What does it take to deliver results when government is increasingly divided?

In this episode of QNA: Questions Need Answers, Munch sits down with Florida State Senator Shevrin Jones for a conversation about legislative experience, political division, bipartisanship, accountability, affordability, and what it takes to turn relationships into results.

Drawing from 14 years of legislative experience, Shevrin reflects on how Tallahassee has changed and how navigating an increasingly polarized political environment has shaped his approach to governing.

We discuss his work on Florida's police body-camera legislation, protecting incarcerated pregnant women, building relationships across party lines, and why he believes effective governing sometimes requires leaders to “lead with people and not lead with policy.”

The conversation also turns toward accountability. Shevrin discusses allowing constituents to evaluate his performance, remaining accessible outside traditional political spaces, and why elected officials need to listen even when the feedback isn't what they want to hear.

Now, as he seeks to take his legislative experience to Congress, we ask:

What does it take to deliver results in a divided government?

QNA doesn't tell you who to vote for. We ask the questions so you can hear directly from the people seeking to serve our communities and make an informed decision for yourself.