Jul 1, 2015 - SB 192 by Senator Altman, re: Wireless Communications Devices. SB 246 by Senator Sachs, ..... would have:
2015 Florida Report and Voting Record on Legislative Issues
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Table of Contents I. Introduction......................................................................................................................................................................................p. 4 Legend.....................................................................................................................................................................................p. 4 Communication to Legislators on Voting Record Report...............................................................................................p. 5 Sample Email Notice.............................................................................................................................................................p. 6 Bills Selected for Vote Recording by Date of Notice.........................................................................................................p. 6 Florida Senators...................................................................................................................................................................p. 10 Florida Representatives.......................................................................................................................................................p. 11 II. Summaries of Bills Selected for Vote Recording.......................................................................................................................p. 14 Budget....................................................................................................................................................................................p. 14 Health and Supportive Services.........................................................................................................................................p. 15 Consumer Protections.........................................................................................................................................................p. 17 Livable Communities..........................................................................................................................................................p. 20 III. Voting Record Tables...................................................................................................................................................................p. 21 Budget SB 2500A - General Appropriations Act………………………………………………................................p. 21 SB 2502A - Implementing the General Appropriations Act………………………………....….........…...p. 23 SB 2508A - Medicaid………………………………………………………………………........…........….p. 25 SB 2500 - General Appropriations Act………………………………………………….....…............….....p. 27 SB 2502 - Implementing the General Appropriations Act………………………………................….…..p. 29 SB 2512 - Medicaid………………………………………………………………….....................................p. 31 Health and Supportive Services HB 1001 - Assisted Living Facilities……………………………………………………….…...............…..p. 33 SB 382 - Assisted Living Facilities…………………………………………………………...............…......p. 35 SB 7018 - State Ombudsman Program…………………………………………………...…..............….....p. 36 HB 293 - Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program……………………………………...….................…..p. 38 HB 309 - Patient Admission Status Notification……………………………………………......................p. 39 SB 768 - Patient Observation Status Notification…………………………………………..........…...........p. 41 HB 335 - Psychiatric Nurses………………………………………………………………...............….......p. 42 SB 476 - Mental Health……………………………………………………………………...........……......p. 44 SB 532 - Health Care Services........…………………………………………………………..............…....…p. 45 HB 281 - Drug Prescription by Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners & Physician Assistants..........p. 45 SB 614 - Health Care......................................................................................................................................…...p. 46 HB 547 - Scope of Practice of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses & Physicians Assistants...………..p. 46 HB 27A - Drug Prescription by Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners & Physician Assistants….....p. 47 SB 7044 - Health Insurance Affordability Exchange………………………………………...................….p. 47 SB 2A - Health Insurance Affordability Exchange……………………………………….......................…p. 48 SB 478 - Telehealth……………………………………………………………………..................…….….p. 50 HB 545 - Telehealth…………………………………………………………………………...................…p. 50 SB 784 - Health Care………………………………………………………………………....................…..p. 51 SB 606 - Dental Care……………………………………………………………………........................…..p. 52 HB 657 - Dental Care…………………………………………………………….................……..……….p. 53 SB 438 - Palliative Care………………………………………………………................................………..p. 53 Consumer Protections HB 5 - Guardianship Proceedings…………………………………………………......................………...p. 54 SB 318 - Guardianship Proceedings……………………………………………………...............................p. 56 SB 1226 - Guardianship…………………………………………………….....................................………..p. 57 HB 1225 - Guardianship…………………………………………………………............................……….p. 57
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Table of Contents HB 7109 - Florida Public Service Commission…………………………………………..................……..p. 58 SB 288 - Utilities Regulation………………………………………………………………..........................p. 60 SB 230 - Public Utilities……………………………………………………………................…………….p. 60 SB 228 - Online Voter Application………………………………………………………....................……p. 61 SB 7064 - Elections……………………………………………………….........................…………………p. 63 SB 386 - Voter Registration……………………………………………………………........................……p. 63 HB 157 - Fraud………………………………………………………………………............................…...p. 64 SB 390 - Fraud…………………………………………………………………........................……………p. 66 HB 149 - Rights of Grandparents…………………………………………………………..................……p. 67 SB 368 - Rights of Grandparents.........................................………………………..................…………….p. 69 HB 269 - Experimental Treatments for Terminal Conditions…………….....................…………………p. 70 SB 1052 - Experimental Treatments for Terminal Conditions………………......................……………...p. 72 HB 775 - Appointment of an Ad Litem………………………………………...........................…………..p. 73 SB 922 - Appointment of an Ad Litem……………………………………….......................……………...p. 75 HB 165 - Property and Casualty Insurance………………………………...........................………………p. 76 SB 258 - Property and Casualty Insurance…………………………………...............................………….p. 78 HB 453 - Timeshares…………………………………………………………………..................................p. 79 SB 932 - Timeshares………………………………………………….........................................…………...p. 81 SB 2516A - Implementation of the Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment……......p. 82 SB 586 - Implementation of the Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment….......……p. 84 HB 1291 - Implementation of Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment..........………p. 84 SB 102 - Digital Assets……………………………………………………………………….......................p. 85 HB 313 - Digital Assets…………………………………………………………………........................…..p. 85 HB 1081 - Consumer Loans…………………………………………………………...................................p. 86 SB 1400 - Contact Lens Pricing Practices…………………………………………................................…..p. 86 HB 793 - Consumer Protection………………………………………………..............................................p. 87 SB 726 - Consumer Protection………………………………………………………..................…………p. 87 HB 69 - Missing Persons with Special Needs…………………………………………..............………….p. 88 SB 330 - Missing Persons with Special Needs……………………………………………...................……p. 89 SB 652 - Homestead Tax Exemption/Persons 65 or Older…………………………………..............…….p. 89 SB 2512A - Employer Contributions to Fund Retiree Benefits…………………………………................p. 90 SB 7038 - Employer Contributions to Fund Retiree Benefits……………………………..................…….p. 92 Livable Communities
SB 908 - Traffic Safety...……………………………….......................……………………………………..p. 94 HB 231 - Transportation…………………………………………...............................…………………….p. 96 SB 246 - Texting While Driving…………………………………………………............................……….p. 97 SB 192 - Wireless Communications Devices……………………………...................…………………….p. 97 SB 1184 - Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles…………………...............……………….p. 98 SB 1022 - Wireless Communications Devices…………………………........................…………………...p. 98
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Section I. Introduction Prior to the 2015 Legislative Regular Session, AARP Florida advised legislators that it would publish this final report on voting records for bills identified by AARP as having special significance for our members and Florida’s older residents. When a bill was selected for vote recording and was placed on an agenda to be heard, AARP Florida notified legislators by email (see p. 6 for an example). The email stated that AARP would track the bill and report the votes on that bill, or any successor bill through the entire legislative process. AARP also provided updates on the status of the bill to its volunteers and stakeholders through the AARP blog and AARP Twitter accounts. Section I provides the communication to legislators on vote recording and a complete list of all Florida legislators and their parties, districts, and county legislative delegations. Section II provides a summary of all the bills AARP Florida selected for the final voting record report. The summaries identify the pages where readers may review the voting records for each bill. The legend below provides instructions on how to navigate the voting record tables located in Section III. Visit www.aarp.org/flvotingrecord2015 to view the electronic version of this 2015 report. The information and votes in the 2015 AARP Florida voting record reflect Florida Senate and House of Representative roll call votes as of June 29, 2015.
Legend for use with Section III: Florida Legislators
Blue=Democrat Red=Republican
Votes
Y=Favor N=Oppose A=Absent FV=Floor Vote Amend.=Amendment 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading 1st Engrossed=Additional Amendments Final FV=Vote on Third Reading for Final Passage or Failure FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report CS=Committee Substitute Companion=Identical or Similar to the Bill Introduced in the Other Chamber
Bills
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Communication to Legislators on Voting Record Report January 21, 2015
Dear Senator, AARP strongly believes voters should be informed on issues affecting older Floridians. With this in mind, and in response to requests from our members and from Florida legislators sitting on both sides of the aisle, AARP will identify bills of particular interest to AARP’s members and tell them how legislators vote on those bills during each legislative step. AARP will provide legislators notice of the bills selected for this reporting. AARP plans to publish a final voting record report at the conclusion of the 2015 Legislative Session. Included is a link to the voting record report which was published at the conclusion of the 2014 Session: www.aarp.org/flvotingrecord2014. In order to increase understanding of the legislation and lawmakers’ views on bills, AARP will encourage its readers to contact state legislators directly to learn more. Please direct questions or requests for additional information concerning AARP’s voting records initiative to Laura Cantwell (850-570-2110), or Zayne Smith (850-577-5163). AARP’s members and state advocacy staff look forward to engaging legislators and legislative staff through completion of the 2015 Regular Session. AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan social welfare organization with a membership that helps people 50+ and their families have independence, choice and control in ways that are beneficial and affordable to them and society as a whole. AARP does not endorse candidates for public office and it does not make contributions to either political campaigns or candidates. We produce AARP The Magazine, the definitive voice for 50+ Americans and the world’s largest-circulation magazine; AARP Bulletin, the go-to news source for AARP’s millions of members (nearly 3 million in Florida) and Americans 50+; AARP VIVA, the only bilingual U.S. publication dedicated exclusively to the 50+ Hispanic community; and our website, AARP.org. Respectfully,
Jack L. McRay Advocacy Manager AARP Florida
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Sample Email Notice Dear Legislator: This is a notice that AARP will maintain a record of the members’ votes, at every stage of the legislative process, on the following bill:
PCB EUS 15-01 by House Energy & Utilities Subcommittee, re: Public Service Commission
AARP may publish voting records during the course of the Session and will publish a final report of voting records after the Session ends. Please direct questions or requests for additional information concerning AARP’s voting records project or AARP’s positions on these bills to AARP’s advocacy staff: Laura Cantwell (850-5702110) or Zayne Smith (850-577-5163). Jack McRay Advocacy Manager AARP Florida (850) 577-5187
Bills Selected for Vote Recording by Date of Notice
January 21, 2015 HB 5 by Representative Passidomo, re: Guardianship Proceedings February 3, 2015
HB 69 by Representative Porter, re: Missing Persons with Special Needs SB 102 by Senator Hukill, re: Digital Assets HB 149 by Representative Rouson, re: Rights of Grandparents and Great-Grandparents HB 157 by Representative Passidomo, re: Fraud HB 293 by Representative Roberson, re: Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program SPB 7018 by Senate Children, Families and Elder Affairs Committee, re: State Ombudsman Program SB 382 by Senator Sobel, re: Assisted Living Facilities
February 13, 2015 HB 313 by Representative Fant, re: Digital Assets SB 230 by Senator Dean, re: Public Utilities SB 288 by Sentaor Latvala, re: Utilities Regulation SB 390 by Senator Richter, re: Fraud SB 586 by Senator Dean, re: Implementation of the Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment
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February 16, 2015
HB 165 by Representative Santiago, re: Property and Casualty Insurance SB 258 by Senator Brandes, re: Property and Casualty Insurance HB 335 by Representative Plasencia, re: Psychiatric Nurses HB 453 by Representative Eisnaugle, re: Timeshares SB 478 by Senator Bean, re: Telemedicine Services
February 27, 2015
SB 330 by Senator Dean, re: Missing Persons with Special Needs
March 2, 2015
HB 309 by Representative Harrison, re: Patient Admission Status Notification SB 652 by Senator Flores, re: Homestead Tax Exemption/Persons 65 or Older
March 4, 2015
HB 775 by Representative Powell, re: Appointment of a Guardian Ad Litem SB 784 by Senator Gaetz, re: Health Care SB 7038 by Senate Governmental Oversight & Accountability Committee, re: Employer Contributions to Fund Retiree Benefits SB 606 by Senator Gaetz, re: Dental Care
March 10, 2015 SB 318 by Senator Diaz de la Portilla, re: Guardianship Proceedings SB 368 by Senator Abruzzo, re: Rights of Grandparents and Great-Grandparents HB 1001 by Representative Ahern, re: Assisted Living Facilities HB 1291 by Representative Boyd, re: Implementation of the Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Admendment SB 932 by Senator Stargel, re: Timeshares SB 768 by Senator Gaetz, re: Patient Observation Status Notification HB 231 by Representatives Passidomo & Fitzenhagen, re: Transportation SPB 7044 by Senate Health Policy Committee, re: Health Insurance Affordability Exchange March 11, 2015
SB 1226 by Senator Detert, re: Guardianship HB 545 by Representatives Cummings & Jones (M), re: Telehealth
March 16, 2015
PCB EUS 15-01 by House Energy & Utilities Subcommittee, re: Public Service Commission
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March 17, 2015
HB 1225 by Representative Ahern, re: Guardianship SB 1052 by Senator Brandes, re: Florida Right to Try Act SB 614 by Senator Grimsley, re: Drug Prescription by Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants SB 228 by Senator Clemens, re: Online Voter Application SB 386 by Senator Gibson, re: Voter Registration HB 547 by Representative Pigman, re: Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
March 23, 2015
SB 476 by Senator Grimsley, re: Florida Mental Health Act SB 1400 by Senator Lee, re: Contact Lens Pricing Practices SPB 2500 by Senate Appropriations Committee, re: Appropriations SPB 2502 by Senate Appropriations Committee, re: Implementing the General Appropriations Act SPB 2512 by Senate Appropriations Committee, re: Medicaid PCB APC 15-01 by House Appropriations Committee, re: General Appropriations Act PCB APC 15-02 by House Appropriations Committee, re: Implementing the 2015-2016 General Appropriations Act HB 5101 by House Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee & Representative Hudson, re: Medicaid HB 1067 by Representative Santiago, re: Punitive Damages HB 793 by Representative Stark, re: Consumer Protection SB 922 by Senator Latvala, re: Appointment of an Ad Litem SB 908 by Senator Altman, re: Transportation
March 24, 2015
HB 269 by Representative Pilon, re: Experimental Treatments for Terminal Conditions SB 726 by Senator Ring, re: Consumer Protection HB 657 by Representative Cummings, re: Dental Care HB 1081 by Representative Burton, re: Consumer Loans
March 25, 2015
HB 281 by Representative Pigman, re: Prescription Medication
March 31, 2015
SB 532 by Senator Grimsley, re: Ordering of Medication SB 192 by Senator Altman, re: Wireless Communications Devices SB 246 by Senator Sachs, re: Texting While Driving
April 7, 2015
SB 438 by Senator Sobel, re: Palliative Care
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SB 1022 by Senator Gibson, re: Wireless Communications Devices PCB SAC 15-03 by House State Affairs Committee, re: Online Voter Registration
June 1, 2015
HB 1-A by Representative Corcoran, re: General Appropriations Act SB 2500-A by Senator Lee, re: Appropriations HB 3-A by Representative Corcoran, re: Implementing the 2015-2016 General Appropriations Act SB 2502-A by Senator Lee, re: Implementing the General Appropriations Act HB 9-A by Representative Hudson, re: Medicaid SB 2508-A by Senator Lee, re: Medicaid SB 2-A by Senator Bean, re: Health Insurance Affordability Exchange HB 5-A by Representative Corcoran, re: State-Administered Retirement Systems SB 2512-A by Senator Lee, re: Employer Contributions to Fund Retiree Benefits HB 15-A by Representative Boyd, re: Implementation of Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment SB 2516-A by Senator Lee, re: Implementation of the Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment HB 27-A by Representative Pigman, re: Drug Prescription by Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners & Physician Assistants
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Florida Senators Blue=Democrat Red=Republican
Name
District
Local Delegations
Abruzzo, Joseph
25
Palm Beach
Altman, Thad
16
Brevard, Indian River
Bean, Aaron
4
Duval, Nassau
Benacquisto, Lizbeth
30
Charlotte, Lee
Bradley, Rob
7
Alachua, Bradford, Clay
Brandes, Jeff
22
Hillsborough, Pinellas
Braynon, II, Oscar
36
Broward, Miami-Dade
Bullard, Dwight
39
Collier, Hendry, Miami-Dade, Monroe
Clemens, Jeff
27
Palm Beach
Dean, Sr., Charles S.
5
Baker, Citrus, Colombia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Lafayette, Levy, Marion, Suwannee, Union
Detert, Nancy C.
28
Charlotte, Sarasota
Diaz de la Portilla, Miguel
40
Miami-Dade
Evers, Greg
2
Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa
Flores, Anitere
37
Miami-Dade
Gaetz, Don
1
Bay, Holmes, Jackson, Okaloosa, Walton, Washington
Galvano, Bill
26
Charlotte, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Highlands, Hillsborough, Manatee
Garcia, René
38
Miami-Dade
Gardiner, Andy
13
Brevard, Orange
Gibson, Audrey
9
Duval
Grimsley, Denise
21
Highlands, Martin, Okeechobee, Osceola, Polk, St. Lucie
Hays, Alan
11
Lake, Marion, Orange, Sumter
Hukill, Dorothy L.
8
Lake, Marion, Volusia
*Hutson, Travis
6
Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns, Volusia
Joyner, Arthenia L.
19
Hillsborough, Manatee, Pinellas
Latvala, Jack
20
Pinellas
Lee, Tom
24
Hillsborough
Legg, John
17
Hillsborough, Pasco
Margolis, Gwen
35
Miami-Dade
Montford, Bill
3
Calhoun, Franklin, Gadsden, Gulf, Hamilton, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Taylor, Wakulla
Negron, Joe
32
Indian River, Martin, Palm Beach, St. Lucie
Richter, Garrett
23
Collier, Lee
Ring, Jeremy
29
Broward
Sachs, Maria Lorts
34
Broward, Palm Beach
Simmons, David
10
Seminole, Volusia
Simpson, Wilton
18
Hernando, Pasco, Sumter
Smith, Christopher L.
31
Broward
Sobel, Eleanor
33
Broward
Soto, Darren
14
Orange, Osceola, Polk
Stargel, Kelli
15
Orange, Osceola, Polk
Thompson, Geraldine F.
12
Orange
(1 of 1) *Note: Rep. Travis Hutson was elected as a Senator (District 6), effective 4/7/15.
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Florida Representatives Blue=Democrat Red=Republican
Name
District
Local Delegations
Adkins, Janet H.
11
Duval, Nassau
Ahern, Larry
66
Pinellas
Albritton, Ben
56
DeSoto, Hardee, Polk
Antone, Bruce
46
Orange
Artiles, Frank
118
Miami-Dade
Avila, Bryan
111
Miami-Dade
Baxley, Dennis K.
