2025 Florida Legislative Scorecard

The following scorecard lists several key votes in the Florida Legislature in 2025 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. 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
HB759 Roll Call 1528093 Passed 78 to 34 on Mar 26, 2025 See Second Amendment, Ninth Amendment, and 14th Amendment

2. State-employee "Fertility Preservation Services"

Provides State Group Insurance Program coverage for "standard fertility preservation services."
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Cost per household: -$0.09/year
HB677 Roll Call 1549696 Passed 115 to 0 on Apr 16, 2025 See Fifth Amendment, 14th Amendment, and Declaration of Independence

3. Constitutional Money

Establishes "gold and silver coin as legal tender."
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB999 Roll Call 1562132 Passed 113 to 0 on Apr 30, 2025 See Article I Section 10 and Article I Section 8

4. Prohibiting UN-backed Climate Intervention

Prohibits geoengineering and weather-modification activities in Florida.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
SB56 Roll Call 1562557 Passed 82 to 28 on Apr 30, 2025 See Article VI, Fifth Amendment, 10th Amendment, and 14th Amendment

5. Restricting Initiative Petitions

Prevents non-U.S. citizens and non-Florida residents from registering as petition circulators, directs supervisors of elections to notify voters whose signatures are verified, and forbids the use of public funds to advocate for or against any issue.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB1205 Roll Call 1563815 Passed 81 to 30 on May 1, 2025 See Article IV Section 4, First Amendment, 14th Amendment, and 10th Amendment

6. Dental Student Loan Repayment Program

Allows certain dental and dental-hygiene students to apply for the Dental Student Loan Repayment Program before obtaining active employment.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
SB2514 Roll Call 1591173 Passed 105 to 0 on Jun 16, 2025 See Article I Section 8 and 10th Amendment

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%
Jon Albert R 67%
Daniel Antonio Alvarez R 67%
Jose A. Alvarez D 33%
Adam Anderson R 67%
Robert Alexander Andrade R 67%
Bruce Antone D 17%
Wallace Aristide D 17%
Jessica Baker R 67%
Doug Bankson R 67%
Webster Barnaby R 67%
Robin Bartleman D 17%
Fabian Basabe R 67%
Yvette Benarroch R 67%
Kimberly Berfield R 67%
Dean Black R 67%
Omar Blanco R 67%
Erika Booth R 67%
David Borrero R 67%
Adam Botana R 67%
Nathan Boyles R N/A
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 50%
Ryan Chamberlin R 67%
Kevin Dykemia Chambliss D 17%
Linda Chaney R 67%
Nan Cobb R 67%
William Conerly R 67%
Lindsay Cross D 17%
Dan Daley D 17%
Kimberly Daniels D 67%
Fentrice Driskell D 17%
Wyman Duggan R 67%
Lisa Dunkley D 0%
Jervonte Edmonds D 17%
Anna V. Eskamani D 17%
Tiffany Esposito R 67%
Thomas P. Fabricio R 67%
Gallop P. Franklin D 25%
Ashley Viola Gantt D 17%
Sam Garrison R 67%
Richard Gentry R 67%
Anne Gerwig R 50%
Mike Giallombardo R 67%
Karen Gonzalez Pittman R 67%
Peggy Gossett-Seidman R 50%
Michael A. Gottlieb D 17%
Sam Greco R 67%
Philip Wayne Griffitts R 67%
J.J. Grow R 67%
Jennifer Harris D 17%
Dianne Hart-Lowman D 17%
Yvonne Hayes Hinson D 25%
Brian Hodgers R N/A
Jeff Holcomb R 100%
Christine Maria Hunschofsky D 17%
Berny Jacques R 67%
Chad Johnson R 67%
Dotie Joseph D 17%
Kim Kendall R 60%
Jennifer Kincart Jonsson R 67%
Traci Koster R 67%
Chip LaMarca R 50%
Johanna Lopez D 17%
Vicki Lopez R 50%
Randy Maggard R 67%
T. Patterson Maney R 67%
Lawrence McClure R 67%
Fiona McFarland R 67%
Lauren Melo R 67%
Kiyan Michael R 67%
Monique Miller R 67%
James Vernon Mooney R 50%
Danny Nix R 67%
Angela Nixon D 20%
Vanessa Oliver R 67%
Toby Overdorf R 67%
Michael Owen R 67%
Bill Partington R 67%
Daniel Perez R 67%
Jenna Persons-Mulicka R 67%
Rachel Plakon R 67%
Susan Plasencia R 80%
Juan Carlos Porras R 67%
Michele Rayner-Goolsby D 0%
Mike Redondo R 67%
Alejandro Rizo R 67%
Felicia Simone Robinson D 17%
Will Robinson R 67%
Mitch Rosenwald D 17%
Michelle Lynn Salzman R 67%
Judson Sapp R 67%
Jason Shoaf R 67%
Tyler Sirois R 67%
Kelly Skidmore D 17%
David A. Smith R 50%
John Snyder R 67%
Leonard Spencer D 17%
Paula A. Stark R 67%
Kevin M. Steele R 80%
Allison E. Tant D 17%
John Temple R 67%
Debra Tendrich D 17%
Josie Tomkow R 67%
Dana Trabulsy R 67%
Chase Tramont R 67%
Kaylee Alexis Tuck R 67%
Susan L. Valdes R 50%
Meg Weinberger R 67%
Marie P. Woodson D 17%
Taylor Yarkosky R 67%
Bradford Troy Yeager R 33%

Average Freedom Score by Party

PartyScore
Democrat19.1%
Republican65.6%
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