Florida legislature needs to repeal M-CORES the TOLL-ROADS-TO-NOWHERE PROJECT

Members of the Florida State House and Senate

M-CORES also known as the toll-roads-to-nowhere project passed as SB-7068. We are encouraging all to urge Florida legislators to repeal M-CORES. Cutting M-CORES funding will save the state more than $100 million this year alone, and up to $26.4 billion in the long-term.

We, the citizens of the State of Florida, are asking the Florida Members of of the State House and Senate to REPEAL M-CORES also known as the TOLL-ROADS-TO-NOWHERE PROJECT. We support this repeal by way of Senate bill 1030 and Florida House bill 763.

Cutting M-CORES funding will save the state more than $100 million this year alone, and up to $26.4 billion in the long-term. These are funds that can be re-allocated for our communities. This is not the time to be funding toll-roads-to-nowhere.

Instead we ask that our leaders are bold and address the major issues facing Florida: COVID relief, unemployment, health care, worker rights, education, environment, retirement security, housing, and justice and equality for all.

Works cited:

House Bill 763 link: https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2021/763

A short video on this issue was compiled by League of Women Voters Broward County, Broward for Progress, River of Grass Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 350.org, ReThink Energy Florida, Broward Chapter and Climate Reality Project, Boca Raton Chapter. It was presented to the Broward County legislative delegation on January 6, 2021 to ask the delegation to advocate for the repeal of M-CORES. Click here to view: https://youtu.be/jqtDRla9VyM

To: Members of the Florida State House and Senate
From: [Your Name]

We, the citizens of the State of Florida, call upon you, the Florida Members of of the State House and Senate to REPEAL M-CORES also known as the TOLL-ROADS-TO-NOWHERE PROJECT. We support this repeal by way of Senate bill 1030 and Florida House bill 763.

Cutting M-CORES funding will save the state more than $100 million this year alone, and up to $26.4 billion in the long-term. These are funds that can be re-allocated for our communities. This is not the time to be funding toll-roads-to-nowhere.

​Instead we ask that our leaders are bold and address the major issues facing Florida: COVID relief, unemployment, health care, worker rights, education, environment, retirement security, housing, and justice and equality for all.