23
Marion
Berman, Lori
90
Palm Beach
Beshears, Halsey
7
Calhoun, Franklin, Gulf, Jefferson, Lafayette, Liberty, Madison, Taylor, Wakulla, Leon
Bileca, Michael
115
Miami-Dade
Boyd, Jim
71
Manatee, Sarasota
Bracy, Randolph
45
Orange
Brodeur, Jason T.
28
Seminole
Broxson, Doug
3
Okaloosa, Santa Rosa
Burgess, Jr., Daniel Wright
38
Pasco
Burton, Colleen
40
Polk
Caldwell, Matt
79
Lee
Campbell, Daphne D.
108
Miami-Dade
Clarke-Reed, Gwyndolen
92
Broward
Combee, Neil
39
Osceola, Polk
Corcoran, Richard
37
Pasco
Cortes, John
43
Osceola
Cortes, Robert (B.)
30
Orange, Seminole
Costello, Fred
25
Volusia
Crisafulli, Steve
51
Brevard
Cruz, Janet
62
Hillsborough
Cummings, W. Travis
18
Clay
Diaz, Jose Felix
116
Miami-Dade
Diaz, Jr., Manny
103
Broward, Miami-Dade
Drake, Brad
5
Holmes, Jackson, Walton, Washington, Bay
DuBose, Bobby B.
94
Broward
Dudley, Dwight
68
Pinellas
Eagle, Dane
77
Lee
Edwards, Katie A.
98
Broward
Eisnaugle, Eric
44
Orange
Fant, Jay
15
Duval
Fitzenhagen, Heather
78
Lee
Fresen, Erik
114
Miami-Dade
Fullwood, Reggie
13
Duval
Gaetz, Matt
4
Okaloosa
Geller, Joseph
100
Broward, Miami-Dade
(1 of 3)
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Florida Representatives Blue=Democrat Red=Republican
Name
District
Local Delegations
Gonzalez, Julio
74
Sarasota
Goodson, Tom
50
Brevard, Orange
Grant, James W.
64
Hillsborough, Pinellas
Hager, Bill
89
Palm Beach
Harrell, Gayle B.
83
Martin, St. Lucie
Harrison, Shawn
63
Hillsborough
Hill, Walter Bryan
2
Escambia, Santa Rosa
Hudson, Matt
80
Hendry, Collier
*Hutson, Travis
24
Flagler, St. Johns, Volusia
Ingoglia, Blaise
35
Hernando
Ingram, Clay
1
Escambia
Jacobs, Kristin Diane
96
Broward
Jenne, Evan
99
Broward
Jones, Mia L.
14
Duval
Jones, Shevrin D.
101
Broward
Kerner, Dave
87
Palm Beach
La Rosa, Mike
42
Osceola, Polk
Latvala, Chris
67
Pinellas
Lee, Jr., Larry
84
St. Lucie
Magar, MaryLynn
82
Martin, Palm Beach
Mayfield, Debbie
54
Indian River, St. Lucie
McBurney, Charles
16
Duval
McGhee, Kionne L.
117
Miami-Dade
Metz, Larry
32
Lake
Miller, Mike
47
Orange
Moraitis, Jr., George R.
93
Broward
Moskowitz, Jared Evan
97
Broward
Murphy, Amanda
36
Pasco
Narain, Edwin
61
Hillsborough
Nuñez, Jeanette M.
119
Miami-Dade
Oliva, José R.
110
Miami-Dade
O'Toole, H. Marlene
33
Sumter, Lake, Marion
Pafford, Mark S.
86
Palm Beach
Passidomo, Kathleen C.
106
Collier
Perry, W. Keith
21
Dixie, Gilchrist, Alachua
Peters, Kathleen M.
69
Pinellas
Pigman, Cary
55
Glades, Highlands, Okeechobee, St. Lucie
Pilon, Ray
72
Sarasota
Plakon, Scott
29
Seminole
Plasencia, Rene
49
Orange
Porter, Elizabeth W.
10
Baker, Columbia, Hamilton, Suwannee, Alachua
(2 of 3) *Notes: Rep. James W. Grant (District 64) was elected 4/22/15. Rep. Travis Hutson (District 24) resigned from the Florida House, effective 4/6/15.
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Florida Representatives Blue=Democrat Red=Republican
Name
District
Local Delegations
Powell, Bobby
88
Palm Beach
Pritchett, Sharon
102
Broward, Miami-Dade
Raburn, Jake
57
Hillsborough
Rader, Kevin
81
Palm Beach
Raschein, Holly
120
Monroe, Miami-Dade
Raulerson, Daniel D.
58
Hillsborough
Ray, Lake
12
Duval
Rehwinkel Vasilinda, Michelle
9
Leon
*Renner, Paul
24
Flagler, St. Johns, Volusia
*Renuart, Ronald
17
St. Johns
Richardson, David
113
Miami-Dade
Roberson, Kenneth L.
75
Charlotte
Rodrigues, Ray Wesley
76
Lee
Rodríguez, José Javier
112
Miami-Dade
Rogers, Hazelle P.
95
Broward
Rooney, Jr., Patrick Joseph
85
Palm Beach
Rouson, Darryl Ervin
70
Hillsborough, Manatee, Pinellas, Sarasota
Santiago, David
27
Volusia
Slosberg, Irving
91
Palm Beach
Smith, Jimmie T.
34
Citrus, Hernando
Spano, Ross
59
Hillsborough
Sprowls, Chris
65
Pinellas
Stafford, Cynthia A.
109
Miami-Dade
Stark, Richard
104
Broward
Steube, W. Gregory
73
Manatee, Sarasota
*Stevenson, Cyndi
17
St. Johns
Stone, Charlie
22
Levy, Marion
Sullivan, Jennifer
31
Lake, Orange
Taylor, Dwayne L.
26
Volusia
Tobia, John
53
Brevard
Torres, Jr., Victor Manuel
48
Orange
Trujillo, Carlos
105
Broward, Collier, Miami-Dade
Trumbull, Jay
6
Bay
Van Zant, Charles E.
19
Bradford, Putnam, Union, Clay
Watson, Barbara
107
Miami-Dade
Watson, Jr., Clovis
20
Alachua, Marion
Williams, Alan B.
8
Gadsden, Leon
Wood, John
41
Polk
Workman, Ritch
52
Brevard
Young, Dana D.
60
Hillsborough
(3 of 3) *Notes: Rep. Paul Renner (District 24) was elected 4/7/15. Rep. Ronald Renuart (District 17) resigned, effective 4/6/15; Rep. Cyndi Stevenson was elected 4/7/15.
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Section II. Summaries of Bills Selected for Vote Recording
Budget General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2015-2016: Failure of the two Chambers to agree on the 2015-2016 state budget during the Regular Session forced Special Session 2015A. The legislation was refiled as SB 2500A General Appropriations Act 2015 by Senator Lee; SB 2502A Implementing 2015-2016 General Appropriations Act by Senator Lee; SB 2508A Medicaid by Senator Lee; SB 2516A Implementation of the Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment by Senator Lee, PASSED. The bills are now Chapter No. 2015-232/Chapter No. 2015-222/ Chapter No. 2015-225/Chapter No. 2015-229, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. The companion bills were HB 1A General Appropriations Act by Representative Corcoran; HB 3A Implementing the 2015-2016 General Appropriations Act by Representative Corcoran; HB 9A Medicaid by Representative Hudson; and HB 15A Implementation of Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment by Representative Boyd. The Florida Legislature passed a $78.6 billion budget for Florida’s Fiscal Year 2015-2016. SB 2500 General Appropriations Act 2015 by Senate Appropriations Committee; SB 2502 Implementing 20152016 General Appropriations Act by Senate Appropriations Committee; and SB 2512 Medicaid by Senate Appropriations Committee, FAILED. The companion bills were HB 5001 General Appropriations Act by House Appropriations Committee; HB 5003 Implementing the 2015-2016 General Appropriations Act by House Appropriations Committee; and HB 5101 Medicaid by Representative Hudson. Some impacts from the appropriations act include: •
Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long Term Care (SMMC LTC): The program is designed to provide home-andcommunity-based services to indigent Medicaid recipients requiring nursing facility level of care and who are 65 years of age or older or who are age 18 or older and disabled. The budget allocates an increase of $3,240,655 to serve (with home-and-communitybased services) approximately 212 wait-listed seniors.
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Assistive Care Services (ACS): The budget maintains FY 2014-15 funding rate of $13,435,904. ACS is a Medicaid-based, state administered program that provides care for eligible low-income residents residing in a qualified assisted living facility or adult family-care home. These
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services are for residents who demonstrate functional limitations. ACS includes, but is not limited to, assistance with activities of daily living, medication administration, and health support. •
Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE): PACE provides home-and-community-based services for individuals who would otherwise qualify for Medicaid nursing home placement. The budget provides an increase of $3,024,239 in funding to serve approximately 156 additional individuals (slots) in Palm Beach County and an increase of $975,570 to serve approximately 50 additional individuals in Pinellas County. The Governor vetoed the funding for Pinellas County.
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Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative (ADI): Alzheimer’s respite care services will receive an increase of $1,700,000 in General Revenue funding to serve approximately 167 wait-listed individuals. Also, $650,000 of funding for ADI will go towards the following projects: Alzheimer’s Project, Inc. and Alzheimer’s Community Care Association.
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Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs): The budget maintains FY 2014-15 funding of $1,300,000 in nonrecurring funds. These funds will go to the 11 ADRCs, which assist older adults with information, program eligibility, and intake and assessment under the Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long Term Care program.
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Community Care for the Elderly (CCE): The budget provides Community Care for the Elderly (CCE), a non-Medicaid program, an increase of $2,000,000 General Revenue funding to serve approximately 300 more individuals. However, there is a waitlist for the program numbering in the thousands. CCE provides home-and-community-based services (HCBS) to seniors aged 60+ who may be at risk of nursing home placement. CCE provides services such as adult day care, case management, home delivered meals, and home nursing.
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Senior Legal Hotline: The budget includes an increase of $250,000 from General Revenue to operate a statewide senior legal helpline.
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Public Guardianship: The budget maintains the FY 2014-15 funding rate of $3,000,000 from General Revenue to operate the statewide Public Guardianship program. This resource may also fund local public guardianship offices. The budget also maintained FY 2014-15 funding of $750,000 nonrecurring funds to Lutheran Services Florida, which would have provided guardianship services to the indigent statewide. The Governor vetoed the funding for Lutheran Services Florida.
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Affordable Housing: The budget appropriates $175,000,000, including $70,000,000 to fund construction or rehabilitation of rental units for older adults, the homeless, and persons with developmental disabilities through the State Apartment Incentive Loan (SAIL) program. The budget also includes $105,000,000 for the State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) program. SHIP must use a minimum of 20 percent of the funds to serve persons with special needs. SHIP provides funds to local governments to incentivize partnerships that produce and preserve affordable homeownership and multifamily housing. SHIP may use funds for emergency repairs, new construction and rehabilitations. See Voting Record for SB 2500A p.21; SB 2502A p.23; SB 2508A p.25; 2516A p.82
Health and Supportive Services Assisted Living Facilities (ALFs): CS/CS/HB 1001, by Representative Ahern, PASSED. The companion bill was CS/CS/SB 382 by Senator Sobel. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-126, Laws of Florida, effective on July 1, 2015. AARP supported the legislation. In 2011, the Miami Herald published an expose, “Neglected to Death”, highlighting abuses occurring in ALFs and shortcomings in the state regulatory response to such cases. In response to this expose, Senator Sobel championed legislation for 4+ years. However, the legislative Chambers were unable to come to agreement on a hybrid bill until this legislative session. The legislation: • Establishes heightened consumer protections for those in ALFs; strengthens the enforcement of current regulations; mandates additional training for ALF staff; requires additional inspections for facilities cited for significant violations; and requires the Agency for Health Care Administration to add certain content to its website to help consumers select an ALF; etc. See Voting Record for CS/CS/HB 1001 p.33; CS/CS/SB 382 p.35
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State Ombudsman Program: CS/SB 7018, by Senator Sobel, PASSED. The companion bill was CS/CS/HB 293 by Representative Roberson. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-31, Laws of Florida, effective on July 1, 2015. AARP supported the legislation. The legislation: • Restructures the State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, regulated by the Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA), and conforms that program to requirements in the federal Older Americans Act. • Requires a Long-Term Care Ombudsman to be state certified, clarifies that an owner or provider of a longterm care facility can’t be an ombudsman and requires background screening for an ombudsman. • Provides and clarifies procedures for complaint reports/resolutions and establishes a notification process in the event of imminent danger to the health, safety, welfare or rights of a facility’s residents. • Establishes state districts, which may have one or more local councils. AARP drove the successful amendatory effort to require at least quarterly public meetings by each state district. See Voting Record for CS/SB 7018 p.36; CS/CS/HB 293 p.38 Patient Admission Status Notification: CS/HB 309, by Representative Harrison, PASSED. The companion bill was CS/SB 786 by Senator Gaetz. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-109, Laws of Florida, effective on July 1, 2015. AARP supported the legislation. Patients on "observation status" may stay in a hospital for a period of time and receive care that may be indistinguishable to them from inpatient care. However, Medicare requires a three-day "inpatient" hospital stay, rather than a stay on "observation status," as a precondition for Medicare coverage of post-discharge rehabilitation services, particularly for skilled nursing facility (SNF) services. Time spent in observation status does not count toward that three-day stay requirement and, prior to this legislation, patients and nursing homes were left in doubt as to the applicability of Medicare rehabilitation coverage. The legislation: • Requires hospitals to notify patients in their discharge papers if the hospitalization was classified as an observation stay or as an inpatient admission. As a result, nursing homes and Medicare patients will have notice about who will be responsible for rehabilitation care at the outset of rehab services. See Voting Record for CS/HB 309 p.39; CS/SB 786 p.41
Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners: CS/CS/HB 335 by Representative Plasencia, PASSED. The companion bill was CS/SB 476 by Senator Grimsley. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-111, Laws of Florida, effective on July 1, 2015. AARP supported the legislation. The legislation: • Expands the “scope of practice” for psychiatric advanced registered nurse practitioners (ARNP). • Revises the definition of “psychiatric nurse” and authorizes a psychiatric nurse to examine a psychiatric patient, to admit the patient to a receiving facility and to approve the patient’s discharge, provided the nurse operates under a physician’s protocol. See Voting Record for CS/CS/HB 335 p.42; CS/SB 476 p.44 CS/CS/CS/SB 532, by Senator Grimsley, FAILED. AARP supported the legislation. The legislation would have: • Authorized ARNPs, under the framework of established protocols with physicians, to order any medication for administration to a patient in a hospital, ambulatory surgical center, or mobile surgical facility. • Provided authority for a supervisory physician to authorize a physician assistant (PA) or an ARNP to order controlled substances for administration to a patient in a hospital, ambulatory surgical center, or mobile surgical facility. See Voting Record for CS/CS/CS/SB 532 p.45 CS/CS/HB 281 by Representative Pigman, FAILED. The companion bill was CS/CS/CS/SB 614 by Senator Grimsley. AARP supported this legislation. The legislation would have: • Authorized PAs and ARNPs to prescribe controlled substances under current supervisory standards for PAs and protocols for ARNPs. • Prohibited PAs and ARNPs from prescribing controlled substances in pain-management clinics. See Voting Record for CS/CS/HB 281 p.45; CS/CS/CS/ SB 614 p.46
as CS/CS/SB 2A by Senator Bean and FAILED. AARP monitored the legislation. Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), States have an option to expand Medicaid coverage benefits to nonelderly adults with incomes below 138 percent of the federal poverty level (FPL). This legislation would have: • Authorized the Agency for Health Care Administration to seek federal approval to implement the Florida Health Insurance Affordability Exchange Program (FHIX). • Drawn down federal match dollars from PPACA to extend access to healthcare insurance coverage to approximately 800,000 low-income, working Floridians through a private option plan. • Required enrollees to provide proof of employment, on-the-job training, job placement activities, or pursuit of education opportunities. An exemption would have applied to individuals who are disabled or who are caregivers of persons with disabilities. • Prohibited AHCA from implementing a federal waiver substantially different from the provisions of the state statute. • Charged participants for inappropriate use of emergency room visits, assessed mandatory monthly premiums based on their modified gross income, and suspended participants’ coverage for a minimum of 6-months if full premium payments were not received after a 30-day grace period. See Voting Record for CS/SB 7044 p.47; CS/CS/SB 2A p.48 Telehealth: CS/SB 478 by Senator Bean and Senator Joyner, FAILED. The companion bill was CS/HB 545 by Representative Cummings and Representative Jones. AARP supported this legislation. The legislation would have: • Defined telehealth services and providers; established standards of care, and provided a regulatory framework. See Voting Record for CS/HB 545 p.50; CS/SB 478 p.50
CS/HB 547 by Representative Pigman, FAILED. The legislation was refiled during Special Session 2015A as HB 27A by Representative Pigman and FAILED. AARP monitored this legislation. The legislation would have: • Allowed ARNPs registered with the Board of Nursing to practice advanced or specialized nursing without physician supervision or without physician protocol. See Voting Record for CS/HB 547 p.46; HB 27A p.47
Health Care: CS/SB 784 by Senator Gaetz, FAILED. The companion bill, HB 863, by Representative Harrison, never had a committee hearing. AARP supported this legislation. The legislation would have: • Created the “Right Medicine, Right Time Act” and established the Clinical Practices Review Commission within the Department of Health to review prior authorization, step therapy, and other protocols submitted by health plans to determine if the limitations were supported by sufficient clinical
Florida Health Insurance Affordability Exchange Program: CS/SB 7044 by Senate Health Policy, FAILED. The legislation was refiled during Special Session 2015A Session
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evidence. • Required a Medicaid managed care plan that establishes a prescribed drug formulary or preferred drug list to provide a broad range of therapeutic options for the treatment of diseases. • Provided greater transparency for consumers regarding participating providers and coverage limitations. See Voting Record for CS/SB 784 p.51
Attorney Act that allows family caregivers (specifically an individual’s parent, spouse, child or grandchild) to continue to legally serve as agents under powers-ofattorney, unless suspended or unless terminated by courts. • Gives an alleged incapacitated person and his or her attorney at least 24-hours advance notice of a hearing to appoint an emergency temporary guardian. • Requires courts to explain why a particular guardian is chosen for a ward if the court does not use a rotation system to select guardians. • Allows family members of a ward to petition a court for a hearing if a guardian denies visitation between the ward and the ward’s family. See Voting Record for CS/CS/CS/HB 5 p.54; CS/CS/SB 318 p.56
Dental Care: CS/CS/SB 606 by Senator Gaetz, FAILED. The companion bill was CS/HB 657 by Representative Cummings. AARP supported this legislation. The legislation would have: • Created joint state and local dental care access accounts to incentivize Florida-licensed dentists to serve underinsured or uninsured patients in areas of the state where there are shortages of dental health professionals. See Voting Record for CS/CS/SB 606 p.52; CS/HB 657 p.53 Palliative Care: SB 438 by Senator Sobel, FAILED. The companion bill, HB 511, by Representative Plasencia, never had a committee hearing. AARP supported this legislation. The legislation would have: • Established the Palliative Care Consumer and Professional Information and Education Program within the Department of Health (DOH). • Directed the DOH to include palliative care information and links on its website. • Created an 11 member Florida Palliative Care and Quality of Life Interdisciplinary Task Force within DOH to consult with and advise the DOH on matters relating to the establishment, maintenance, operation, and outcome evaluation of palliative care initiatives in the state. See Voting Record for SB 438 p.53
Consumer Protections Guardianship Proceedings: CS/CS/CS/HB 5, by Representatives Passidomo and Rodriguez, J., PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-83, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. The companion bill was CS/CS/SB 318, by Senator Diaz de la Portilla. AARP supported this legislation. In December 2014, the “Sarasota Herald-Tribune” ran a special series "The Kindness of Strangers: Inside Elder Guardianship in Florida," which prompted a number of bills re: the Guardianship system. This legislation: • Implements a provision of the Uniform Power of
CS/SB 1226, by Senator Detert, FAILED. The companion bill was CS/HB 1225, by Representative Ahern. AARP monitored this legislation. The legislation would have: • Established regulation and supervision of professional guardians by the Department of Elder Affairs. See Voting Record for CS/SB 1226 p.57; CS/HB 1225 p.57 Public Service Commission/Public Utilities: CS/HB 7109, by the House Energy & Utilities Subcommittee, PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-129, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. The companion bill was CS/CS/CS/SB 288, by Senator Latvala, J. HB 219 by Representative Peters, was the companion bill to CS/CS/CS/ SB 288. AARP supported this legislation. • This legislation limits future PSC members to three consecutive four-year terms; requires annual ethics training for commissioners; requires utilities to notify customers of the best available rates and prevents utilities from using extended billing cycles to increase rates. • A new financing mechanism, referred to as securitization, will allow Duke to cut interest costs on plant decommissioning from the current 7% to 2.6%, saving customers about $600 million. See Voting Record for CS/HB 7109 p.58; CS/CS/CS/SB 288 p.60 SB 230, by Senator Dean, FAILED. The companion bill, HB 81, by Representative Dudley, never had a committee hearing. AARP supported this legislation. The legislation would have: • Required any proposed change in a public utility’s billing cycle to be approved by the Florida Public Service Commission. • Prohibited the extension of a billing cycle beyond a specified period.
