September 25, 2024: The House voted 341–82 to keep FEMA funded. Luna was one of just 82 no votes, and one of only 11 Florida members who voted no.

September 26, 2024: Hurricane Helene made landfall the next day. Storm surge tore through Pinellas County. Eleven people here died.

She voted to turn off critical FEMA resources when it mattered most, costing us lives and property. 

Sources: Newsweek, Oct. 8, 2024 · New Republic · Rolling Stone · E&E News / Politico · Florida Politics

Luna voted to cut roughly $1 trillion from Medicaid and the ACA to pay for tax cuts for her billionaire donors. 566,238 Floridians have already lost coverage. Florida hospitals are losing billions and risk closing. 

Sources: Save My Care · AFSCME Florida · KFF via Patch, July 3, 2025 · House Clerk roll call

She voted to protect Trump’s tariffs that raised the price of everything you buy. She opposed bipartisan bills to kill hidden fees and junk fees. She answers to Trump and her donors, not you. 

Sources: Politico · Fox · CFR  

Trump started the war over six months ago without a vote in Congress. Now, we’ve lost American service members. And Gas prices and food prices have soared. climbed. Every chance Luna has had to vote to end the war, she’s refused to stand with Pinellas families. 

Most recently, in June, a bipartisan majority voted to end the war, but not Luna. Even her own party started breaking with Trump on this. She never did.

Sources: NBC News, March 5, 2026 · NPR, June 3, 2026 · The Hill · Newsweek · House Clerk, Roll Call 85 · House Clerk, Roll Call 199

In Pinnellas, the typical home costs $2,236 a month to own. Luna had a generational chance to help our families when Congress passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act 358–32. It was bipartisan, it wasn't close, and it wasn't controversial. But guess what? Luna was one of 32 members to vote NO.

Even Gus Bilirakis, the MAGA Republicans who represents the district next door, voted yes.

Sources: House Clerk, Roll Call 224, June 23, 2026 · H.R. 6644

While Pinellas families struggle, Luna introduced real legislation to carve Donald Trump into Mount Rushmore. "Let's get carving," she wrote. She votes with him 99% of the time. Tariffs that raised your prices: yes. Cuts that took your coverage: yes. A monument: her idea.

She isn't representing Pinellas. She's auditioning for him.

Sources: luna.house.gov, Jan. 28, 2025 · CQ Roll Call

On July 15, 2025, bipartisan members of the House voted on whether to force the Justice Department to publish the Epstein files within 30 days. It failed by one vote, 211–210. Luna voted no. Wonder why? She accepted more than $62,000 from donors who appear in the Epstein files.

Sources: Axios, July 15, 2025 · Congressional Record, July 15, 2025 · FEC.gov — Anna Paulina Luna for Congress

The Wall Street Journal reported in July 2026 that Luna told associates in 2024 she knew Trump would pick JD Vance as his running mate — and that she passed it to MAGA influencer Rogan O'Handley, known online as DC Draino, who used the tip to win a bet on the prediction market Polymarket. A second source told the Journal she was under investigation by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the agency that regulates political betting markets.

Luna denies it. 

Sources: Tampa Bay Times, July 20, 2026 · Wall Street Journal via Yahoo News · Axios, Aug. 3, 2026

Anna Paulina Luna on TV: “how can you represent constituents when you're worried about your pocketbook.”

Luna behind the scenes: Luna's own disclosure shows $250,001 to $500,000 invested in America First Natural Resources LLC — an oil and gas venture founded and run by her donor Bruce N. Rosenthal. She sits on House Oversight. Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington called it a conflict.

Sources: NBC News, Sept. 3, 2025 · U.S. House financial disclosure, filed July 2025

She has time for conferences with extreme anti-vaxxers, but not for our community. Pinellas residents have spent years calling her office asking for one town hall. The response: silence. 

Sources: WMNF 88.5, May 28, 2025 · Florida Politics, March 2025  · Twitter

After Politico reported allegations that Rep. Max Miller abused his ex-wife and their two-year-old daughter, Luna offered a character reference: "I do not know Max to be a violent person."

Miller fundraises with Luna and has given thousands to her campaign through his leadership PAC.

Sources: Politico, Aug. 1, 2026 · EMILYs List · The Hill, Aug. 7, 2026

March 2026. A delegation of Russian State Duma members, several under U.S. sanctions. The first such visit since the invasion of Ukraine.

Sources: Politico 2026

In 2015 she petitioned a Washington state court to change her surname from Mayerhofer to Luna. She removed a “Native American” claim from her bio. For years, Trump's endorsement was the centerpiece of her campaign website. This fall, it quietly disappeared. The record keeps getting edited. The votes against our families don't change.

Sources: Washington Post, Feb. 10, 2023 · Twitter · Twitter. 

In May 2026, Luna told Politico she's weighing a run for chair of the Republican National Committee. A full-time party job. In Washington. Her current job has a district attached to it. She's never acted like it.

Source: Politico, May 12, 2026