During a campaign stop on the “Defending the Florida Dream Tour” in Pinellas County, Byron Donalds rolled out a new strategy aimed at tackling the state’s notoriously high property insurance rates.
The proposal, dubbed the “Insurer Scorecard,” seeks to strip away the complexity of shopping for coverage by forcing companies to compete in a public, data-driven arena.
The core of the plan involves a major overhaul of Florida’s existing CHOICES Rate Comparison tool. Rather than just showing price tags, the new dashboard would rank companies based on performance metrics that usually stay hidden in the fine print—specifically how often they approve claims and how fast they actually cut checks to homeowners…