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Prohibited a public utility from charging a consumer or user a higher rate under certain circumstances. See Voting Record for SB 230 p.60 Online Voter Application: CS/CS/SB 228, by Senator Clemens, PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-36, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. The companion bill, HB 7143, by House State Affairs Committee, never had a vote. AARP supported this legislation. • This legislation directs the Division of Elections to develop an operational, secure website and online voter registration system by October 1, 2017. • The legislation was amended onto SB 7064, Elections, by Ethics and Elections. See Voting Record for CS/CS/SB 228 p.61; SB 7064 p.63 SB 386, by Senator Gibson, FAILED. The companion bill, HB 315, by Representative Clarke-Reed, never had a committee hearing. AARP supported this legislation. The legislation would have: • Required supervisors of elections to make available electronic systems for voter notification of in-state residence changes. See Voting Record for SB 386 p.63 Fraud: CS/CS/CS/HB 157, by Representative Passidomo, PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-166, Laws of Florida, effective October 1, 2015. The companion bill was CS/CS/CS/SB 390, by Senator Richter. AARP supported this legislation. • This legislation provides individuals and businesses greater protections against identity theft, enables individuals to more easily identify when identity theft has occurred and removes barriers to restoring their identities and credit. • This legislation provides additional forms of restitution to victims. See Voting Record for CS/CS/CS/HB 157 p.64; CS/CS/ CS/SB 390 p.66 Rights of Grandparents: CS/CS/HB 149, by Representative Rouson, PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-134, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. The companion bill was CS/SB 368, by Senator Abruzzo. AARP supported this legislation. • This legislation allows a grandparent or greatgrandparent of a minor child whose parents are deceased, missing, or in a persistent vegetative state to petition the court for visitation. • A grandparent or great-grandparent may also petition for visitation if there are two parents, one of whom is
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deceased, missing, or in a persistent vegetative state and the other has been convicted of a felony or certain violent crimes. See Voting Record for CS/CS/HB 149 p.67; CS/SB 368 p.69 Florida Right to Try Act / Experimental Treatments for Terminal Conditions: CS/CS/HB 269, by Representative Pilon, PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-107, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. The companion bill was CS/CS/SB 1052, by Senator Brandes. AARP supported this legislation. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has regulatory authority over what drugs are marketed and sold within the United States. Investigational or experimental drugs are new drugs which have not been approved by the FDA, but are being tested for safety and effectiveness. • This legislation creates the “Right to Try Act,” which establishes the framework under which an eligible terminally ill patient may gain access, after phase one clinical trials, to investigational drugs, biological products, and devices from the manufacturer. • Requires certain information and attestations in a written informed consent document, which must be signed by the patient or the patient's parent, guardian, or health care surrogate and which must be provided to the manufacturer. See Voting Record for CS/CS/HB 269 p.70; CS/CS/SB 1052 p.72 Appointment of an Ad Litem: CS/CS/CS/HB 775, by Representative Powell, PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-95, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. The companion bill was CS/SB 922, by Senator Latvala, J. AARP supported this legislation. • This legislation permits a civil court to appoint a guardian ad litem, attorney ad litem, or administrator ad litem to represent certain persons whose identities are unknown or who cannot be located. • The ad litem has the responsibility to ensure that the absent party's due process rights are considered by the court. See Voting Record for CS/CS/CS/HB 775 p.73; CS/ SB 922 p.75 Property and Casualty Insurance: CS/CS/CS/HB 165, by Representative Santiago PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-134, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. The companion bill was CS/CS/SB 258, by Senator Brandes. AARP monitored this legislation. • This legislation establishes a uniform 120-day advance written notice requirement for nonrenewal,
cancellation, or termination of personal and commercial lines residential property insurance policies. • Provides that an insurer has to notify a policyholder of the right to participate in a neutral evaluation of a sinkhole claim for the damaged property if the sinkhole claim is submitted within the statute of limitations period, which is two years after the policy holder knew or reasonably should have known about the sinkhole loss. • Creates exemptions to preinsurance inspection requirements for private passenger automobiles. See Voting Record for CS/CS/CS/HB 165 p.76; CS/CS/ SB 258 p.78
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Modifies the distribution of doc stamps to satisfy the funding requirements of Amendment 1. AARP supported an amendment that protects funding allocated for affordable housing. That amendment was adopted. See Voting Record for SB 2516A p.82; CS/CS/SB 586 p.84; HB 1291 p.84
Timeshares: CS/CS/HB 453, by Representative Eisnaugle, PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-143, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. The companion bill was CS/SB 932, by Senator Stargel. AARP monitored this legislation. The legislation makes the following changes to the Florida Vacation Plan and Timesharing Act: • Revises the definitions for nonspecific and specific multisite timeshare plans and specifies disclosures and other requirements for amendments to timeshare instruments in regards to component sites. • Requires the disclosure of lease terms in timeshare trusts. • If the term of a timeshare plan is extended, requires all rights, privileges, duties, and obligations created under applicable law or the timeshare instrument to continue in full force. • Establishes that termination of a timeshare plan takes effect immediately. See Voting Record for CS/CS/HB 453 p.79; CS/SB 932 p.81 Affordable Housing: CS/CS/SB 586, by Senator Dean, FAILED. The legislation was merged into the general appropriations act. The companion bill was HB 1291, by Representative Boyd. The legislation was refiled during Special Session 2015A as SB 2516A by Senator Lee and HB 15A by Representative Boyd, PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-229, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. AARP supported the legislation. In 2014, Florida voters approved the Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment (Amendment 1) that requires 33 percent of net revenues derived from the existing excise tax on documents (doc stamps) be allocated to the Land Acquisition Trust Fund (LATF) for the next 20 years. Affordable Housing Trust Funds come from receipts from document stamps. The legislation:
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Digital Assets: CS/CS/SB 102, by Senator Hukill, FAILED. The companion bill was CS/HB 313, by Representative Fant. AARP monitored this legislation. The legislation would have: • Created the “Florida Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act.” This legislation would have authorized a fiduciary to have access to a protected interest’s specified digital assets, including photographs, writings, emails, online accounts and cloud service contents. The fiduciary would have had a duty to comply with the account-holder’s instructions. • Established that legally-appointed fiduciaries would have access to digital assets and tangible assets. See Voting Record for CS/CS/SB 102 p.85; CS/HB 313 p.85 Consumer Loans: HB 1081, by Representative Burton, FAILED. The companion bill, SB 1012, by Senator Richter, never had a committee hearing. AARP opposed this legislation. The legislation would have: • Created a new consumer installment loan with principal amounts ranging between $300 and $2,000 and terms of 6 - 24 months. The annual percentage rate (APR) on these new alternative consumer installment loans would have been generally higher than consumer finance loans under current law. See Voting Record for HB 1081 p.86 Contact Lens Pricing Practices: SB 1400, by Senator Lee (T), FAILED. The companion bill, HB 1119, by Representative Eisnaugle, never had a committee hearing. AARP supported this legislation. The legislation would have: • Prohibited manufacturers of contact lenses from instituting unilateral pricing policies (UPP). UPPs are restrictions placed on retailers by manufacturers requiring retailers to sell at or above the manufacturers’ pre-determined minimum price for a product. See Voting Record for SB 1400 p.86
Consumer Protection: HB 793, by Representative Stark, FAILED. The companion bill was CS/CS/SB 726, by Senator Ring. AARP supported this legislation. The legislation would have: • Required a retail sales establishment to grant a refund, within three days after the date of purchase for goods costing more than $1,000 if returned by a consumer who had been adjudicated incapacitated or who had documentation from a physician of a medical condition that caused the consumer to lack sufficient understanding or capacity to make the purchase. See Voting Record for HB 793 p.87; CS/CS/SB 726 p.87 Missing Persons with Special Needs: CS/CS/CS/HB 69, by Representative Porter, FAILED. The companion bill was CS/CS/SB 330, by Senator Dean. AARP supported this legislation. The legislation would have: • Created the “Project Leo” pilot program in Baker, Columbia, Hamilton, and Suwanee Counties to put personal location devices on persons with special needs to assist with tracking in case of elopement. See Voting Record for CS/CS/CS/HB 69 p.88; CS/CS/SB 330 p.89 Homestead Tax Exemption/Persons 65 or Older: SB 652, by Senator Flores, FAILED. The companion bill, HB 375, by Representative Avila, never had a committee hearing. AARP monitored this legislation. The legislation would have: • Clarified the timeframe to determine the just value of real estate under one of two additional homestead tax exemptions applicable to certain low-income senior citizens. See Voting Record for SB 652 p.89 Employer Contributions to Fund Retiree Benefits: SB 7038, by Governmental Oversight and Accountability, FAILED. The companion bill was HB 5005, by the House Appropriations Committee. The legislation was refiled during Special Session 2015A as SB 2512A by Senator Lee, PASSED. The legislation is now Chapter No. 2015-227, Laws of Florida, effective July 1, 2015. The companion bill was HB 5A by Representative Corcoran. AARP monitored this legislation. The legislation: • Establishes employer contribution rates in Florida Retirement System (FRS). • Increases the contributions paid by employers participating in the retiree health insurance subsidy program. See Voting Record for SB 2512A p.90; SB 7038 p.92
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Punitive Damages: HB 1067, by Representative Santiago, FAILED. There is no voting record for this bill because at its only hearing, the committee Temporarily Postponed it. The companion bill, SB 978, by Senator Richter, never had a committee hearing. AARP opposed this legislation. The legislation would have: • On its date of implementation, capped punitive damages applicable to any case in which a judgment had not been entered.
Livable Communities Traffic Safety: CS/CS/SB 908, by Senator Altman, FAILED. The companion bill was CS/CS/CS/HB 231 by Representative Passidomo. AARP supported the legislation. The legislation would have: • Enhanced the rights and safety of vulnerable users of public roadways, such as pedestrians and bicyclists. • Prohibited assault of bicycle riders, revised provisions for careless driving, and provided penalties for specified infractions contributing to bodily injury or death. See Voting Record for CS/CS/SB 908 p.94; CS/CS/CS/ HB 231 p.96 Use of Wireless Communication Devices While Driving: SB 246, by Senator Sachs, FAILED. SB 192 by Senator Altman, FAILED. AARP supported the legislation. In 2013, legislation was enacted that made texting while driving (TWD) a secondary offense, which means that a violator must be cited for at least one other traffic offense before a TWD offense is prosecutable. This legislation would have: • Made texting while driving a primary traffic offense. • The bill was amended onto CS/SB 1184 by Senator Brandes. See Voting Record for SB 246, p.97; SB 192 p.97; CS/SB 1184 p.98 SB 1022, by Senator Gibson, FAILED. AARP supported the legislation. The legislation would have: • Expanded the current Texting While Driving Law (TWD) by prohibiting dialing, talking, and listening on a wireless communications device for the purpose of interpersonal communication while driving. It also would have prohibited, while driving, use of a wireless device to view or post electronic messages or to initiate a command to the internet. • Provided an exception for conducting wireless interpersonal communication through the use of a hands-free electronic device. See Voting Record for SB 1022, p.98
Section III. Voting Record Tables SB 2500A - Appropriations by Senator Lee (Passed)
Senator
3rd FV 6/01
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Senator
3rd FV 6/01
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report
Abruzzo
Y
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Altman
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Bean
Y
Y
Hutson
N
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Brandes
N
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Braynon
A
A
Legg
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
A
Margolis
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
A
Montford
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Y
Richter
A
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Evers
Y
Y
Sachs
Y
Y
Flores
A
Y
Simmons
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Simpson
Y
Y
Galvano
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Sobel
Y
Y
Gardiner
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Gibson
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
Grimsley
A
Y
Thompson
Y
Y
34 2
37 0
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
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SB 2500A - Appropriations by Senator Lee (House Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report
Adkins
Y
Y
Dudley
N
Y
McGhee
Y
Y
Rodríguez, J.
N
N
Ahern
Y
Y
Eagle
Y
Y
Metz
Y
Y
Rogers
N
Y
Albritton
Y
Y
Edwards
N
Y
Miller
Y
Y
Rooney
Y
Y
Antone
Y
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Y
Moraitis
Y
Y
Rouson
A
Y
Artiles
Y
Y
Fant
Y
Y
Moskowitz
A
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Avila
Y
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Y
Murphy
N
Y
Slosberg
A
N
Baxley
Y
Y
Fresen
Y
Y
Narain
N
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Berman
N
N
Fullwood
N
N
Nuñez
Y
Y
Spano
Y
Y
Beshears
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Oliva
Y
Y
Sprowls
Y
Y
Bileca
Y
Y
Geller
N
N
O’Toole
Y
Y
Stafford
N
N
Boyd
Y
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Y
Pafford
N
N
Stark
N
N
Bracy
N
Y
Goodson
Y
Y
Passidomo
Y
Y
Steube
Y
Y
Brodeur
Y
Y
Grant
Y
Y
Perry
Y
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Broxson
Y
Y
Hager
Y
Y
Peters
Y
Y
Stone
Y
Y
Burgess
Y
Y
Harrell
Y
Y
Pigman
Y
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Burton
Y
Y
Harrison
Y
Y
Pilon
Y
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Caldwell
Y
Y
Hill
Y
Y
Plakon
Y
Y
Tobia
Y
N
Campbell
N
Y
Hudson
Y
Y
Plasencia
Y
Y
Torres
N
N
Clarke-Reed
N
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Y
Porter
Y
Y
Trujillo
Y
A
Combee
Y
Y
Ingram
Y
Y
Powell
N
Y
Trumbull
Y
Y
Corcoran
Y
Y
Jacobs
N
Y
Pritchett
N
Y
Van Zant
Y
Y
Cortes, B.
Y
Y
Jenne
N
N
Raburn
Y
Y
Watson, B.
Y
N
Cortes, J.
N
N
Jones, M.
N
N
Rader
N
A
Watson, C.
N
N
Costello
Y
Y
Jones, S.
N
Y
Raschein
Y
Y
Williams
Y
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Y
Kerner
A
N
Raulerson
Y
Y
Wood
Y
Y
Cruz
N
N
La Rosa
Y
Y
Ray
Y
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Cummings
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Y
Young
A
Y
Diaz, J.
A
Y
Lee
N
Y
Renner
Y
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Y
Magar
Y
Y
Richardson
N
Y
Drake
Y
Y
Mayfield
Y
Y
Roberson
Y
Y
DuBose
N
Y
McBurney
Y
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
22
85 29
101 17
SB 2502A - Implementing the General Appropriations Act by Senator Lee (Passed)
Senator
3rd FV 6/01
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Senator
3rd FV 6/01
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report
Abruzzo
Y
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Altman
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Bean
Y
Y
Hutson
Y
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Brandes
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Braynon
A
A
Legg
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
A
Margolis
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
A
Montford
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Y
Richter
A
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Evers
Y
Y
Sachs
Y
Y
Flores
A
Y
Simmons
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Simpson
Y
Y
Galvano
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Sobel
Y
Y
Gardiner
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Gibson
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
Grimsley
A
Y
Thompson
Y
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
36 0
23
37 0
SB 2502A - Implementing the General Appropriations Act by Senator Lee (House Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report
Adkins
Y
Y
Dudley
N
Y
McGhee
Y
Y
Rodríguez, J.
