Keith Gross, Evan Power call for a Flock camera ban, 3 more candidates say they agree

In the race to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Neal Dunn in Florida's CD 2, candidates Keith Gross and Evan Power are advocating for a ban on Flock cameras, a contentious surveillance device used in the state. Their stance has garnered support from three additional candidates, highlighting a growing concern over privacy issues. This debate matters as it reflects the candidates' priorities on civil liberties and surveillance, which could shape future legislative actions and public trust in governmental practices. The alignment on this issue signals a potential shift in how candidates approach privacy and security in their policy platforms.