2024 Florida Legislative Scorecard

The following scorecard lists several key votes in the Florida Legislature in 2024 and ranks state representatives and senators based on their fidelity to (U.S.) constitutional and limited-government principles.

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Senate Votes
House Votes

House Votes

1. Article V Convention: Term Limits

Applies to Congress to "call a convention" under Article V of the U.S. Constitution for the "sole purpose" of proposing amendments that would set term limits on members of Congress.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
HCR693 Roll Call 1363700 Passed 80 to 33 on Jan 9, 2024 See Article V

2. Stopping Anti-Police "Civilian Review Boards"

Would have prohibited political subdivisions from adopting or attempting to enforce any ordinance involving "civilian oversight of a law enforcement agency" in relation to investigating complaints of officer misconduct.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB601 Roll Call 1392171 Passed 87 to 29 on Feb 22, 2024 See Article IV Section 4, 10th Amendment, and 14th Amendment

3. Reducing the Minimum Age to Purchase Firearms

Would reduce the minimum age requirement to buy, sell, or transfer a firearm from 21 to 18.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB1223 Roll Call 1400496 Passed 75 to 35 on Mar 1, 2024 See Second Amendment, Ninth Amendment, and 14th Amendment

4. Denying ID Cards Issued to Illegal Migrants

Prevents a county or municipality from accepting identification cards or documents issued by any person, entity, or organization to individuals not lawfully present in the United States.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB1451 Roll Call 1401453 Passed 81 to 32 on Mar 4, 2024 See Article I Section 8, Article VI, and 10th Amendment

5. Ending the Hoax of "Climate Change"

Removes references to "climate change" in state law, bans wind farms, protects natural gas appliances, and encourages the use of nuclear power technologies.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB1645 Roll Call 1405788 Passed 81 to 29 on Mar 7, 2024 See Fifth Amendment, 10th Amendment, and 14th Amendment

6. FY 2024-25 State Budget

Provides statutory authority to implement the $117.5 billion General Appropriations Act passed by the Legislature for FY 2024-25.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Cost per household: -$13,308.00/year
HB5003 Roll Call 1406240 Passed 105 to 3 on Mar 8, 2024 See Article I Section 8, 10th Amendment, and Declaration of Independence

How did they vote?

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Legend: Constitutional Unconstitutional Did not vote
Name Party Score 1 2 3 4 5 6
Shane Abbott R 67%
Thad Altman R 67%
Daniel Antonio Alvarez R 67%
Carolina Amesty R 67%
Adam Anderson R 67%
Robert Alexander Andrade R 67%
Bruce Antone D 20%
Jessica Baker R 67%
Doug Bankson R 67%
Webster Barnaby R 67%
Robin Bartleman D 17%
Fabian Basabe R 67%
Melony M. Bell R 67%
Mike Beltran R 83%
Christopher Benjamin D 20%
Kimberly Berfield R 67%
Dean Black R 67%
David Borrero R 67%
Adam Botana R 67%
Robert Brackett R 67%
Robert Charles Brannan R 67%
James Vernon Buchanan R 67%
Demi Busatta Cabrera R 67%
Daryl Campbell D 17%
Jennifer Canady R 67%
Mike Caruso R 67%
Joe Casello D 33%
Hillary Cassel R 17%
Ryan Chamberlin R 67%
Kevin Dykemia Chambliss D 20%
Linda Chaney R 50%
Lindsay Cross D 20%
Dan Daley D 17%
Kimberly Daniels D 50%
Fentrice Driskell D 17%
Wyman Duggan R 67%
Lisa Dunkley D 33%
Jervonte Edmonds D 25%
Anna V. Eskamani D 17%
Tiffany Esposito R 67%
Thomas P. Fabricio R 67%
Randy Fine R 67%
Gallop P. Franklin D 0%
Ashley Viola Gantt D 17%
Alina Garcia R 67%
Sam Garrison R 67%
Mike Giallombardo R 67%
Karen Gonzalez Pittman R 67%
Peggy Gossett-Seidman R 50%
Michael A. Gottlieb D 17%
Michael Grant R 67%
Tommy Gregory R 67%
Philip Wayne Griffitts R 67%
Jennifer Harris D 17%
Dianne Hart-Lowman D 17%
Yvonne Hayes Hinson D 17%
Jeff Holcomb R 67%
Christine Maria Hunschofsky D 17%
Berny Jacques R 67%
Dotie Joseph D 40%
Tom Keen D 0%
Sam H. Killebrew R 67%
Traci Koster R 50%
Chip LaMarca R 50%
Johanna Lopez D 17%
Vicki Lopez R 33%
Randy Maggard R 67%
T. Patterson Maney R 67%
Ralph Massullo R 67%
Lawrence McClure R 67%
Fiona McFarland R 60%
Lauren Melo R 67%
Kiyan Michael R 67%
James Vernon Mooney R 67%
Angela Nixon D 33%
Toby Overdorf R 67%
Bobby Payne R 67%
Daniel Perez R 67%
Jenna Persons-Mulicka R 67%
Rachel Plakon R 67%
Susan Plasencia R 67%
Juan Carlos Porras R 67%
Michele Rayner-Goolsby D 17%
Mike Redondo R 67%
Paul Renner R 67%
Alejandro Rizo R 67%
Spencer Roach R 67%
Felicia Simone Robinson D 17%
Will Robinson R 67%
Bob Rommel R 67%
Rick Roth R 67%
Joel Rudman R 67%
Michelle Lynn Salzman R 67%
Jason Shoaf R 67%
David Silvers D 33%
Tyler Sirois R 67%
Kelly Skidmore D 17%
David A. Smith R 67%
John Snyder R 67%
Charles Wesley "Chuck" Clemons, Sr. R 67%
Paula A. Stark R 67%
Kevin M. Steele R 67%
Cyndi Stevenson R 50%
Allison E. Tant D 20%
John Temple R 67%
Josie Tomkow R 67%
Dana Trabulsy R 67%
Chase Tramont R 75%
Kaylee Alexis Tuck R 67%
Susan L. Valdes R 17%
Katherine M. Waldron D 50%
Patricia H. Williams D 33%
Marie P. Woodson D 17%
Taylor Yarkosky R 67%
Bradford Troy Yeager R 80%

Average Freedom Score by Party

PartyScore
Democrat21.9%
Republican64.7%
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