N
N
Ahern
Y
Y
Eagle
Y
Y
Metz
Y
Y
Rogers
Y
Y
Albritton
Y
Y
Edwards
N
Y
Miller
Y
Y
Rooney
Y
Y
Antone
Y
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Y
Moraitis
Y
Y
Rouson
A
Y
Artiles
Y
Y
Fant
Y
Y
Moskowitz
A
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Avila
Y
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Y
Murphy
N
Y
Slosberg
A
N
Baxley
Y
Y
Fresen
Y
Y
Narain
N
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Berman
N
N
Fullwood
N
N
Nuñez
Y
Y
Spano
Y
Y
Beshears
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Oliva
Y
Y
Sprowls
Y
Y
Bileca
Y
Y
Geller
N
N
O’Toole
Y
Y
Stafford
N
N
Boyd
Y
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Y
Pafford
N
N
Stark
N
N
Bracy
N
Y
Goodson
Y
Y
Passidomo
Y
Y
Steube
Y
Y
Brodeur
Y
Y
Grant
Y
Y
Perry
Y
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Broxson
Y
Y
Hager
Y
Y
Peters
Y
Y
Stone
Y
Y
Burgess
Y
Y
Harrell
Y
Y
Pigman
Y
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Burton
Y
Y
Harrison
Y
Y
Pilon
Y
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Caldwell
Y
Y
Hill
Y
Y
Plakon
Y
Y
Tobia
Y
Y
Campbell
N
Y
Hudson
Y
Y
Plasencia
Y
Y
Torres
N
N
Clarke-Reed
N
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Y
Porter
Y
Y
Trujillo
Y
A
Combee
Y
Y
Ingram
Y
Y
Powell
N
Y
Trumbull
Y
Y
Corcoran
Y
Y
Jacobs
N
Y
Pritchett
Y
Y
Van Zant
Y
Y
Cortes, B.
Y
Y
Jenne
N
N
Raburn
Y
Y
Watson, B.
N
N
Cortes, J.
N
N
Jones, M.
N
N
Rader
N
A
Watson, C.
N
N
Costello
Y
Y
Jones, S.
N
Y
Raschein
Y
Y
Williams
Y
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Y
Kerner
A
N
Raulerson
Y
Y
Wood
Y
Y
Cruz
N
N
La Rosa
Y
Y
Ray
Y
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Cummings
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Y
Young
A
Y
Diaz, J.
N
Y
Lee
N
Y
Renner
Y
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Y
Magar
Y
Y
Richardson
N
Y
Drake
Y
Y
Mayfield
Y
Y
Roberson
Y
Y
DuBose
N
Y
McBurney
Y
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
24
86 102 28 16
SB 2508A - Medicaid by Senator Lee (Passed)
Senator
3rd FV 6/01
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Senator
3rd FV 6/01
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report
Abruzzo
Y
Y
Hays
N
Y
Altman
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Bean
Y
Y
Hutson
N
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Bradley
N
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Brandes
N
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Braynon
A
A
Legg
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
A
Margolis
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
A
Montford
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Y
Richter
A
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Evers
Y
Y
Sachs
Y
Y
Flores
A
Y
Simmons
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Simpson
Y
Y
Galvano
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Sobel
Y
Y
Gardiner
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Gibson
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
Grimsley
A
Y
Thompson
Y
Y
32 4
37 0
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
25
SB 2508A -Medicaid by Senator Lee (House Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report
Adkins
Y
Y
Dudley
N
Y
McGhee
N
N
Rodríguez, J.
N
N
Ahern
Y
Y
Eagle
Y
Y
Metz
Y
Y
Rogers
N
N
Albritton
Y
Y
Edwards
N
N
Miller
Y
Y
Rooney
Y
Y
Antone
N
N
Eisnaugle
Y
Y
Moraitis
Y
Y
Rouson
A
Y
Artiles
Y
Y
Fant
Y
Y
Moskowitz
A
N
Santiago
Y
Y
Avila
Y
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Y
Murphy
N
N
Slosberg
A
N
Baxley
Y
Y
Fresen
Y
Y
Narain
N
N
Smith
Y
Y
Berman
N
N
Fullwood
N
N
Nuñez
Y
Y
Spano
Y
Y
Beshears
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Oliva
Y
Y
Sprowls
Y
Y
Bileca
Y
Y
Geller
N
N
O’Toole
Y
Y
Stafford
N
N
Boyd
Y
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Y
Pafford
N
N
Stark
N
N
Bracy
N
N
Goodson
Y
Y
Passidomo
Y
Y
Steube
Y
Y
Brodeur
Y
Y
Grant
Y
Y
Perry
Y
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Broxson
Y
Y
Hager
Y
Y
Peters
Y
Y
Stone
Y
Y
Burgess
Y
Y
Harrell
Y
Y
Pigman
Y
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Burton
Y
Y
Harrison
Y
Y
Pilon
Y
Y
Taylor
N
N
Caldwell
Y
Y
Hill
Y
Y
Plakon
Y
Y
Tobia
Y
Y
Campbell
N
N
Hudson
Y
Y
Plasencia
Y
Y
Torres
N
N
Clarke-Reed
N
N
Ingoglia
Y
Y
Porter
Y
Y
Trujillo
Y
A
Combee
Y
Y
Ingram
Y
Y
Powell
N
N
Trumbull
Y
Y
Corcoran
Y
Y
Jacobs
N
N
Pritchett
N
N
Van Zant
Y
Y
Cortes, B.
Y
Y
Jenne
N
N
Raburn
Y
Y
Watson, B.
N
N
Cortes, J.
N
N
Jones, M.
N
N
Rader
N
A
Watson, C.
N
N
Costello
Y
Y
Jones, S.
N
N
Raschein
Y
Y
Williams
Y
N
Crisafulli
Y
Y
Kerner
A
N
Raulerson
Y
Y
Wood
Y
Y
Cruz
N
N
La Rosa
Y
Y
Ray
Y
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Cummings
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Y
Young
A
Y
Diaz, J.
A
Y
Lee
N
N
Renner
Y
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Y
Magar
Y
Y
Richardson
Y
N
Drake
Y
Y
Mayfield
Y
Y
Roberson
Y
Y
DuBose
N
N
McBurney
Y
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
26
82 83 32 35
SB 2500 - Appropriations by Senate Appropriations Committee (Failed)
Senator
AP 3/25
3rd FV 4/01
Hays
Y
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Brandes
Y
Legg
Braynon
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
Montford
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Richter
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Ring
Y
A
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Sachs
Evers
Y
Simmons
AP 3/25
Y
Senator
3rd FV 4/01
AP=Appropriations Committee 3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading
Abruzzo Altman
Y
Bean Benacquisto
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Flores
Y
Y
Simpson
Gaetz
Y
Y
Smith
Galvano
Y
Y
Sobel
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
Thompson
Y
Gardiner Gibson Grimsley
A
Y Y
Y
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
27
18 0
38 0
SB 2500 - Appropriations by Senate Appropriations Committee (House Floor Vote)
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading
Adkins
Y
Dudley
N
McGhee
N
Rodríguez, J.
N
Ahern
Y
Eagle
Y
Metz
Y
Rogers
N
Albritton
Y
Edwards
N
Miller
Y
Rooney
Y
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rouson
Y
Artiles
Y
Fant
Y
Moskowitz
A
Santiago
Y
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Murphy
N
Slosberg
N
Baxley
Y
Fresen
Y
Narain
N
Smith
Y
Berman
N
Fullwood
N
Nuñez
Y
Spano
Y
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Oliva
Y
Sprowls
Y
Bileca
Y
Geller
N
O’Toole
Y
Stafford
N
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Pafford
N
Stark
N
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Passidomo
Y
Steube
Y
Brodeur
Y
Hager
Y
Perry
Y
Stone
Y
Broxson
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Sullivan
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrison
Y
Pigman
Y
Taylor
Y
Burton
Y
Hill
Y
Pilon
Y
Tobia
Y
Caldwell
Y
Hudson
Y
Plakon
Y
Torres
N
Campbell
N
Hutson
Y
Plasencia
Y
Trujillo
Y
Clarke-Reed
N
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Trumbull
Y
Combee
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
N
Van Zant
Y
Corcoran
Y
Jacobs
N
Pritchett
N
Watson, B.
N
Cortes, B.
Y
Jenne
N
Raburn
Y
Watson, C.
N
Cortes, J.
N
Jones, M.
N
Rader
N
Williams
Y
Costello
Y
Jones, S.
N
Raschein
Y
Wood
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Kerner
N
Raulerson
Y
Workman
Y
Cruz
N
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Young
Y
Cummings
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Lee
N
Renuart
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Magar
Y
Richardson
N
Drake
Y
Mayfield
Y
Roberson
Y
DuBose
N
McBurney
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
28
87 32
SB 2502 - Implementing the General Appropriations Act by Senate Appropriations Committee (Failed)
Senator
AP 3/25
3rd FV 4/01
Hays
Y
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Brandes
Y
Legg
Braynon
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
Montford
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Richter
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Ring
Y
A
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Sachs
Evers
Y
Simmons
AP 3/25
Y
Senator
3rd FV 4/01
AP=Appropriations Committee 3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading
Abruzzo Altman
Y
Bean Benacquisto
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Flores
Y
Y
Simpson
Gaetz
Y
Y
Smith
Galvano
Y
Y
Sobel
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Gardiner
Y
Stargel
Y
Gibson
Y
Thompson
Y
Grimsley
A
Y Y
Y
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
29
18 0
38 0
SB 2502 - Implementing the General Appropriations Act by Senate Appropriations Committee (House Floor Vote)
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading
Adkins
Y
Dudley
N
McGhee
N
Rodríguez, J.
N
Ahern
Y
Eagle
Y
Metz
Y
Rogers
N
Albritton
Y
Edwards
N
Miller
Y
Rooney
Y
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rouson
Y
Artiles
Y
Fant
Y
Moskowitz
A
Santiago
Y
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Murphy
N
Slosberg
N
Baxley
Y
Fresen
Y
Narain
N
Smith
Y
Berman
N
Fullwood
N
Nuñez
Y
Spano
Y
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Oliva
Y
Sprowls
Y
Bileca
Y
Geller
N
O’Toole
Y
Stafford
N
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Pafford
N
Stark
N
Bracy
N
Goodson
Y
Passidomo
Y
Steube
Y
Brodeur
Y
Hager
Y
Perry
Y
Stone
Y
Broxson
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Sullivan
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrison
Y
Pigman
Y
Taylor
Y
Burton
Y
Hill
Y
Pilon
Y
Tobia
Y
Caldwell
Y
Hudson
Y
Plakon
Y
Torres
N
Campbell
Y
Hutson
Y
Plasencia
Y
Trujillo
Y
Clarke-Reed
N
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Trumbull
Y
Combee
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
N
Van Zant
Y
Corcoran
Y
Jacobs
N
Pritchett
N
Watson, B.
N
Cortes, B.
Y
Jenne
N
Raburn
Y
Watson, C.
N
Cortes, J.
N
Jones, M.
N
Rader
N
Williams
Y
Costello
Y
Jones, S.
N
Raschein
Y
Wood
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Kerner
N
Raulerson
Y
Workman
Y
Cruz
N
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Young
Y
Cummings
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Lee
N
Renuart
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Magar
Y
Richardson
N
Drake
Y
Mayfield
Y
Roberson
Y
DuBose
N
McBurney
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
30
86 32
SB 2512 - Medicaid by Senate Appropriations Committee (Failed)
Bean Benacquisto
Y
3rd FV 4/01
Y
AP 3/25
Altman
Senator
Abruzzo
3rd FV 4/01
AP 3/25
Senator
AP=Appropriations Committee 3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Brandes
N
Legg
Braynon
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
Montford
Y
A
Clemens
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Richter
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Ring
Y
A
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Sachs
Evers
Y
Simmons
Y
Y A
Y
Flores
Y
Y
Simpson
Gaetz
Y
Y
Smith
Galvano
Y
Y
Sobel
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Gardiner
Y
Stargel
Y
Gibson
Y
Thompson
Y
Grimsley
A
Y Y
Y
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
31
17 0
36 1
SB 2512 - Medicaid by Senate Appropriations Committee (House Floor Vote)
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV 4/02
Representative
3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading
Adkins
Y
Dudley
N
McGhee
N
Rodríguez, J.
N
Ahern
Y
Eagle
Y
Metz
Y
Rogers
N
Albritton
Y
Edwards
N
Miller
Y
Rooney
Y
Antone
N
Eisnaugle
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rouson
N
Artiles
Y
Fant
Y
Moskowitz
A
Santiago
Y
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Murphy
N
Slosberg
N
Baxley
Y
Fresen
Y
Narain
N
Smith
Y
Berman
N
Fullwood
N
Nuñez
Y
Spano
Y
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Oliva
Y
Sprowls
Y
Bileca
Y
Geller
N
O’Toole
Y
Stafford
N
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Pafford
N
Stark
N
Bracy
N
Goodson
Y
Passidomo
Y
Steube
Y
Brodeur
Y
Hager
Y
Perry
Y
Stone
Y
Broxson
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Sullivan
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrison
Y
Pigman
Y
Taylor
N
Burton
Y
Hill
Y
Pilon
Y
Tobia
Y
Caldwell
Y
Hudson
Y
Plakon
Y
Torres
N
Campbell
N
Hutson
Y
Plasencia
Y
Trujillo
Y
Clarke-Reed
N
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Trumbull
Y
Combee
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
N
Van Zant
Y
Corcoran
Y
Jacobs
N
Pritchett
N
Watson, B.
N
Cortes, B.
Y
Jenne
N
Raburn
Y
Watson, C.
N
Cortes, J.
N
Jones, M.
N
Rader
N
Williams
N
Costello
Y
Jones, S.
N
Raschein
Y
Wood
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Kerner
N
Raulerson
Y
Workman
Y
Cruz
N
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Young
Y
Cummings
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Lee
N
Renuart
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Magar
Y
Richardson
N
Drake
Y
Mayfield
Y
Roberson
Y
DuBose
N
McBurney
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
32
81 37
CS/CS/HB 1001 - Assisted Living Facilities by Representative Ahern (Passed)
Ahern
Y
Eagle
Albritton
Y
Edwards
Antone
Y
Artiles
3rd FV 4/22
HHSC 4/01
Rodrigues, R.
HCAS 3/24
Representative
Y
HIS 3/10
3rd FV 4/22
HHSC 4/01
McGhee
HCAS 3/24
Representative
Y
HIS 3/10
3rd FV 4/22
HHSC 4/01
Dudley
HCAS 3/24
Y
HIS 3/10
Representative
Adkins
3rd FV 4/22
HHSC 4/01
HCAS 3/24
HIS 3/10
Representative
HIS=Health Innovation Subcommittee HCAS=Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee HHSC=Health & Human Services Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Y
Y
Metz
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Miller
A
Rogers
Eisnaugle
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rooney
Y
Y
Fant
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Y
Rouson
Y
Y
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Murphy
Y
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Fresen
Y
Narain
Y
Slosberg
Y
Y
Y
Fullwood
Y
Nuñez
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Oliva
Y
Spano
Y
Y
Geller
Y
O’Toole
Y
Sprowls
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Pafford
Y
Stafford
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Passidomo
Y
Stark
Y Y
Avila Baxley Berman Beshears Bileca
A
Brodeur Broxson
Y
Y
Y
Burgess Burton
Y
Caldwell Campbell
A
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y Y Y
Y
Grant
Y
Perry
Y
Steube
Y
Hager
Y
Peters
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Harrell
A
Y
Pigman
Y
Stone
Y
Y
Harrison
Y
Y
Pilon
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Hill
Y
Plakon
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Y
Y
Hudson
Y
Plasencia
Y
Tobia
Y
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Torres
Y
Combee
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Trujillo
Y
Corcoran
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Trumbull
Cortes, B.
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Van Zant
Y
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Clarke-Reed
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Costello
Y
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Y
Y
A
Y Y
Y
A
Y
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Williams
Y
Cruz
Y
Y
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Wood
Y
Cummings
A
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Young
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Magar
Y
Renuart
Drake
Diaz, M.
Y
Y
Mayfield
Y
Y
Y
Richardson
DuBose
Y
McBurney
Y
Roberson
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
33
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
12 10 16 119 0 0 0 0
CS/CS/HB 1001 - Assisted Living Facilities by Representative Ahern (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
Final FV 4/27
Senator
Final FV 4/27
Final FV=Final Floor Vote
Abruzzo
Y
Hays
Y
Altman
A
Hukill
Y
Bean
Y
Hutson
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Joyner
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Y
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
Y
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Flores
Y
Simmons
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Y
Galvano
Y
Smith
A
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Grimsley
Y
Thompson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
34
38 0
CS/CS/SB 382 - Assisted Living Facilities by Senator Sobel (Companion Bill of CS/CS/HB 1001)
Bean
A Y
Benacquisto Braynon
Y A
Y
Y
Y
AP 4/16
Joyner
AHS 4/02
HP 2/3
AP 4/16
Y
Altman
Senator
Abruzzo
AHS 4/02
HP 2/03
Senator
HP=Health Policy Committee AHS=Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services AP=Appropriations Committee
Y
Latvala
Y
Lee
Y
Margolis
Y
Montford
Y
Flores
Y
Y
Negron
Gaetz
Y
Y
Richter
Galvano
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Y
Simmons
Y
Grimsley
A
Y
Y
Smith
Hays
Y
Sobel
Hukill
Y
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
35
A Y
Y Y
8 0
Y
Y
Y
7 0
17 0
CS/SB 7018 - State Ombudsman Program by Senate Children, Families, and Elder Affairs Committee (Passed)
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Y
Hutson
AHS 3/11
3rd FV 4/22
Bean
Y
CF 2/5
AP 4/09 Y
AP 4/09
Y
Senator
Altman
Y
3rd FV 4/22
Abruzzo
AHS 3/11
CF 2/5
Senator
CF=Children, Families, and Elder Affairs Committee AHS=Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services AP=Appropriations Committee 3rd FV= Vote on Third Reading
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
A
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
Y
Montford
Y
Y
Dean
A
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Y
Richter
Y
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y Y
Y
Flores
A
Y
Simmons
Gaetz
Y
Y
Simpson
Galvano
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Sobel
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Thompson
Y
Garcia
Grimsley
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
36
Y
Y Y
Y Y
5 0
Y
Y
8 0
Y Y
17 0
40 0
CS/SB 7018 - State Ombudsman Program by Senate Children, Families and Elder Affairs Committee (House Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Representative
3rd FV 4/24
Representative
3rd FV 4/24
Representative
3rd FV 4/24
Representative
3rd FV 4/24
3rd FV= Vote on Third Reading
Adkins
Y
Dudley
Y
McBurney
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Ahern
Y
Eagle
Y
McGhee
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Albritton
Y
Edwards
Y
Metz
Y
Rogers
Y
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Miller
Y
Rooney
Y
Artiles
Y
Fant
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rouson
Y
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Santiago
Y
Baxley
Y
Fresen
Y
Murphy
Y
Slosberg
Y
Berman
Y
Fullwood
Y
Narain
Y
Smith
Y
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Nuñez
Y
Spano
Y
Bileca
Y
Geller
Y
Oliva
Y
Sprowls
Y
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
O’Toole
Y
Stafford
Y
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Pafford
Y
Stark
Y
Brodeur
Y
Grant
Y
Passidomo
Y
Steube
Y
Broxson
Y
Hager
Y
Perry
Y
Stone
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Sullivan
Y
Burton
Y
Harrison
Y
Pigman
Y
Taylor
Y
Caldwell
Y
Hill
Y
Pilon
Y
Tobia
Y
Campbell
Y
Hudson
Y
Plakon
Y
Torres
Y
Clarke-Reed
Y
Hutson
Y
Plasencia
Y
Trujillo
Y
Combee
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Trumbull
Y
Corcoran
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Van Zant
A
Cortes, B.
