding of struggle, fear, hope, and strength in a single shift as a first responder. A powerful testimant he learned that work is about purpose, showing up when people need you most, and making a difference in real lives. Lives that contribute billions of dollars to communities and a constituent base of everyday working-class families.
The American dream has faded for many people, but the teachings of working-class struggle shaped Ronnie. Earlier in life, he believed hard work guaranteed stability. Real life showed Ronnie that it was not always true. Seeing hardworking families still struggling with healthcare, housing, and rising costs, listening to people, and seeing those gaps changed his perspective. He chose to grow. Growth is something everyone should commit to daily, especially our politicians. Leadership means learning, listening, and being willing to change when truth demands it. Ronnie pledges those core beliefs he feels are a politician’s duty.
The Commitments of a Future Representative
Ronnie Murchinson-Rivera is making an impact, letting Randy Fine know that nothing is fine. Ronnie is a left-leaning progressive Democrat with the self-identified label of “Radical Leftist Scum”. The slur was launched by Donald Trump in December of 2025. The RLS movement has now spread worldwide and has become a major trending topic on social media for months. RLS is not, in fact, radical; it affirms that all people are granted their constitutional rights and the freedom to pursue personal progress. Residents in the sixth district want to reclaim their home taken over by right-wing ideology. A change in perspective, currently shaping Florida is what constituents want.
Florida’s 6th Congressional District exemplifies Florida’s dual character: it combines the lively vibrancy of the “World’s Most Famous Beach” with peaceful inland agricultural areas. Located on the northeastern coast, it extends inland toward Central Florida’s core.
Voters in the 6th district are demanding change. Rising housing costs threaten the sustainability of lifelong residents. Two-thirds of voters are retired or nearing retirement and fear for their Social Security benefits. Ronnie pledges to represent them.
In 2026, the debate over Social Security has shifted from a theoretical “looming crisis” to a pressing legislative priority, as the trust fund exhaustion date—now projected as early as 2032—falls within the terms of Senators elected this year.
Ronnie on the issue -
“These programs are earned benefits from a lifetime of work. I will protect Social Security and Medicare from cuts and privatization. I will fight to lower prescription drug costs, strengthen healthcare access, and protect the dignity and security of our seniors. Retirement should bring peace of mind, not fear.”
Families are feeling the weight of rising costs every day. Housing, healthcare, and groceries are stretching budgets. Ronnie is fighting to lower healthcare and prescription drug costs, support fair wages, expand affordable housing, and ensure working families are not left behind. American Stability should not feel out of reach for the working class. A future of possibility strengthens communities across America; it shapes the values of millions striving to be citizens of the United States.
Ronnie on the current administration’s immigration policy:
“A nation of laws must also be a nation of justice. We need real immigration reform, humane policies, and accountability. Families belong together, human rights come first, and yes we must abolish ICE and replace it with a system that is lawful, transparent, and rooted in dignity.”
A strong opponent is needed to unseat Randy Fine, the successor to Michael Waltz, leaving his position to serve the Trump administration. An admin who poses challenges to politicians not part of the status quo. Communities across America shape the values of millions. Ronnie pledges and shows that he is the opponent to defeat Randy Fine.
When asked how he plans to win, a clear response and a value-based plan is seen,
“My campaign is about people, not division. Progressive values mean opportunity, fairness, healthcare, education, and dignity for everyone. Many extreme policies come from fear and distraction instead of real solutions. My focus is lowering costs, protecting healthcare, strengthening Social Security, and making government work for everyday people.”
Millions were promised fair housing, lower costs, and affordable solutions to their challenges. The Trump administration has failed, and so has Randy Fine. The call is clear: a candidate with the grit to fight and challenge toxic MAGA ideologies must win this election in Florida’s 6th District. The people need it, and Ronnie wants them to know he is ready. The fight will continue every day, and justice will be served through equitable public service for the people, not the elite.
Ronnie founded a nonprofit in New York City helping homeless families, children, veterans, and anyone in need get food, shelter, and support. Committed to working with local food banks and outreach programs, he served in a way that reflected his drive to help the neighbors he saw struggling. Ronnie volunteered as a music teacher in a New York City public school and later coached youth football for the Mount Dora Hurricanes, mentoring young people on discipline, teamwork, and character.
“I was drawn to this work because when you see a need, you step forward. Strong communities are built when we lift each other up.”
To Ronnie, “United Unafraid” represents unity, strength, and courage. Communities are strongest when they stand together and refuse to be divided. Something Randy Fine has not committed to every day, but instead has chosen to spread division. The constituents want Unity. These values reflect honesty, resilience, and shared purpose. Together, everyone overcomes and moves forward. The mission is clear: unify the people and secure the prospects of communities for future generations, as one-fifth of voters are entering adulthood and now face navigating policies in a broken system not guaranteed to succeed. The prospects of communities for future generations.
I am running because public service means protecting people, defending dignity, and standing up when our community needs a voice. Too many families feel unheard and left behind. I have spent my life serving others and I have seen both the strength of our people and the struggles they face.
I am running for seniors who deserve security. For working families who should not have to choose between healthcare, housing, and food. For veterans who deserve care and respect. For children who deserve safe communities and real opportunity.
I am running for those who feel targeted or unheard, including the LGBTQ community who deserve dignity and equal protection. I believe deeply in the Constitution and the rule of law. As a former law enforcement officer, I also believe law enforcement must protect rights, not violate them. Many families are living in fear, and when fear replaces trust, communities suffer.
I am running because division is being pushed into our communities. Race, fear, and anger are being used to separate people instead of unite them. That weakens our country and distracts from real issues. America is strongest when we stand together.
I am running to protect our environment, protect housing stability, and protect children and families. Our future depends on it.
People are ready for leadership that listens, cares, and acts with compassion and courage. I am running to bring people together, restore trust, and fight for a future where every family has opportunity, security, and hope.
Public service is about people. And I will never stop fighting for them.
Florida, will you make the stand for a better future where housing is a secured right and you can afford not only to live but to prosper in safety and potential?