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July 21, 2026
Video Library
Hear directly from John Peters.
Watch where John stands on the issues, hear his story, and see how the campaign is connecting with families across Hillsborough County.
The latest from the campaign.
Why Video
Why this campaign puts John on camera.
Political campaigns generate no shortage of polished material — mailers, yard signs, thirty-second spots. Video serves a different purpose. It lets voters hear a candidate reason through a question at full length, in his own words and his own voice, with the tone and context that a sound bite strips away. This library exists so that voters across Florida's 14th Congressional District can take John's measure directly and decide for themselves whether he has earned their vote.
Everything in this library is published directly by the campaign. When John talks about the communities of the new FL-14 — Brandon, Riverview, Plant City, Valrico, Sun City Center, and their neighbors — he is talking about places he knows firsthand, having been rooted in Brandon and part of these Hillsborough County communities for decades. His full story is on the about John Peters page.
A recorded answer is also a form of accountability. Once a position is on camera, voters can return to it, compare it with what gets said later, and hold the candidate to it. That is a standard this campaign welcomes. For the fuller written record behind anything John says on video, every position is laid out in plain language on the issues hub, which remains the authoritative statement of where he stands.
The library is also built for how people actually make decisions. Some voters want thirty seconds; others want the long version. Some will watch one video on the single issue that decides their vote; others will work through the whole collection before casting a ballot. However you use it, the goal is the same: by the time you leave this page, you should have a clearer sense of who John Peters is, what he believes, and how he would represent Florida's 14th in Washington.
A practical note on how the page works: each video in the library appears as a thumbnail in the grid above. Selecting one opens the player in place, and opening another closes the first — nothing plays until you choose it. The videos stream from Vimeo, so they work in any modern browser on a phone, tablet, or computer without installing anything. And if a video will not load on your connection, nothing is lost: the written positions carry the same substance as plain text.
There is one more reason video matters in this race in particular. The new FL-14 is a newly drawn district, and for many voters 2026 is the first time they will weigh a congressional field under these lines. Plenty of households in Brandon, Riverview, Plant City, and across eastern and southern Hillsborough are meeting every candidate for the first time. A video library shortens that introduction: it lets a voter who has never shaken John's hand at a community event hear him at length before deciding. The map itself, and the communities inside it, are laid out on the district page.
The Library
What you'll find in the video library.
The library grows as the campaign does. Videos generally fall into three groups, and each is meant to answer a different question a voter might bring to this page. The groupings are informal — plenty of videos fit more than one — but they are a useful way to find what you came for and to notice what you might otherwise miss.
On the issues
Direct-to-camera discussions of where John stands and why. These videos cover the kitchen-table concerns the campaign hears most from families, seniors, veterans, and small business owners across the district. Each one pairs with a written position, so if you would rather read than watch — or want more depth than a video allows — the written positions on the issues hub cover the same ground.
From the campaign trail
Remarks, event recaps, and updates recorded as the campaign moves through the 2026 cycle. These are the videos that show how the campaign is being run: where John has been, who he is listening to, and what he is hearing from voters as the race for the new FL-14 takes shape. To bring the campaign to your community, start with the campaign contact page.
Around the district
Florida's 14th is a district of distinct communities, from Brandon and Valrico in eastern Hillsborough to Riverview, Apollo Beach, and Sun City Center in the south. Videos in this group put those places on screen. For the full picture — including an interactive map and community-by-community detail — visit the FL-14 district guide.
Questions
Frequently asked questions about campaign videos.
Voters, reporters, and community groups tend to ask the same handful of questions about the campaign's videos, and the answers below cover the practical ones. If your question is not here — or if it is about where John stands rather than about the videos themselves — the contact page and the issues hub are the fastest routes to an answer.
- Where else can I watch these videos?
- This page is the campaign's complete video library. Every video is hosted on Vimeo and plays right here — select any video and it opens in place, with no separate app or account required. The campaign shares selected clips elsewhere from time to time, but this page is maintained as the permanent home of the full collection, so bookmarking it is the most reliable way to see everything.
- How often are new videos added?
- There is no fixed publishing schedule. New videos are added as they are recorded — after John sits down to address an issue on camera, following community events, and as the campaign moves through the 2026 cycle. Checking back here periodically, or reaching out through the contact page, is the best way to stay current.
- How can I invite John to speak at an event?
- Requests come through the contact page. Include the date, the location, the nature of the gathering, and roughly how many people you expect, and the campaign will follow up. Civic groups, veterans organizations, homeowners associations, faith communities, and neighborhood gatherings across Hillsborough County are all part of how this campaign meets voters, and the campaign makes every effort to accommodate requests as the calendar allows.
- What if I cannot listen to the audio — is the substance available another way?
- Yes. The campaign's position on every issue John addresses on camera is also published in writing on the issues hub, so the substance of his platform is never locked inside a video. If you need an accommodation, or a plain-language summary of a particular video, send a note through the contact page and the campaign will work with you.
- Can I share these videos or use clips from them?
- Sharing is encouraged — anyone is welcome to link to this page or pass along an individual video. Members of the press and community organizations may use short clips with clear attribution to John Peters for Congress. For interview requests, longer excerpts, or any other media question, reach out through the contact page and the campaign will respond.
- I watched a video on an issue — where do I read more?
- Start at the issues hub, where every position John takes on camera is backed by a written statement, laid out in more depth than a video format allows. The written positions are the campaign's authoritative record; the videos are John explaining them in his own voice. Many issues also connect to specific communities in the district, which you can explore from the district page.
- Are the videos an official statement of the campaign's positions?
- The videos are John speaking for himself, and voters can rely on them as an accurate reflection of his views. For citation purposes, though, the written positions on the issues hub are the campaign's formal record — they are more precise, more complete, and updated as the campaign publishes new material. Where a video and a written position differ in wording, the written position governs.
- How do I get involved after watching?
- Three ways. Read where John stands at the issues hub so you know what you would be supporting. Volunteer or ask a question through the contact page — volunteers are how this campaign reaches voters across a newly drawn district. And if you are able, contributions made through the donate page fund the work of reaching voters across Florida's 14th.
A final word on questions: this page covers the videos, but the campaign would rather hear the question you actually have — about an issue, about the district, or about where John will be next. The contact page reaches the campaign directly. And if you take one thing away from this library, let it be this: watch, weigh, and decide for yourself. That is the whole point of publishing it.
Keep Exploring
Where to go after the videos.
The videos are the introduction; the rest of the site carries the record. These three pages are where most viewers head next. Each one stands on its own, and each links onward through the rest of the site, so wherever you start you can follow the record as deep as you want to go.
Where John stands on the issues
Written positions on the priorities of families, seniors, veterans, and small business owners in Florida's 14th — the authoritative record behind every video in this library.
John's story and background
Who John Peters is, his roots in Brandon, and the decades he has spent in the communities of Hillsborough County — the story behind the person on camera.
The new FL-14 district map
An interactive map and community-by-community guide to the new Florida 14th Congressional District, with an address search to confirm whether you are in it.
Get Involved
Join the campaign.
Stand with the families, seniors, veterans, and small business owners of Florida's 14th.