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Costello
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Williams
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Y
Wood
Y
Cruz
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Workman
Y
Young
Y
Cummings
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Drake
Y
Magar
Y
Richardson
Y
DuBose
Y
Mayfield
Y
Roberson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
37
119 0
CS/CS/HB 293 - Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program by Representative Roberson (Companion Bill of CS/SB 7018)
Representative
Magar
Y
Y
Roberson
Y
Edwards
Brodeur
Y
Hager
Y
Y
Murphy
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Nuñez
Y
Rooney
Y
Burton
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Sprowls
Y
Hutson
Y
Costello
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Pritchett
Cruz
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Renuart
Y
Pigman
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
38
Y Y Y
Y
Y
Torres
Y
Trujillo
Y
Trumbull
HHS 3/12
HHS 3/12
Y
CFSS 2/10
CFSS 2/10
Berman
Y
Representative
Cummings
Clarke-Reed
HHS 3/12
Representative
Y
CFSS 2/10
HHS 3/12
Avila
CFSS 2/10
Representative
CFSS=Children, Families & Seniors Subcommittee HHS=Health & Human Services Committee
Y
13 18 0 0
CS/HB 309 - Patient Admission Status Notification by Representative Harrison (Passed)
Metz
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Albritton
Y
Edwards
Y
Miller
Y
Rogers
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rooney
Artiles Avila
Y
Baxley Berman
Y
Beshears Bileca
A
A
Y
3rd FV 4/22
Y
HHSC 4/01
Eagle
HCAS 3/24
Representative
Y
HIS 3/3
3rd FV 4/22
Ahern
HHSC 4/01
Y
HCAS 3/24
Representative
Rodrigues, R.
HIS 3/3
3rd FV 4/22
Y
HHSC 4/01
McGhee
HCAS 3/24
Representative
Y
HIS 3/3
3rd FV 4/22
Dudley
HHSC 4/01
Y
HCAS 3/24
Adkins
HIS 3/3
Representative
HIS=Health Innovation Subcommittee HCAS=Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee HHSC=Health & Human Services Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Y Y
Y
Fant
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Y
Rouson
Y
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Murphy
Y
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Fresen
Y
Narain
Y
Slosberg
Y
Y
Fullwood
Y
Nuñez
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Oliva
Y
Spano
Y
Y
Geller
Y
O’Toole
Y
Sprowls
Y
Y
Y
Y
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Pafford
Y
Stafford
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Passidomo
Y
Stark
Y
Y
Y
Grant
Y
Perry
Y
Steube
Y
Y
Y
Hager
Y
Peters
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Harrell
A
Y
Pigman
Y
Stone
Y
Y
Brodeur Broxson
Y
Y
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrison
Caldwell
Burton
Y
Y
Hill
Campbell
Y
Hudson
Y
Combee Corcoran
Clarke-Reed
Y
Cortes, B. Cortes, J.
Y
Costello
Y
Y
Crisafulli Cruz
Y
Y
Cummings
A
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Pilon
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Plakon
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Plasencia
Y
Tobia
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Torres
Y
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Trujillo
Y
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Trumbull
Y
Jenne
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Jones, S.
Y Y
Y
Y
A
Y
Y
Raburn
Y
Van Zant
Y
Y
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Y
Y
Raschein
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Williams
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Wood
Y
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Young
Y
Y
Magar
Y
Renuart
Drake
Y
Mayfield
Y
Richardson
DuBose
Y
McBurney
Y
Roberson
Diaz, J. Diaz, M.
Y
Y
Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays: 39
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
13 10 16 120 0 0 0 0
CS/HB 309 - Patient Admission Status Notification by Representative Harrison (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
Final FV 4/23
Senator
Final FV 4/23
Final FV=Final Floor Vote
Abruzzo
Y
Hays
Y
Altman
Y
Hukill
Y
Bean
Y
Hutson
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Joyner
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Y
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
Y
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Flores
Y
Simmons
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Y
Galvano
Y
Smith
Y
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Grimsley
Y
Thompson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
40
40 0
CS/SB 768 - Patient Observation Status Notification by Senator Gaetz (Companion Bill of CS/HB 309)
Bean
Garcia
Y
Y
Grimsley
Y
Y
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Hukill
A
Y
Joyner
Clemens
Y
Dean
A
Detert
FP 4/15
CF 3/26
Y Y
Bradley Braynon
HP 3/10
Altman
Senator
Abruzzo
FP 4/15
CF 3/26
HP 3/10
Senator
HP=Health Policy Committee CF=Children, Families, and Elder Affairs Committee FP=Fiscal Policy Committee
Y
Y
Legg
Y
Margolis
Y
Ring
Flores
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Sobel
Galvano
Y
Stargel
Y
Sachs
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
41
A Y
Y Y
9 0
5 0
9 0
CS/CS/HB 335 - Psychiatric Nurses by Plascencia and Campbell (Passed)
Y
Eagle
Y
McGhee
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Albritton
Y
Edwards
Y
Metz
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Miller
Y
Rogers
Y
Y
Fant
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rooney
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Rouson
Y
Y
Fresen
Y
Murphy
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Fullwood
Y
Narain
Y
Slosberg
Y
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
N
Nuñez
Y
Smith
Y
Bileca
Y
Geller
Y
Oliva
Y
Spano
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
O’Toole
Y
Sprowls
Y
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Pafford
Y
Stafford
Y
Y
Grant
Y
Passidomo
Y
Stark
Y
Hager
Y
Perry
Y
Steube
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Harrison
Y
Pigman
Y
Stone
Y
Caldwell
Y
Hill
Y
Pilon
Y
Sullivan
Y
Campbell
Y
Hudson
Y
Plakon
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Hutson
Y
Tobia
N
Combee
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Corcoran
Y
Ingram
Cortes, B.
Y
Jacobs
Cortes, J.
Y
Jenne
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Jones, S.
Artiles Avila
Y
Baxley Berman
Y
Brodeur
Y
Broxson Burgess Burton
Y
Clarke-Reed
Y
Costello
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Y N
Y
Y
Plasencia
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
3rd FV 4/22
Ahern
HHSC 3/12
Representative Roberson
HQS 2/11
3rd FV 4/22 Y
HHSC 3/12
Representative McBurney
HQS 2/11
3rd FV 4/22 Y
HHSC 3/12
Representative Dudley
HQS 2/11
3rd FV 4/22 Y
HHSC 3/12
Adkins
HQS 2/11
Representative
HQS=Health Quality Subcommittee HHSC=Health & Human Services Committee 3rd FV= Vote on Third Reading
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Porter
Y
Torres
Y
Powell
Y
Trujillo
Y
Pritchett
Y
Trumbull
Y
Raburn
Y
Van Zant
Y
Y
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Y
Y
Raschein
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Cruz
Y
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Williams
Y
Cummings
Y
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Wood
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Workman
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Young
Y
Drake
Y
Magar
Y
Renuart
Y
Mayfield
Y
Richardson
DuBose
Y
Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays: 42
Y Y
12 18 118 1 0 2
CS/CS/HB 335 - Psychiatric Nurses by Plasencia and Campbell (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
3rd FV 4/24
Senator
3rd FV 4/24
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Abruzzo
Y
Hays
Y
Altman
Y
Hukill
Y
Bean
Y
Hutson
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Joyner
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Y
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
A
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Flores
Y
Simmons
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Y
Galvano
Y
Smith
Y
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Grimsley
Y
Thompson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
43
39 0
CS/SB 476 - Mental Health by Senator Grimsley (Companion Bill of CS/CS/HB 335)
Bean
Y Y
Y
Joyner
Y
RC 4/20
Y
CF 4/09
HP 3/23
Grimsley Hutson
Benacquisto Braynon
RC 4/20
Y
Senator
Altman
CF 4/09
HP 3/23
Senator
HP=Health Policy Committee CF=Children, Families, and Elder Affairs Committee RC=Rules Committee
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Dean
A
Lee
Y
Detert
Y
Montford
Y
Negron
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Flores
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Ring
Galvano
Y
Y
Simmons
Garcia
A
Gibson
Richter
Y
Y Y Y
Sobel Y
Y
Y
Soto
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
44
Y
8 0
6 0
13 0
CS/CS/CS/SB 532 - Health Care Services by Senator Grimsley (Failed)
A
Altman
A
Bean
Y
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Braynon
Y Y
AP 4/23
Y
FT 4/13
Joyner
Y
Latvala
Y
Lee
Y
Margolis
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
HP 3/31
Abruzzo
Senator
FT 4/13
HP 3/31
Senator
AP 4/23
HP=Health Policy Committee FT= Finance and Tax Committee AP=Appropriations Committee
Y
Y
Montford
Y
Negron
Y
Flores
Y
A
Richter
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Galvano
Y
Y
Simmons
Y
Garcia
A
Y
Simpson
Grimsley
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Sobel
Y
Soto
Hays Hukill
Y
Y Y Y Y
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
8 0
6 0
18 0
CS/CS/HB 281 - Drug Prescription by Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners & Physician Assistants by Representative Pigman (Failed)
HIS 3/18
HHSC 4/01
Y
N
Jones, S.
Y
Sprowls
Y
Y
Cruz
N
Magar
Y
Stark
Y
Cummings
Y
Oliva
Steube
A
Trumbull
Y
Diaz, M. Y Y
Y
Representative
Brodeur
Clarke-Reed
HHSC 4/01
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Y
Edwards Y
A
Pigman A
Harrell Jones, M.
HIS 3/18
Berman
Burton
Representative
Costello
Y
HHSC 4/01
Representative
Y
Broxson
HIS 3/18
HHSC 4/01
Avila
HIS 3/18
Representative
HIS=Health Innovation Subcommittee HHSC=Health & Human Servcies Committee
Renuart
Y Y
N Y
N
Roberson
Y
Y
Rogers
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays: 45
Y
11 13 0 4
CS/CS/CS/SB 614 - Health Care by Senator Grimsley (Failed Companion Bill of CS/CS/HB 281)
N
Bean
Y
Y Y
Bradley Braynon
A
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Latvala
Benacquisto
Y
Margolis
Y
Montford Y
Negron
Y
Y Y Y N
N Y
Flores
Y
Richter
A
Gaetz
N
Y
Sachs
N
Galvano
A
N
Simmons
Garcia
Y Y
Grimsley
Y
Sobel
Gibson
Y
Lee
Y Y
RC 4/20
Joyner
A
RI 3/31
HP 3/17
Abruzzo
Senator
RC 4/20
RI 3/31
Senator
HP 3/17
HP=Health Policy Committee RI=Regulated Industries Committee RC=Rules Committee
N
Soto
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
4 3
8 2
11 2
CS/HB 547 - Scope of Practice of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses & Physicians Assistants by Representative Pigman (Failed)
Y Y
N
Jones, S.
Y
Rogers
Y
A
Magar
Y
Sprowls
Y
Y
Oliva
Stark
N
Steube
Y
Trumbull
Y
Cummings Diaz, M
Y
Burton
Y
Edwards
Y
Renuart
Clarke-Reed
N
Harrell
N
Renner
Y
Roberson
Cortes, J.
N
Jones, M.
Y
Y
Pigman
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays: 46
Y N
HHSC 4/09
HIS 3/25
Brodeur Broxson
Representative
Cruz
HHSC 4/09
N
N
HIS 3/25
Berman
Representative
Costello
HHSC 4/09
Representative
Y
HIS 3/25
HHSC 4/09
Avila
HIS 3/25
Representative
HIS=Health Innovation Subcommittee HHSC=Health & Human Services Committee
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
9 13 4 4
HB 27A - Drug Prescription by Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners & Physician Assistants (Failed)
Senator
HHSC 6/10
Senator
HHSC 6/10
HHSC=Health & Human Services Committee
Avila
Y
Harrell
N
Berman
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Brodeur
Y
Jones, S.
A
Burton
Y
Magar
Y
Clarke-Reed
Y
Pigman
Y
Costello
Y
Renner
Y
Cruz
N
Roberson, K.
Y
Cummings
Y
Sprowls
Y
Edwards
Y
Trumbull
Y
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
15 2
CS/SB 7044 - Health Insurance Affordability Exchange by Senate Health Policy Committee (Failed)
Altman Bean
Y Y
Benacquisto
Y Y
Y
Y
AP 3/25
Joyner
AHS 3/17
HP 3/10
AP 3/25
Y
Senator
Abruzzo
AHS 3/17
HP 3/10
Senator
HP=Health Policy Committee AHS=Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services AP=Appropriations Committee
Y
Latvala
Y
Lee
Y
Margolis
Y
Braynon
Y
Montford
Y
Flores
Y
Y
Negron
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Richter
Galvano
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Y
Simmons
Y
Grimsley
Y
Y
A
Smith
Hays
Y
Sobel
Hukill
Y
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays: 47
Y
Y
Y
Y
9 0
8 0
Y
Y
18 0
CS/CS/SB 2A - Health Insurance Affordability Exchange by Senator Bean (Failed)
AP 6/02
3rd FV 6/03 N
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Y
Hutson
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Brandes
N
Lee
Y
Y
Y
Legg
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Abruzzo Altman Bean
Y Y
Benacquisto
Braynon
Y
A
HP 6/01
Senator
A
AP 6/02
Hays
HP 6/01
A
Senator
3rd FV 6/03
HP=Health Policy Committee AP=Appropriations Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
N Y
Y
A
Flores
Y
A
A
Simmons
Gaetz
Y
Y
Y
Simpson
Galvano
Y
Y
Y
Smith
Garcia
Y
Y
Y
Sobel
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Stargel
A
Y
Thompson
Y
Gardiner Gibson Grimsley
A
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
48
Y
Y Y
Y Y
7 0
Y Y
17 0
33 3
CS/CS/SB 2A - Health Insurance Affordability Exchange by Senator Bean (House Floor Vote)
Representative
3rd FV 6/05
Representative
3rd FV 6/05
Representative
3rd FV 6/05
Representative
3rd FV 6/05
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Adkins
N
Dudley
Y
McGhee
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Ahern
N
Eagle
N
Metz
N
Rogers
Y
Albritton
N
Edwards
Y
Miller
N
Rooney
N
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
N
Moraitis
N
Rouson
Y
Artiles
N
Fant
N
Moskowitz
Y
Santiago
N
Avila
N
Fitzenhagen
N
Murphy
Y
Slosberg
Y
Baxley
N
Fresen
N
Narain
Y
Smith
N
Berman
Y
Fullwood
Y
Nuñez
N
Spano
N
Beshears
N
Gaetz
N
Oliva
N
Sprowls
N
Bileca
N
Geller
Y
O’Toole
N
Stafford
Y
Boyd
N
Gonzalez
N
Pafford
Y
Stark
Y
Bracy
Y
Goodson
N
Passidomo
N
Steube
N
Brodeur
N
Grant
N
Perry
N
Stevenson
N
Broxson
N
Hager
N
Peters
N
Stone
N
Burgess
N
Harrell
N
Pigman
N
Sullivan
N
Burton
N
Harrison
Y
Pilon
Y
Taylor
Y
Caldwell
N
Hill
N
Plakon
N
Tobia
N
Campbell
Y
Hudson
N
Plasencia
Y
Torres
Y
Clarke-Reed
Y
Ingoglia
N
Porter
N
Trujillo
N
Combee
N
Ingram
N
Powell
Y
Trumbull
N
Corcoran
N
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Van Zant
N
Cortes, B.
N
Jenne
Y
Raburn
N
Watson, B.
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Costello
N
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Y
Williams
Y
Crisafulli
N
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
N
Wood
N
Cruz
Y
La Rosa
N
Ray
N
Workman
N
Cummings
N
Latvala
N
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Young
A
Diaz, J.
A
Lee
Y
Renner
N
Diaz, M.
N
Magar
N
Richardson
Y
Drake
N
Mayfield
N
Roberson
N
DuBose
Y
McBurney
N
Rodrigues, R.
