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FLORIDA · DISTRICT 21
Treasure Coast corridor — three counties, six communities. Hover an area for its voter breakdown and where Alexander is focused locally.
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Homeowners insurance premiums have surged to the highest in the nation. Families across the Treasure Coast are paying more to protect their homes than they spend on groceries.
FL-21 residents face average premiums 3x the national rate, with coastal communities hit hardest.
Updated April 2026
Healthcare
Enhanced ACA subsidies are set to expire, threatening to double health insurance costs for millions of Floridians — particularly those over 60.
Over 85,000 residents in District 21 rely on ACA marketplace plans. Premiums could increase by $4,000+ annually.
Updated April 2026
Housing & Development
The state's Live Local Act continues to strip municipalities of local zoning authority, clearing the way for high-density development that overrides community input.
Small towns like Juno Beach and Jupiter face developer-driven density changes that bypass local residents entirely.
Updated March 2026
Environment
Discharge pumps continue to flush polluted water from Lake Okeechobee into estuaries and coastal communities. The excess water needs to flow south, treated through marshes and the Everglades — not east and west where it can’t be naturally filtered.
Palm Beach and Martin counties face direct water pollution from discharges. Estuaries, fisheries, and coastal ecosystems are being destroyed while Washington passes symbolic legislation instead of real fixes.
Updated April 2026
Fiscal Policy
Billions in taxpayer dollars continue to flow overseas while domestic communities face crumbling infrastructure, rising costs, and shrinking public services.
District 21 taxpayers contribute to foreign spending packages while local priorities — roads, water systems, schools — go underfunded.
Updated April 2026
Civil Liberties
Expanding government and platform coordination on content moderation raises serious questions about First Amendment protections in the digital age.
Residents and small business owners face unclear rules about what they can say online — with real consequences for livelihoods.
Updated February 2026
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Alexander addresses the issues facing District 21 and why independent leadership matters now more than ever.
April 2026
Breaking down the numbers behind Florida's insurance emergency and what Congress can actually do about it.
April 2026
How the Live Local Act threatens small-town character and what real home rule looks like.
March 2026
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Alexander Cooke was born in Greenwich, Connecticut, and has called Palm Beach County home since 2017. A Fairfield University graduate with a B.S. in Finance, he built his career managing risk and making decisions with real consequences — first on Wall Street, then as the founder and CEO of Optimist Capital, a registered investment adviser serving corporations, foundations, and families across the Treasure Coast.
In 2022, the residents of Juno Beach elected Alexander to their Town Council. Within a year, they elevated him to Mayor. During his tenure, he led a complete overhaul of the town’s zoning regulations, fought the state’s Live Local Act to protect local governance, created Juno Beach’s first Audit Committee, and secured a $500,000 public benefit concession from a major development — the largest in town history.
He refused his mayoral salary. He rejected all campaign donations, gifts, and endorsements. He and his wife Bianca are licensed foster parents. They live in Palm Beach Gardens with their two sons, Liam and Lochlainn, and their four pets.
Voices from Juno Beach, Jupiter, and Palm Beach Gardens. Hover to pause.
Alex is not a real estate developer, and can be trusted to support the Zoning Codes that will protect our town.
He has the vision, fortitude, ethics and the financial and analytical skills needed to lead the way forward.
His integrity has never faltered, not even for an instant. He is one of the most honest men I have met.
Alex didn't just listen — he took action. He is committed to ensuring that developers can't manipulate elected officials.
The most admirable trait he demonstrates is honesty and integrity. He accepts neither donations, nor gifts.
He is a person of the highest caliber and integrity — well prepared, knowledgeable, and open to perspectives.
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