
Lucia Báez-Geller is an educator, community leader, and proud lifelong Floridian, daughter of Cuban and Colombian immigrants. As a former public school teacher, she’s dedicated her life to empowering youth and strengthening her community. Now, she’s fighting for a fairer future—with access to education, healthcare, and opportunity for all.

Lucia Báez-Geller is an educator, community leader, and proud lifelong Floridian, daughter of Cuban and Colombian immigrants. As a former public school teacher, she’s dedicated her life to empowering youth and strengthening her community. Now, she’s fighting for a fairer future—with access to education, healthcare, and opportunity for all.
Meet Lucia Báez-Geller
Fighting for working families, affordable healthcare, quality education, and a resilient future. Lucia is committed to real solutions that uplift communities and protect our freedoms.
On the Issues
Strengthening the middle class and ensuring working families don’t just survive, but thrive
- We need to pass legislation to support our small businesses.
- We need to ensure that our children receive a high-quality education.
- We need to make housing more affordable and reduce the costs of skyrocketing homeowners’ insurance.
- Reduce the tax burden on the middle class and small businesses.
- Close loopholes that allow billionaires to get away without paying their fair share of taxes.
Take climate change seriously here and do what we can to make Miami more resilient
- Climate change is real, and it is happening. Look at the heat waves, hurricanes, and the weather patterns over the last few years.
- We need to protect our oceans, our water supply, and ensure that our community is a healthy place to live.
- We must also ensure FEMA is well funded to ensure that every American has the resources they need to prepare and recover from natural disasters.
Reproductive freedom
- We need to protect reproductive rights from the attacks of MAGA extremists. We need to protect access to contraception and IVF.
- Health care decisions should be made between a woman, her doctor, and her faith.