N
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
49
43 75
CS/SB 478 - Telehealth by Senator Bean (Failed)
AHS 4/14
Senator
HP 2/17
AHS 4/14
Senator
HP 2/17
HP=Health Policy Committee AHS=Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Y
Grimsley
A
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Abruzzo Bean
Y
Benacquisto Braynon
Y
Richter
A
Flores
Y
Smith
Y
Gaetz
Y
Sobel
Galvano
Y
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
Y
8 7 0 0
CS/HB 545 - Telehealth by Representatives Cummings and Jones, M. (Failed Companion Bill of CS/SB 478)
Representative
HQS 3/12
Representative
HQS 3/12
Representative
HQS 3/12
Representative
HQS 3/12
HQS=Health Quality Subcommittee
DuBose
Y
Jacobs
Y
Plasencia
Y
Steube
A
Gaetz
Y
Miller
Y
Rooney
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Narain
A
Sprowls
Y
Hutson
Y
Pigman
Y
Stafford
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
50
11 0
CS/SB 784 - Health Care by Senator Gaetz (Failed)
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Braynon
Joyner
Y
Clemens
Y
Margolis
Y
Detert
Y
Montford
Y
Negron
Y
Flores
Y
Gaetz
Y
Richter
Y
Galvano
Y
Simmons
Y
Garcia
A
Smith
Y
Grimsley
Y
Sobel
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
51
HP 3/23
BI 3/4
Benacquisto
Senator
Bean
HP 3/23
BI 3/4
Senator
BI=Banking and Insurance Committee HP=Health Policy Committee
Y
11 0
8 0
CS/CS/SB 606 - Dental Care by Senator Gaetz (Failed)
AP 4/09
3rd FV 4/22
Hukill
Y
Y
Y
Hutson
Y
Joyner
Bradley
Y
Brandes
Altman Bean
Y Y
Benacquisto
Braynon
Y Y
Y
Y
AHS 3/19
Y
Y
HP 3/4
Senator
Y
AP 4/09
Y
Abruzzo
AHS 3/19
Hays
HP 3/4
Y
Senator
3rd FV 4/22
HP=Health Policy Committee AHS=Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services AP=Appropriations Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Y Y
Y
Y
Latvala
A
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Y
Legg
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Y Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Y
Flores
Y
Y
Y
Simmons
Gaetz
Y
Y
Y
Simpson
Galvano
Y
Y
Y
Smith
Garcia
Y
Y
Y
Sobel
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
Thompson
Y
Grimsley
Y
Y
Y
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
Y
Y Y Y
9 0
52
Y
Y
Y
8 0
Y Y
18 0
40 0
CS/HB 657 - Dental Care by Health Quality Subcommittee and Representatives Cummings and Williams (Failed Companion Bill of CS/CS/SB 606)
Representative
HQS 3/16
Representative
HQS 3/16
Representative
HQS 3/16
Representative
HQS 3/16
HQS=Health Quality Subcommittee
DuBose
Y
Jacobs
Y
Plasencia
Y
Steube
Y
Gaetz
A
Miller
Y
Rooney
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Narain
Y
Sprowls
Y
Hutson
Y
Pigman
Y
Stafford
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
12 0
SB 438 - Palliative Care by Senator Sobel (Failed)
Benacquisto
AHS 4/14
Y
HP 4/7
Bean
Senator
Abruzzo
AHS 4/14
HP 4/7
Senator
HP=Helath Policy Committee AHS=Appropriations Subcommitte on Health and Human Services
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Y
Grimsley
Y
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Braynon
Y
Richter
Flores
Y
Smith
Gaetz
Y
Sobel
Galvano
Y
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
53
A Y Y
Y
9 0
7 0
CS/CS/CS/HB 5: Guardianship Proceedings by Representatives Passidomo and Rodríguez, J. (Passed)
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Artiles
Y
Fant
McGhee
Y
Y
Y
Metz
Y
Y
Y
Miller
Y
Moraitis
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Moskowitz
Baxley
Y
Fresen
A
Y
Fullwood
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Bileca
Y
Geller
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Brodeur
Y
Grant
Broxson
Y
Hager
Y
Harrell
Berman
Y
Burgess Burton
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Rogers
Y
Y
Rooney
Y
Y
Rouson
Murphy
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Narain
Y
Slosberg
Y
Y
Nuñez
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Oliva
Y
Spano
Y
O’Toole
Y
Sprowls
Y
Pafford
Y
Stafford
Y
Stark
Y
Y
Steube
Y
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Stone
Y
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Taylor
Y
Plasencia
Y
Tobia
Y
Y
Torres
Y
Y
Trujillo
Y
Trumbull
Y
Y Y Y
Passidomo Y
Y
Perry
Y
Peters
Y
Pigman
Y
Pilon
Y
Plakon
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Harrison
Caldwell
Y
Hill
Campbell
Y
Hudson
Clarke-Reed
Y
Hutson
Combee
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Corcoran
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
Cortes, B.
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Cortes, J.
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Van Zant
Y
Costello
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Cruz
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Williams
Y
Cummings
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Wood
Diaz, J.
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Workman
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Young
Y
Drake
Y
Magar
Y
Renuart
DuBose
Y
Mayfield
Y
Richardson
Y Y
Y Y
Y
Y
3rd FV 4/16
Y Y
Roberson
JU 3/26
Edwards
Y
JAS 2/17
Y
Y
CJS 1/22
Albritton
Representative
Eagle
Y
3rd FV 4/16
Y
Ahern
JU 3/26
McBurney
JAS 2/17
Representative
Y
CJS 1/22
3rd FV 4/16
CJS 1/22
JU 3/26
Representative
Y
Adkins
JAS 2/17
3rd FV 4/16
Y
JU 3/26
Dudley
JAS 2/17
Y
CJS 1/22
Representative
CJS=Civil Justice Subcommittee JAS=Justice Appropriations Subcommittee JU=Judiciary Committee 3rd FV= Vote on Third Reading
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays: 54
13 12 18 118 0 1 1 0
CS/CS/CS/HB 5 - Guardianship Proceedings by Passidomo and Rodríguez, J. (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
3rd FV 4/28
Senator
3rd FV 4/28
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Abruzzo
Y
Hays
Y
Altman
Y
Hukill
Y
Bean
Y
Hutson
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Joyner
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Y
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
Y
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Flores
Y
Simmons
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Y
Galvano
Y
Smith
Y
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Grimsley
Y
Thompson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
55
40 0
CS/CS/SB 318 - Guardianship Proceedings by Senator Diaz de la Portilla (Companion Bill of CS/CS/HB 5)
Bean
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Bradley
Senator
JU 3/10
ACJ 4/2
AP 4/21
Altman
AP 4/21
ACJ 4/2
JU 3/10
Senator
JU=Judiciary Committee ACJ=Appropriations Subcommittee on Criminal and Civil Justice AP=Appropriations Committee
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Latvala
A
Lee
Y
Margolis
Y
Brandes
Y
Montford
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Negron
Evers
Y
Flores
Y
Y Y
Richter
Y Y
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simmons
Y
Y
Galvano
Y
Simpson
Y
Garcia
A
Smith
Grimsley
Y
Sobel
Hays
Y
Soto
Y
Hukill
Y
Stargel
Y
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
56
Y
10 0
Y
6 0
17 0
CS/SB 1226 - Guardianship by Senator Detert (Failed)
FP 4/20
3rd FV 4/28
Y
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Legg
Y
Y
Braynon
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
Montford
Senator Altman
Y
Bean
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Brandes
Y
Clemens
Y
JU 3/31
Senator Hays
Abruzzo
CF 3/12
3rd FV 4/28 Y
JU 3/31
Y
CF 3/12
FP 4/20
CF=Children, Families, and Elder Affairs Committee JU=Judiciary Committee FP=Fiscal Policy Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Y
Y
Y
Y
Negron
Y
Dean
Y
Y
Richter
Y
Detert
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Sachs
Y
Simmons
Y
Y
Y
Simpson
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Smith
Galvano
Y
Sobel
Y
Soto
Y Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Evers Flores
Y
Garcia
A
Gardiner
Y
Stargel
Gibson
Y
Thompson
Grimsley
Y
Y
A
Y A
Y
Y Y
Y Y Y
Y Y
(1 of 1) Yeas: 5 9 Nays: 0 0 CS/HB 1225 - Guardianship by Representative Ahern
10 0
40 0
(Failed Companion Bill of CS/SB 1226)
Representative
CFSS 3/17
Representative
CFSS 3/17
Representative
CFSS 3/17
Representative
CFSS 3/17
CFSS=Children, Families & Seniors Subcommittee
Clarke-Reed
Y
Magar
Y
Pritchett
Y
Trujillo
Y
Hager
Y
Murphy
Y
Rodrigues, R.
A
Harrell
Y
Nuñez
Y
Rooney
Y
Hutson
Y
Peters
Y
Torres
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays: 57
12 0
CS/HB 7109 - Florida Public Service Commission by Representative La Rosa
(Passed)
3rd FV 4/22
RAC 4/09
GOAS 3/31
Representative Roberson
EUS 3/16
3rd FV 4/22
RAC 4/09
GOAS 3/31
Y
Y
Ahern
Y
Eagle
Y
McGhee
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Edwards
Y
Metz
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Miller
Y
Rogers
Y
Artiles
Y
Fant
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rooney
Y
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Rouson
Y
Baxley
Y
Fresen
Berman
Y
Fullwood
Y
Gaetz
Y
Beshears
Y
Y
Bileca
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Murphy
Y
Santiago
Narain
Y
Slosberg
Y
Nuñez
Y
Smith
Y
Geller
Y
Oliva
Y
Spano
Y
Y
O’Toole
Y
Sprowls
Y
Pafford
Y
Stafford
Y
Y
Gonzalez
Bracy
Y
Y
Goodson
Y Y
Y
A
Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Grant
Y
Passidomo
Y
Stark
Y
Broxson
Y
Hager
Y
Perry
Y
Steube
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Stone
Y
Burton
Y
Harrison
Y
Pigman
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Hill
Y
Y
Pilon
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Caldwell
Y
Y
Y
Y
Boyd Brodeur
Y
McBurney
Albritton Antone
Y
Y
EUS 3/16
Y
Representative
Y
3rd FV 4/22
Dudley
RAC 4/09
EUS 3/16
Y
GOAS 3/31
Representative
Adkins
3rd FV 4/22
RAC 4/09
GOAS 3/31
EUS 3/16
Representative
EUS=Energy & Utilities Subcommittee GOAS=Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee RAC=Regulatory Affairs Committee 3rd FV= Vote on Third Reading
Y
Campbell
Y
Hudson
Clarke-Reed
Y
Hutson
Combee
Y
Ingoglia
Corcoran
Y
Cortes, B. Cortes, J.
Y
Y
Y
Tobia
Y
Torres
Y
Porter
Y
Trujillo
A
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Trumbull
Y
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Van Zant
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Williams
Y
Wood
Y
Y
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Y
Young
Y
Y
Y
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Cruz
Y
Kerner
A
Raulerson
Cummings
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Y
Plakon
Costello
Y
Y
Plasencia
Crisafulli
Diaz, J.
A
Y
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Drake
Y
Magar
Y
Renuart
DuBose
Y
Mayfield
Y
Richardson
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays: 58
Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y Y Y
Y
12 12 18 118 0 0 0 0
CS/HB 7109 - Florida Public Service Commission by Representative La Rosa (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
3rd FV 4/24
Final FV 4/29
Senator
3rd FV 4/24
Final FV 4/29
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading Final FV=Vote on Third Reading for Final Passage
Abruzzo
Y
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Altman
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Bean
Y
Y
Hutson
Y
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Brandes
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Braynon
Y
Y
Legg
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
Y
Montford
A
Y
Dean
Y
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Y
Richter
Y
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Evers
Y
Y
Sachs
Y
Y
Flores
Y
Y
Simmons
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Simpson
Y
Y
Galvano
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Sobel
Y
Y
Gardiner
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Gibson
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
Grimsley
Y
Y
Thompson
Y
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
59
39 0
40 0
CS/CS/CS/SB 288 - Utilities Regulation by Senator Latvala
(Companion Bill of CS/HB 7109)
CU 4/07
AP 4/16
Y
CU 2/17
CU 4/07
A
Senator
CU 2/17
Abruzzo
AP 4/16
Senator
CU=Communications, Energy, and Public Utilities Committee AP=Appropriations Committee
Hukill
Y
Y
Y
Altman
A
Joyner
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Latvala
Y
Bradley
Y
A
Lee
Y
Dean
Y
Y
Margolis
Y
Evers
Y
Y
Montford
Y
Flores
Y
Negron
Y
Gaetz
Y
Richter
Y
Galvano
Y
Ring
A
Y
Sachs
Garcia
Y
Y
Gibson
Y
Y
Grimsley
A
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Y
Simmons
Y
Smith
Y
Y
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
7 0
8 0
17 0
SB 230 - Public Utilities by Senator Dean (Failed)
Altman Bradley
Y
A
Hukill Y
Lee
Y
Margolis
Dean
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Garcia
Y
Simpson
Gibson
Y
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
60
AGG 3/4
Grimsley Hays
Y
Braynon
CU 2/17
A
Senator
CU 2/17
Abruzzo
AGG 3/4
Senator
CU=Communications, Energy, and Public Utilities Committee AGG=Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government
Y Y Y Y Y Y
7 0
7 0
CS/CS/SB 228 - Online Voter Application by Senator Clemens
(Passed)
Brandes Braynon
Y A
Bullard Clemens
Y
Y
Dean
Y
A
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Hutson
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Legg
A
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Montford
Y
Y
Negron
N Y
Detert
Y
Y
Y
Richter
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Sachs
Evers
ATD 4/2
Hays
A
Y
Final FV 4/29
Bradley
Y
3rd FV 4/27
Y
Y
AP 4/16
Benacquisto
EE 3/17
A
Bean
Senator
Altman
Final FV 4/29
Abruzzo
3rd FV 4/27
AP 4/16
ATD 4/2
EE 3/17
Senator
EE=Ethics and Elections Committee ATD=Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development AP=Appropriations Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading Final FV=Vote on Third Reading for Final Passage
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
A
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Flores
N
N
Y
Y
Simmons
Gaetz
Y
Y
Y
Y
Simpson
Galvano
Y
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Garcia
N
A
Y
Sobel
Y
Y
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
Gardiner Gibson Grimsley
Y Y
Y
Thompson
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
61
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
7 2
8 0
Y
13 4
34 3
37 3
CS/SB 228 - Online Voter Application by Senator Clemens
3rd FV 4/28
Representative
3rd FV 4/28
Representative
3rd FV 4/28
Representative
3rd FV 4/28
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Representative
(House Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Adkins
Y
Dudley
Y
McGhee
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Ahern
Y
Eagle
N
Metz
N
Rogers
Y
Albritton
Y
Edwards
Y
Miller
Y
Rooney
Y
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rouson
Y
Artiles
Y
Fant
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Santiago
N
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Murphy
Y
Slosberg
Y
Baxley
Y
Fresen
Y
Narain
Y
Smith
Y
Berman
Y
Fullwood
Y
Nuñez
Y
Spano
Y
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
N
Oliva
Y
Sprowls
Y
Bileca
Y
Geller
Y
O’Toole
Y
Stafford
Y
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Pafford
Y
Stark
Y
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Passidomo
Y
Steube
N
Brodeur
Y
Grant
Y
Perry
Y
Stevenson
Y
Broxson
Y
Hager
Y
Peters
Y
Stone
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrell
Y
Pigman
Y
Sullivan
Y
Burton
Y
Harrison
Y
Pilon
Y
Taylor
Y
Caldwell
Y
Hill
Y
Plakon
Y
Tobia
N
Campbell
Y
Hudson
Y
Plasencia
Y
Torres
Y
Clarke-Reed
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Trujillo
Y
Combee
Y
Ingram
N
Powell
Y
Trumbull
Y
Corcoran
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Van Zant
Y
Cortes, B.
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Costello
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Y
Williams
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Wood
Y
Cruz
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
N
Workman
Y
Cummings
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
N
Young
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Magar
Y
Richardson
Y
Drake
Y
Mayfield
N
Roberson
Y
DuBose
Y
McBurney
Y
Rodrigues, R.
N
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
62
109 11
SB 7064 - Elections by Senate Ethics and Elections (Failed)
Braynon
Y
Clemens
Y
Detert Diaz de la Portilla
Hukill
A
Latvala
Y
Y
Legg
Y
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Richter
Y
ATD 4/8
Y
EE 3/24
Senator
Brandes
ATD 4/8
Senator
EE 3/24
EE=Ethics & Elections Committee ATD=Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development
Flores
Y
Sachs
Gaetz
Y
Smith
Y
Thompson
Y
Y
10 0
8 0
Gibson
Y
Hays
Y
Y
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
SB 386 - Voter Registration by Senator Gibson (Failed)
Senator
EE 3/17
Senator
EE 3/17
EE=Ethics and Elections Committee
Braynon
A
Legg
Y
Clemens
Y
Negron
Y
Flores
Y
Richter
Y
Gaetz
Y
Smith
Y
Hays
Y
Thompson
Y
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays: 63
9 0
CS/CS/CS/HB 157 - Fraud by Representative Passidomo (Passed)
Albritton
Y
Edwards
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Artiles
Y
Fant
Avila
Y
Baxley
Y
Berman
Y
Miller
Y
Moraitis
Y
Moskowitz
Fitzenhagen
Y
Y
Fresen
Y
Fullwood
Y
Y
Rogers
3rd FV 4/9
Y
Y
Y
Y
3/11
Y
Y Y
Y
JU
Y
Rodríguez, J.
JAS 3/3
Metz
Y
CJS 2/3
Y
Representative
Y
3rd FV 4/9
McGhee
JU 3/11
Y
JAS 3/3
Y
CJS 2/3
Representative
Eagle
JAS 3/3
Y
CJS 2/3
Dudley
3rd FV 4/9
A
Y
JU 3/11
Ahern
Representative
Adkins
3rd FV 4/9
JU 3/11
JAS 3/3
CJS 2/3
Representative
CJS=Criminal Justice Subcommittee JAS=Justice Appropriations Subcommittee JU=Judiciary Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
A
Y
Rooney
Y
Rouson
Y
Santiago
Y
Murphy
Y
Slosberg
Y
Y
Narain
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Nuñez
Y
Spano
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
A
Y
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Oliva
Y
Sprowls
Y
Bileca
Y
Geller
Y
O’Toole
Y
Stafford
Y
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Pafford
Y
Stark
Y
Y
Goodson
Y
Passidomo
Y
Steube
Y
Y
Hager
Y
Perry
Y
Stone
Bracy
Y
Brodeur Broxson
Y
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Harrison
Y
Pigman
Y
Hill
Y
Pilon
Y
Caldwell
Y
Hudson
Y
Plakon
Y
Campbell
Y
Hutson
Clarke-Reed
Y
Ingoglia
Burgess Burton
Y A
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Sullivan
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Tobia
Y
Y
Torres
Y
Plasencia
Y
Trujillo
Porter
Y
Trumbull
Combee
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Cortes, B.
Y
Jenne
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Jones, M.
Costello
Y
Jones, S.
Crisafulli
Y
Kerner
Cruz
Y
La Rosa
Cummings
Y
Latvala
Diaz, J.
Y
Diaz, M.
A
Y
Y
Van Zant
Y
Watson, B.
