Florida Votes

Allows certain dental and dental-hygiene students to apply for the Dental Student Loan Repayment Program before obtaining active employment.

Allows certain dental and dental-hygiene students to apply for the Dental Student Loan Repayment Program before obtaining active employment.

Provides State Group Insurance Program coverage for "standard fertility preservation services."

Provides State Group Insurance Program coverage for "standard fertility preservation services."

Bans the use of any additive to a public water supply that is not for the explicit purpose of improving water quality.

Removes certain employment restrictions for minors 17 years of age and younger.

Provides statutory authority to implement the $117.5 billion General Appropriations Act passed by the Legislature for FY 2024-25.

Provides statutory authority to implement the $117.5 billion General Appropriations Act passed by the Legislature for FY 2024-25.

Removes references to "climate change" in state law, bans wind farms, protects natural gas appliances, and encourages the use of nuclear power technologies.

Removes references to "climate change" in state law, bans wind farms, protects natural gas appliances, and encourages the use of nuclear power technologies.

Allows an individual with a felony drug trafficking conviction to receive temporary cash and food assistance benefits if they are determined to be a "victim of human trafficking."

Eliminates the public financing of candidates for statewide elected office, contingent upon voter approval of an amendment to repeal the requirement in Article VI, Section 7, of the Florida Constitution.

Expands eligibility for the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship and the Family Empowerment Scholarship for K-12 students, which includes homeschoolers by establishing the Personal Education Program.

Expands eligibility for the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship and the Family Empowerment Scholarship for K-12 students, which includes homeschoolers by establishing the Personal Education Program.

Provides the statutory authority necessary to implement and execute the $112.1 billion budget passed by the Florida Legislature for FY 2022-23.

Provides the statutory authority necessary to implement and execute the $112.1 billion budget passed by the Florida Legislature for FY 2022-23.

Prohibits governmental entities and educational institutions from imposing COVID-19 vaccination mandates for employees and requires private employers to exempt certain employees from vaccination.

Prohibits governmental entities and educational institutions from imposing COVID-19 vaccination mandates for employees and requires private employers to exempt certain employees from vaccination.

Extends funding for the Visit Florida Marketing Corporation, an expensive advertising project funded at extensive taxpayer expense.

Extends funding for the Visit Florida Marketing Corporation, an expensive advertising project funded at extensive taxpayer expense.

Expands right-to-work protections by requiring unions to release a member upon that member's request, in addition to other worker protections.

SB810 prohibits individuals between the ages of 18-21 from purchasing tobacco or vaping products, while additionally banning the sale of most flavored nicotine products.

Expands use of a state vaccine database, mandating healthcare workers report vaccination data to an immunization registry.

Limits the ability of local governments to prohibit vegetable gardens on residential properties.

Exploits the tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to push through a wide-ranging attack on 2nd Amendment rights.

Exploits the tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to push through a wide-ranging attack on 2nd Amendment rights.

Prohibits Florida counties and municipalities from creating red light camera programs.

Requires a work plan agreement for temporary cash assistance and brought public assistance policy in line with federal Trump-era reforms.

Requires the state to provide "clear and convincing evidence" that a self-defense claim is invalid.

Bolsters "stand your ground"-style protections, authorizing the use of deadly force when one is threatened inside a car or residence.

Requires the state to provide "clear and convincing evidence" that a self-defense claim is invalid.