Florida Universal Vouchers (HB1)
Universal ESAs that mostly subsidized existing private/home-schoolers.
D · 10/24
1 · The idealist case (in its proponents' own framing)
Give every family a voucher for school choice.
2 · The realist counter-case
Critics cite cost and windfall to current private families.
3 · Predicted vs. measured — with caveats
HB1 (2023) ~$4B; ~70% of recipients already private/home school.
4 · Liberty check
Maximizes family choice; questions public-fund targeting.
5 · The real tradeoff
Choice expanded, fiscal targeting weak.
Allies & Playbook
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