Raburn
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Rader
Y
Williams
Y
Raschein
Y
Wood
Y
Y
Y
Y
A
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y Y
Y
A
Raulerson
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Ray
Y
Young
Y
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Y
Magar
Y
Richardson
Y
Drake
Y
Mayfield
Y
Roberson
Y
DuBose
Y
McBurney
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
12 11 16 117 0 0 0 0
Y
Y
Y
Y
Corcoran
Y
Y
Y
Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays: 64
Y
Y
CS/CS/HB 157 - Fraud by Representative Passidomo (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
3rd FV 4/24
Senator
3rd FV 4/24
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Abruzzo
Y
Hays
Y
Altman
Y
Hukill
Y
Bean
Y
Hutson
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Joyner
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Y
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
A
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Flores
Y
Simmons
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Y
Galvano
Y
Smith
Y
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Grimsley
Y
Thompson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
65
39 0
CS/CS/CS/SB 390 - Fraud by Senator Richter (Companion Bill of CS/CS/CS/HB 157)
Altman
Joyner
Bean
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Bradley Brandes
Y Y
Clemens Diaz de la Portilla Evers
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Y
FP 4/15
Y Y
Margolis
Y Y Y
Sachs
Y Y
Y
Legg
Ring Y
Y Y
A
Negron
Y Y
Flores Gibson
Y
ACJ 4/08
Hukill
CJ 3/30
Y
JU 2/17
Senator
Abruzzo
FP 4/15
ACJ 4/08
CJ 3/30
JU 2/17
Senator
JU=Judiciary Committee CJ=Criminal Justice Committee ACJ=Appropriations Subcommittee on Criminal and Civil Justice FP=Fiscal Policy Committee
A
Simmons
Y
Simpson
Y
Soto
Y
Stargel
Y
Y Y
Y
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
66
10 0
5 0
6 0
9 0
CS/CS/HB 149 - Rights of Grandparents by Representative Rouson
(Passed)
Y
Edwards
Y
Metz
Y
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Miller
Artiles
Y
Fant
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Moraitis
Y
Moskowitz
Baxley
Y
Fresen
Y
Murphy
Y Y
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Rogers
Y
Rooney
Y
Rouson
Y
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Slosberg
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Y Y Y
3rd FV 3/27
Albritton
Roberson
JU 3/19
Y
Y
CFSS 3/04
McGhee
Y
CJS 2/04
Y
Representative
Eagle
3rd FV 3/27
McBurney
JU 3/19
Y
CFSS 3/04
Y
CJS 2/04
Representative
Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Fullwood
Y
Narain
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Nuñez
Bileca
Y
Geller
Y
Oliva
Y
Spano
Y
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
O’Toole
Y
Sprowls
Y
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Pafford
Y
Stafford
Brodeur
Y
Grant
Y
Stark
Y
Broxson
Y
Hager
Y
Y
Steube
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrell
Y
Y
Stevenson
Y
Harrison
Y
Stone
Y
Caldwell
Y
Hill
Y
Sullivan
Y
Campbell
Y
Hudson
Y
Taylor
Burton
Clarke-Reed
Y
3rd FV 3/27
CJS 2/04
Ahern
Berman
JU 3/19
Representative
Y
CFSS 3/04
3rd FV 3/27
Dudley
JU 3/19
Y
CFSS 3/04
Adkins
CJS 2/04
Representative
CJS=Civil Justice Subcommittee CFSS=Children, Families & Seniors Subcommittee JU=Judiciary Committee 3rd FV= Vote on Third Reading
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Passidomo Y
Y Y A
Y
Perry
Y
Peters
Y
Pigman
Y
Pilon
Y
Plakon
Y
Y Y
A Y
Y
Y
Y
Y Y Y
Y
Hutson
Y
Plasencia
Y
Tobia
Combee
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Torres
Y
Corcoran
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Trujillo
A
Cortes, B.
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Trumbull
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Van Zant
Y
Costello
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Cruz
Y
Kerner
A
Raulerson
Y
Williams
Y
Cummings
A
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Wood
Diaz, J.
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Workman
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Young
Y
Drake
Y
Magar
Y
Renuart
Y
DuBose
Y
Mayfield
Y
Richardson
Y
Y
Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays: 67
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
12 10 18 117 0 0 0 0
CS/CS/HB 149 - Rights of Grandparents by Representative Rouson (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
3rd FV 4/27
Senator
3rd FV 4/27
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Abruzzo
Y
Hays
Y
Altman
A
Hukill
Y
Bean
Y
Hutson
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Joyner
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Y
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
Y
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Flores
Y
Simmons
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Y
Galvano
Y
Smith
Y
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Grimsley
Y
Thompson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
68
39 0
CS/SB 368 - Rights of Grandparents by Senator Abruzzo (Companion Bill of CS/CS/HB 149)
Altman Y
Benacquisto
Y Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Legg
Y
Margolis
Y
Ring
Y Y
Dean
A
Sachs
Detert
Y
Simmons
Y
Simpson
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Evers
Y
Flores
Y
Garcia
Y
Negron Y
Y
Soto
Y
Stargel
Y
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
10 0
Y
69
Y A
Sobel Y
FP 4/15 A
Y
Clemens
ACJ 4/8
Y
Hukill Y
Bradley
CF 3/26
Hays
JU 3/10
Y Y
Bean
Brandes
Senator
Abruzzo
FP 4/15
ACJ 4/8
CF 3/26
J U 3/10
Senator
JU=Judiciary Committee CF=Children, Families, and Elder Affairs Committee ACJ=Appropriations Subcommittee on Criminal and Civil Justice FP=Fiscal Policy Committee
Y Y
5 0
6 0
9 0
CS/CS/HB 269 - Experimental Treatments for Terminal Conditions by Representative Pilon (Passed)
Y
Rogers
Y
Edwards
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rooney
Albritton
Y
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Artiles
Y
Fant
Y
Avila
Y
Baxley Berman
Y
Beshears
A
Y
Rouson
Y
Santiago
Fitzenhagen
Y
Narain
Y
Slosberg
Y
Y
Fresen
A
Nuñez
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Fullwood
Y
Olivia
Y
Spano
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
O'Toole
Y
Sprowls
Geller
Y
Pafford
Gonzalez
Y
Passidomo
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Y
Y
Hagar
Y
Y
Harrell
Burgess
Y
Y
Y
Perry
Y
Steube
Y
Y
Y
Peters
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Pigman
Y
Stone
Y
Y
Pilon
Y
Plakon
Caldwell
Y
Hudson
Y
Campbell
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Ingram
Combee
Y
Jacobs
Corcoran
Y
Jenne
Cortes, B.
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Jones, S.
Y Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Costello
Y
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Y
Plasencia
Y
Tobia
Y
Y
Y
Porter
Y
Torres
Y
Y
Powell
Y
Trujillo
Y
Y
Trumbull Van Zant
Y
Y
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Y
Y
Raschein
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Williams
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Wood
Y
Latvala Lee
Y
Magar
Y A
Y
Y
Y
DuBose
Sullivan Taylor
Pritchett
Y
Drake
Y Y
Y
Raburn
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Cruz
Diaz, M.
Y
Y
Cummings Diaz, J.
Y
Stafford
Harison
Y
Y
Stark
Hill
Clarke-Reed
Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Burton
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Y
Y
Murphy
Y
Broxson
Y
Y
Bileca
Y
Y
Y
Y
Boyd Brodeur
3rd FV 4/16
Miller
HHSC 4/01
Y
IBS 3/25
Representative
Eagle
HIS 3/10
3rd FV 4/16
Y
HHSC 4/01
Ahern
IBS 3/25
Representative
Rodríguez, J.
HIS 3/10
3rd FV 4/16
Y
HHSC 4/01
Metz
IBS 3/25
Representative
Y
HIS 3/10
3rd FV 4/16
Dudley
HHSC 4/01
Y
IBS 3/25
Adkins
HIS 3/10
Representative
HIS=Health Innovation Subcommittee IBS=Insurance & Banking Subcommittee HHSC=Health & Human Services Committee 3rd FV= Vote on Third Reading
Y A
Y
A
Y
Y
Y
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Renner
Y
Young
Y
Y
Renuart
Mayfield
Y
Richardson
Y
McBurney
Y
Roberson
Y
McGhee
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
70
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y Y
12 12 16 118 0 0 0 0
CS/CS/HB 269 - Experimental Treatments for Terminal Conditions by Representative Pilon (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
3rd FV 4/28
Senator
3rd FV 4/28
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Abruzzo
Y
Hays
Y
Altman
Y
Hukill
Y
Bean
Y
Hutson
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Joyner
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Y
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
Y
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Flores
Y
Simmons
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Y
Galvano
Y
Smith
Y
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
N
Stargel
Y
Grimsley
Y
Thompson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
71
39 1
CS/CS/SB 1052 - Experimental Treatments for Terminal Conditions by Senator Brandes (Companion Bill of CS/CS/HB 269)
Y
Benacquisto
Hays
Y
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Joyner Y
A
Clemens
Y
Legg
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Richter
Y
Sachs
Flores
N
Gaetz
Y
Smith
Galvano
A
Sobel
Garcia
Y
Y
Grimsley
Y
Y
Y A Y Y
Y
Stargel
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
72
FP 4/20
Y
Bradley Braynon
AHS 4/02
Y
HP 3/17
Senator
Bean
FP 4/20
Abruzzo
AHS 4/02
HP 3/17
Senator
HP=Health Policy Committee AHS=Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services FP=Fiscal Policy Committee
Y
6 1
8 0
10 0
CS/CS/CS/HB 775 - Appointment of an Ad Litem by Representative Powell
(Passed)
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Artiles
Y
Fant
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Baxley
Y
Y
Moraitis
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Murphy
Y Y
Y
Y
Y A Y
3rd FV 4/16
Metz Miller
Rodríguez, J.
JU 4/08
Y Y
Y
Y
JAS 3/18
A
CJS 3/4
Y
Representative
McGhee
3rd FV 4/16
Y
Y
JU 4/08
JAS 3/18
Edwards
CJS 3/4
Eagle
Y
Representative
Y
Albritton
4/08
Y
JAS 3/18
CJS 3/4
Dudley
3rd FV 4/16
Y
Y
JU
Ahern
Representative
Adkins
3rd FV 4/16
4/08 JU
JAS 3/18
CJS 3/4
Representative
CJS=Civil Justice Subcommittee JAS=Justice Appropriations Subcommittee JU=Judiciary Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Y
Y
Y
Y
Rogers
Y
Y
Rooney
Y
Y
Rouson
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Slosberg
Y
Y
Y
Y
Fresen
A
Narain
Y
Smith
Y
Fullwood
Y
Nuñez
Y
Spano
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Oliva
Y
Sprowls
Bileca
Y
Geller
Y
O’Toole
Y
Stafford
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Pafford
Y
Stark
Y
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Passidomo
Y
Steube
Y
Berman
Y
Brodeur
Y
Hager
Broxson
Y
Harrell
Y
Harrison
Y
Hill
Y
Hudson
Burgess Burton Caldwell
Y Y
Y
Y
Y Y Y
Y
Perry
Y
Peters
Y
Pigman
Y
Pilon
Y
Plakon
Y
Y A
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Stevenson
Y
Stone
Y
Y
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Tobia
Y
Y
Y Y
Campbell
Y
Hutson
Plasencia
Y
Torres
Clarke-Reed
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Trujillo
Combee
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Trumbull
Y
Corcoran
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Van Zant
Y
Cortes, B.
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Costello
Y
Jones, S.
Crisafulli
Y
Kerner
Cruz
Y
La Rosa
Cummings
Y
Latvala
Diaz, J.
Y
Diaz, M. Drake DuBose
Y
Y A
Y
Y
Y
Raschein
Y
Williams
Y
Raulerson
Y
Wood
Y
Ray
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Young
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Y
Magar
Y
Richardson
Y
Y
Mayfield
Y
Roberson
Y
Y
McBurney
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Y Y
Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
73
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
12 10 18 118 0 0 0 0
CS/CS/CS/HB 775 - Appointment of an Ad Litem by Representative Powell (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
3rd FV 4/23
Senator
3rd FV 4/23
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Abruzzo
Y
Hays
Y
Altman
Y
Hukill
Y
Bean
Y
Hutson
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Joyner
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Y
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
Y
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Flores
Y
Simmons
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Y
Galvano
Y
Smith
Y
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Grimsley
Y
Thompson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
74
40 0
CS/SB 922 - Appointment of an Ad Litem by Senator Latvala (Companion Bill of CS/CS/CS/HB 775)
Bean
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Bradley Brandes
ACJ 4/08
Joyner
A
Y
Y
Y
Legg
Y
Margolis
Y
Negron
Y
Ring Y
Simmons
Evers
Y
Flores
Y
Y Y
Sachs
Y
FP 4/15
JU 3/24
Y Y
Clemens Diaz de la Portilla
Senator
Abruzzo
FP 4/15
ACJ 4/08
JU 3/24
Senator
JU=Judiciary Committee ACJ=Appropriations Subcommittee on Criminal and Civil Justice FP=Civil Policy Committee
A Y
Simpson
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Hays
Y
Stargel
Y
Hukill
A
Y Y
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
75
9 0
6 0
9 0
CS/CS/CS/HB 165 - Property and Casualty Insurance by Representative Santiago (Passed)
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Moskowitz
Artiles
Y
Fant
Y
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Baxley
Y
Fresen
Y
Nuñez
Berman
Y
Fullwood
Y
Y
Gaetz
Beshears
Y
Bileca
Y
Y
Y
Rooney
Y
Y
Rouson
Murphy
Y
Santiago
Narain
Y
Slosberg
Y
Smith
Y
Oliva
Y
Spano
Y
Y
O’Toole
Y
Sprowls
Y
Stafford
Y
Y
Stark
Y
Y
Y
Y Y
3rd FV 4/22
Moraitis
Y
Y
RAC 4/14
Y
Antone
Rogers
GOAS 3/31
Edwards
Y
Y
Y
IBS 2/17
Y
Albritton
Representative
Miller
Y
3rd FV 4/22
Y
Y
Y
RAC 4/14
Eagle
Rodríguez, J.
GOAS 3/31
Representative
Y
Y
IBS 2/17
3rd FV 4/22
Ahern
RAC 4/14
Metz
GOAS 3/31
Representative
Y
IBS 2/17
3rd FV 4/22
Dudley
RAC 4/14
Y
GOAS 3/31
Adkins
IBS 2/17
Representative
IBS=Insurance & Banking Subcommittee GOAS=Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee RAC=Regulatory Affairs Committee
Y Y
Y
N
Y
Y
Y
Geller
Y
Pafford
Boyd
Y
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Passidomo
Bracy
Y
Y
Goodson
Y
Y
Perry
Y
Steube
Y
Brodeur
Y
Hager
Y
Y
Peters
Y
Stevenson
Y
Broxson
Y
Harrell
Y
Pigman
Y
Stone
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrison
Y
Pilon
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Hill
Y
Plakon
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Hudson
Y
Plasencia
Y
Tobia
Y
Campbell
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Torres
Clarke-Reed
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Trujillo
Y
Combee
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Trumbull
Y
Corcoran
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Van Zant
Cortes, B.
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Costello
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Williams
Y
Crisafulli
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Wood
Cruz
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Workman
Cummings
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Young
Y
Magar
Y
Renuart
Diaz, M.
Y
Mayfield
Y
Richardson
Drake
Y
McBurney
Y
Roberson
Y
McGhee
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Burton Caldwell
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Diaz, J.
DuBose
N
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
Y Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
76
Y
Y
Y Y Y
A
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
A
Y Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y
Y
12 10 17 120 1 2 0 0
CS/CS/CS/HB 165 - Property and Casualty Insurance by Reprentative Santiago (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
3rd FV 4/23
Senator
3rd FV 4/23
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Abruzzo
Y
Hays
Y
Altman
Y
Hukill
Y
Bean
Y
Hutson
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Joyner
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Y
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
Y
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Flores
N
Simmons
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Y
Galvano
Y
Smith
Y
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Grimsley
Y
Thompson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
77
39 1
CS/CS/SB 258 - Property and Casualty Insurance by Senator Brandes (Companion Bill of CS/CS/CS/HB 165)
Y
Joyner
Y
Latvala
A
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Y
Montford
Y
Y
Flores
N
Negron
Y
N
Gaetz
N
Richter
Y
Y
Galvano
Y
Ring
Garcia
Y
Simmons
Grimsley
Y
Simpson
Y
Smith
Hays
Y
AP 3/18
Hukill
Y
Y
AGG 3/4
BI 2/17
Y
Y
Dean Detert
Y Y
Braynon Clemens
Senator
Benacquisto
AP 3/18
Altman
AGG 3/4
BI 2/17
Senator
BI=Banking and Insurance Committee AGG=Appropriations Subcommittee on General Govenment AP=Appropriations Committee
Y
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
78
Y Y
Y Y
Y
11 0
Y
7 0
15 3
CS/CS/HB 453 - Timeshares by Representative Eisnaugle (Passed)
Y
Metz
Y
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Albritton
Y
Edwards
Y
Miller
Y
Rogers
Y
N
Eisnaugle
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rooney
Y
Artiles
Y
Fant
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Murphy
N
Rouson
N
Y
Santiago
Y
Baxley
Y
Fresen
A
Narain
N
Slosberg
N
N
Fullwood
N
Nuñez
Y
Smith
Y
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Oliva
Y
Spano
Y
Bileca
Y
Geller
Y
O’Toole
Y
Sprowls
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Pafford
N
Stafford
Y
Passidomo
Y
Stark
Y
Brodeur
Y
Hager
Y
Perry
Y
Steube
Y
Broxson
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Stevenson
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrison
Y
Pigman
Y
Stone
A
Y
Hill
Y
Hudson
Y
Pilon
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Plakon
Y
Taylor
Campbell
N
Hutson
Plasencia
Y
Tobia
Clarke-Reed
N
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Torres
Combee
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
N
Trujillo
Corcoran
Y
Jacobs
N
Pritchett
Y
Trumbull
Y
Jenne
N
Raburn
Y
Van Zant
Y
Jones, M.
N
Rader
N
Watson, B.
N
Costello
Y
Jones, S.
N
Raschein
Y
Watson, C.
N
Crisafulli
Y
Kerner
N
Raulerson
Y
Williams
Y
Cruz
N
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Wood
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Young
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Magar
Y
Renuart
Drake
Y
Mayfield
Y
Richardson
N
DuBose
N
McBurney
Y
Roberson
Y
Antone
Berman
Burton Caldwell
Y
N
Y
Y A
Cortes, B. Cortes, J.
Y
Cummings Diaz, J.
Y
A Y Y
Y
Y Y Y Y
A
Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
79
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Y Y
3rd FV 4/16
Eagle
JU 3/19
Y
CJS
Ahern
GOAS 3/10
Representative Rodrigues, R.
2/17
3rd FV 4/16
CJS
N
JU 3/19
Representative
Y
GOAS 3/10
3rd FV 4/16
McGhee
2/17
JU 3/19
CJS
Y
GOAS 3/10
Representative
Y
2/17
3rd FV 4/16
Y
JU 3/19
Dudley
GOAS 3/10
Y
2/17
Adkins
CJS
Representative
CJS=Civil Justice Subcommittee GOAS=Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee JU=Judiciary Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Y N
Y
N
Y
N
N
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
N A
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
A
10 10 15 92 2 0 1 26
CS/CS/HB 453 - Timeshares by Representative Eisnaugle (Senate Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Senator
3rd FV 4/29
Senator
3rd FV 4/29
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Abruzzo
Y
Hays
Y
Altman
Y
Hukill
Y
Bean
Y
Hutson
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Joyner
Y
Bradley
Y
Latvala
Y
Brandes
Y
Lee
Y
Braynon
Y
Legg
Y
Bullard
Y
Margolis
Y
Clemens
Y
Montford
Y
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Flores
Y
Simmons
Y
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Y
Galvano
Y
Smith
Y
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Gibson
Y
Stargel
Y
Grimsley
Y
Thompson
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
80
40 0
CS/SB 932 - Timeshares by Senator Stargel (Companion Bill of CS/CS/HB 453)
Benacquisto Bradley
Y Y Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Flores
Y
Y
Margolis
Y
Negron
Y
Richter
Y
Ring Y
Sachs
Y
Hays Hukill
FP 4/20
Y
Legg
JU 3/31
Latvala
Y Y
Clemens
Joyner
Y Y
Brandes Braynon
Y
RI 3/11
Y
Senator
Y
Bean
FP 4/20
RI 3/11
Abruzzo
JU 3/31
Senator
RI=Regulated Industries Committee JU=Judiciary Committee FP=Fiscal Policy Committee
Y
A Y
A
Simmons
Y
Y
Simpson
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
Y
12 0
8 1
10 0
N
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
81
SB 2516A - Implementation of the Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment by Senator Lee (Passed)
Senator
3rd FV 6/01
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Senator
3rd FV 6/01
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report
Abruzzo
Y
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Altman
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Bean
Y
Y
Hutson
Y
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Brandes
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Braynon
A
A
Legg
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
A
Margolis
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
A
Montford
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Y
Richter
A
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Evers
Y
Y
Sachs
Y
Y
Flores
A
Y
Simmons
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Simpson
Y
Y
Galvano
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Sobel
Y
Y
Gardiner
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Gibson
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
Grimsley
A
Y
Thompson
Y
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
82
36 0
37 0
SB 2516A - Implementation of the Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment by Senator Lee (House Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report
Adkins
Y
Y
Dudley
Y
Y
McGhee
Y
N
Rodríguez, J.
N
N
Ahern
Y
Y
Eagle
Y
Y
Metz
Y
Y
Rogers
Y
Y
Albritton
Y
Y
Edwards
Y
Y
Miller
Y
Y
Rooney
Y
Y
Antone
Y
N
Eisnaugle
Y
Y
Moraitis
Y
Y
Rouson
A
Y
Artiles
Y
Y
Fant
Y
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Avila
Y
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Y
Murphy
N
N
Slosberg
A
N
Baxley
Y
Y
Fresen
Y
Y
Narain
N
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Berman
N
N
Fullwood
Y
Y
Nuñez
Y
Y
Spano
Y
Y
Beshears
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Oliva
Y
Y
Sprowls
Y
Y
Bileca
Y
Y
Geller
Y
N
O’Toole
Y
Y
Stafford
Y
Y
Boyd
Y
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Y
Pafford
N
N
Stark
Y
N
Bracy
Y
N
Goodson
Y
Y
Passidomo
Y
Y
Steube
Y
Y
Brodeur
Y
Y
Grant
Y
Y
Perry
Y
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Broxson
Y
Y
Hager
Y
Y
Peters
Y
Y
Stone
Y
Y
Burgess
Y
Y
Harrell
Y
Y
Pigman
Y
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Burton
Y
Y
Harrison
Y
Y
Pilon
Y
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Caldwell
Y
Y
Hill
Y
Y
Plakon
Y
Y
Tobia
Y
Y
Campbell
Y
Y
Hudson
Y
Y
Plasencia
Y
Y
Torres
N
N
Clarke-Reed
Y
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Y
Porter
Y
Y
Trujillo
Y
A
Combee
Y
Y
Ingram
Y
Y
Powell
Y
Y
Trumbull
Y
Y
Corcoran
Y
Y
Jacobs
Y
N
Pritchett
Y
N
Van Zant
Y
Y
Cortes, B.
Y
Y
Jenne
N
N
Raburn
Y
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Y
Cortes, J.
N
N
Jones, M.
Y
Y
Rader
Y
A
Watson, C.
N
N
Costello
Y
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Y
Raschein
Y
Y
Williams
Y
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Y
Kerner
A
N
Raulerson
Y
Y
Wood
Y
Y
Cruz
Y
N
La Rosa
Y
Y
Ray
Y
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Cummings
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
N
Young
A
Y
Diaz, J
A
Y
Lee
N
N
Renner
Y
Y
Diaz, M
Y
Y
Magar
Y
Y
Richardson
Y
Y
Drake
Y
Y
Mayfield
Y
Y
Roberson
Y
Y
DuBose
Y
A
McBurney
Y
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
83
105 97 10 20
CS/CS/SB 586 - Implementation of the Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment by Senator Dean (Failed)
AP 3/18
Senator
Y
Y
Joyner
Benacquisto Braynon Dean
Y
Evers
Y
AP 3/18
ASGG 3/11
Y
ASGG 3/11
EPC 2/18
Altman
EPC 2/18
Senator
EPC=Environmental Preservation and Conservation Committee ASGG=Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government AP=Appropriations Committee
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Montford
Y
Flores
Y
Negron
Y
Gaetz
Y
Richter
Y
Galvano
Y
Ring
Y
Garcia
Y
Simmons
A
Grimsley
Y
Simpson
Y
Y
Smith
N
Y
Soto
N
Hays
Y
Y
Hukill
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
Y Y Y
5 2
7 0
19 0
HB 1291 - Implementation of Water and Land Conservation Constitutional Amendment by Representative Boyd (Failed Companion Bill of SB 586)
Broxson
Hudson
Y
Pilon
Ingram
Y
Porter
Y
Caldwell
Y
Jacobs
Clarke-Reed
Y
Jones, M.
Corcoran
Y
Cruz
Y
Combee
Cummings
Y
Y
Y
AP 3/19
Rooney
Y
Rouson
Y
Stafford
Y
Powell
Y
Stark
Y
Raburn
Y
Steube
Rader
Y
Trumbull
Y
McBurney
Y
Raschein
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Metz
Y
Richardson
Y
Williams
Y
Nuñez
Y
Roberson
Y
Wood
Y
Young
Y
Mayfield
Y
N
Pafford
Y
ANRAS 3/11
Y
Representative
ANRAS 3/11
Gonzalez
AP 3/19
Representative
Y
ANRAS 3/11
AP 3/19
Y
Boyd
Representative
ANRAS 3/11
Albritton
AP 3/19
Representative
ANRAS=Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee AP=Appropriations Committee
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Oliva
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Fresen
Y
O’Toole
Y
Rogers
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays: 84
Y
Y
13 27 0 1
CS/CS/SB 102 - Digital Assets by Senator Hukill
(Failed)
Abruzzo
N
Bean
Y
Benacquisto
Y N
Clemens
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
N
Flores
N
Legg
N
Margolis
N
Montford
Y
Negron
Y
Richter
N
Y
Ring
N
Gaetz
Y
Sachs
Galvano
Y
Simmons
Y
Gibson
Y
Simpson
Y
Y Y
Hays
Y
Soto
Y
Hukill
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
8 2
7 4
Joyner
RC 4/15 Y
Lee N
Y
Brandes
FP 4/02
Latvala
Y
Bradley
JU 2/3
Senator
RC 4/15
FP 4/02
JU 2/3
Senator
JU=Judiciary Committee FP=Fiscal Policy Committee RC=Rules Committee
Y
N
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
9 4
CS/HB 313 - Digital Assets by Representative Fant (Failed Companion Bill of CS/CS/SB102)
Representative
CJS 3/17
Representative
CJS 3/17
Representative
CJS 3/17
Representative
CJS 3/17
CJS=Civil Justice Subcommittee
Berman
Y
McGhee
Y
Pigman
Y
Wood
Y
Burton
Y
Metz
Y
Stafford
Y
Dudley
Y
Moraitis
Y
Stone
Y
Hill
Y
Passidomo
Y
Sullivan
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
85
13 0
HB 1081 - Consumer Loans by Representative Burton
(Failed)
IBS 3/25
Representative
IBS 3/25
Representative
Representative
IBS 3/25
IBS 3/25
Representative
IBS=Insurance & Banking Subcommittee
Albritton
Y
Hager
N
Plakon
Y
Wood
Y
DuBose
A
Jenne
N
Santiago
Y
Fant
Y
Lee
N
Taylor
Y
Goodson
A
Passidomo
Y
Tobia
Y
8 3
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
SB 1400 - Contact Lens Pricing Practices by Senator Lee (Failed)
Senator
HP 3/23
Senator
HP 3/23
HP=Health Policy Committee
Bean
N
Garcia
Y
Braynon
Y
Grimsley
Y
Flores
Y
Joyner
Y
Gaetz
N
Sobel
Y
Galvano
N
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
86
6 3
HB 793 - Consumer Protection by Representative Stark (Failed)
BPS 3/24
Representative
BPS 3/24
Representative
Representative
BPS 3/24
BPS 3/24
Representative
BPS=Business & Professions Subcommittee
Ahern
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Plakon
Y
Trujillo
Y
Avila
Y
Geller
Y
Plasencia
Y
Beshears
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Rader
Y
Dudley
Y
Latvala
Y
Rouson
Y
13 0
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
CS/CS/SB 726 - Consumer Protection by Senator Ring (Failed Companion Bill of HB 793)
Altman Bean
Y
Braynon
Lee Y
Legg
Y
Margolis
Y
Y Y
Richter
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Thompson
Y
A
Simpson Y
FP 4/20
A
Sachs
Y
Flores
AGG 4/2
CT 3/10 Y
Y
Dean
Hukill
Latvala
Y
Clemens
Hays
Y Y
Bradley
Detert
Senator
Abruzzo
FP 4/20
AGG 4/2
CT 3/10
Senator
CT=Commerce and Tourism Committee AGG=Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government FP=Fiscal Policy Committee
Y Y Y
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
87
6 0
6 0
10 0
CS/CS/CS/HB 69 - Missing Persons with Special Needs by Representative Porter (Failed)
Ahern
Y
Eisnaugle
Artiles
Y
Fant
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Fresen
Y
Murphy
Berman
Y
Fullwood
Y
Narain
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Nuñez
Bileca
Y
Geller
Y
Oliva
Y
Sprowls
Y
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
O’Toole
Y
Stafford
Y
Y
Goodson
Y
Pafford
Y
Stark
Y
Brodeur
Y
Grant
Y
Passidomo
Y
Steube
Y
Broxson
Y
Hager
Y
Perry
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Stone
Y
Harrison
Y
Pigman
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Hill
Y
Pilon
Y
Y
Taylor
Y
Plakon
Y
Bracy
Y
Burgess
Y
Burton
Y
Caldwell Campbell
Y
Hudson
Y
Hutson
Combee
Y
Ingoglia
Corcoran
Y
Cortes, B.
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Moraitis
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Rogers
Y
Rooney
Y
Rouson
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Y
Slosberg
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Spano
Y
Y Y Y
Y
Y Y
A
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Tobia
Y
Torres
Y
Porter
Y
Trujillo
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Trumbull
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Van Zant
Cortes, J.
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Watson, B.
Costello
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, C.
Crisafulli
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Y
Williams
Cruz
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Wood
Cummings
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Workman
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Young
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Drake
Y
Magar
Y
Richardson
Y
DuBose
Y
Mayfield
Y
Roberson
Y
Y
A
Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Plasencia
Clarke-Reed
Y
Miller
3rd FV 4/22
Antone
Y
Y
4/14
Edwards
Y
Y
JU
Eagle
Y
Y
Metz
Y
Y
Y
McGhee
Y
A
Y
Y
Y
4/7
Representative Rodrigues, R.
JAS
3rd FV 4/22 Y
CFSS 3/24
4/14 JU Y
CJS 2/3
4/7
Representative McBurney
JAS
3rd FV 4/22 Y
CFSS 3/24
4/14 JU Y
CJS 2/3
4/7 JAS
CFSS 3/24
Dudley
CJS 2/3
Y
Albritton
Baxley
Y
Representative
Adkins
3rd FV 4/22
4/14 JU
JAS 4/7
CFSS 3/24
CJS 2/3
Representative
CJS=Civil Justice Subcommittee CFSS=Children, Families & Seniors Subcommittee JAS=Justice Appropriations Subcommittee JU=Judiciary Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Y A
Y
Y A Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y Y
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays: 88
12 10 12 18 120 0 0 0 0 0
CS/CS/SB 330 - Missing Persons with Special Needs by Senator Dean (Failed Companion Bill of CS/CS/CS/HB 69)
Bean
Y
Gibson
Benacquisto
Y
Hutson
Bradley
Y
Brandes
Y
Clemens
Y
Y
Y
Simmons
Y Y
Detert
Y
Sobel
Evers
Y
Y
Ring Simpson
Y
A Y
A
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Joyner
Dean
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Stargel
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
CF 4/09
Garcia
J U 3/24
Y
CJ 3/2
Senator
Altman
CF 4/09
JU 3/24
CJ 3/2
Senator
CJ=Criminal Justice Committee JU=Judiciary Committee CF=Children, Families, and Elder Affairs Committee
4 0
10 0
6 0
SB 652 - Homestead Tax Exemption/Persons 65 or Older by Senator Flores (Failed)
Senator
CA 3/4
Senator
CA 3/4
CA=Community Affairs Committee
Abruzzo
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Bradley
Y
Simpson
Y
Brandes
Y
Thompson
Y
Dean
Y
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
89
7 0
SB 2512A - Employer Contributions to Fund Retiree Benefits by Senator Lee (Passed)
Senator
3rd FV 6/01
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Senator
3rd FV 6/01
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
3rd FV=Voting on Third Reading FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report
Abruzzo
Y
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Altman
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Bean
Y
Y
Hutson
Y
Y
Benacquisto
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Bradley
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Brandes
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Braynon
A
A
Legg
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
A
Margolis
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
A
Montford
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Y
Richter
A
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Evers
Y
Y
Sachs
Y
Y
Flores
A
Y
Simmons
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Simpson
Y
Y
Galvano
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Garcia
Y
Y
Sobel
Y
Y
Gardiner
Y
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Gibson
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Y
Grimsley
A
Y
Thompson
Y
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
90
36 0
37 0
SB 2512A - Employer Contributions to Fund Retiree Benefits by Senator Lee (House Floor Vote on Final Passage)
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
Representative
3rd FV 6/04
FV on Conf. Bill 6/19
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading FV on Conf. Bill=Floor Vote on Conference Committee Report
Adkins
Y
Y
Dudley
Y
Y
McGhee
Y
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Y
Ahern
Y
Y
Eagle
Y
Y
Metz
Y
Y
Rogers
Y
Y
Albritton
Y
Y
Edwards
Y
Y
Miller
Y
Y
Rooney
Y
Y
Antone
Y
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Y
Moraitis
Y
Y
Rouson
A
Y
Artiles
Y
Y
Fant
Y
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Y
Santiago
Y
Y
Avila
Y
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Y
Murphy
Y
Y
Slosberg
A
Y
Baxley
Y
Y
Fresen
Y
Y
Narain
Y
Y
Smith
Y
Y
Berman
Y
Y
Fullwood
Y
Y
Nuñez
Y
Y
Spano
Y
Y
Beshears
Y
Y
Gaetz
Y
Y
Oliva
Y
Y
Sprowls
Y
Y
Bileca
Y
Y
Geller
Y
Y
O’Toole
Y
Y
Stafford
Y
Y
Boyd
Y
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Y
Pafford
Y
Y
Stark
Y
Y
Bracy
Y
Y
Goodson
Y
Y
Passidomo
Y
Y
Steube
Y
Y
Brodeur
Y
Y
Grant
Y
Y
Perry
Y
Y
Stevenson
Y
Y
Broxson
Y
Y
Hager
Y
Y
Peters
Y
Y
Stone
Y
Y
Burgess
Y
Y
Harrell
Y
Y
Pigman
Y
Y
Sullivan
Y
Y
Burton
Y
Y
Harrison
Y
Y
Pilon
Y
Y
Taylor
Y
Y
Caldwell
Y
Y
Hill
Y
Y
Plakon
Y
Y
Tobia
Y
Y
Campbell
Y
Y
Hudson
Y
Y
Plasencia
Y
Y
Torres
Y
Y
Clarke-Reed
Y
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Y
Porter
Y
Y
Trujillo
Y
A
Combee
Y
Y
Ingram
Y
Y
Powell
Y
Y
Trumbull
Y
Y
Corcoran
Y
Y
Jacobs
Y
Y
Pritchett
Y
Y
Van Zant
Y
Y
Cortes, B
Y
Y
Jenne
Y
Y
Raburn
Y
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Y
Cortes, J
Y
Y
Jones, M
Y
Y
Rader
Y
A
Watson, C.
Y
Y
Costello
Y
Y
Jones, S
Y
Y
Raschein
Y
Y
Williams
Y
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Y
Kerner
A
Y
Raulerson
Y
Y
Wood
Y
Y
Cruz
Y
Y
La Rosa
Y
Y
Ray
Y
Y
Workman
Y
Y
Cummings
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Y
Young
A
Y
Diaz, J
A
Y
Lee
Y
Y
Renner
Y
Y
Diaz, M
Y
Y
Magar
Y
Y
Richardson
Y
Y
Drake
Y
Y
Mayfield
Y
Y
Roberson
Y
Y
DuBose
Y
Y
McBurney
Y
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
91
115 118 0 0
SB 7038 - Employer Contributions to Fund Retiree Benefits by Governmental Oversight and Accountability (Failed)
Latvala
Bradley
Y
Lee
Brandes
Y
Legg
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Y
Montford
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
Negron
Y
Y
Dean
Y
Richter
Y
Y
Detert
Y
Ring
Y
A
Y
Bean Benacquisto
Y
Braynon Bullard
Y
3rd FV 4/1
Y
Altman
AP 3/25
Y
Abruzzo
GO 3/4
Senator
Y
AP 3/25
Hays
GO 3/4
Y
Senator
3rd FV 4/1
GO=Governmental Oversight and Accountability Committee AP=Appropriations Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
A
Y
Y
Hukill
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Sachs
Evers
Y
Simmons
Flores
Y
Y
Simpson
Gaetz
Y
Y
Smith
Galvano
Y
Y
Sobel
Garcia
Y
Y Y
Y
Y
Y Y
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
Soto
Y
Gardiner
Y
Stargel
Y
Gibson
Y
Thompson
Y
Grimsley
A
Y
(1 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
92
4 0
18 0
38 0
SB 7038 - Employer Contributions to Fund Retiree Benefits
3rd FV 4/2
Representative
3rd FV 4/2
Representative
3rd FV 4/2
Representative
3rd FV 4/2
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Representative
(House Floor Vote)
Adkins
Y
Dudley
Y
McGhee
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Ahern
Y
Eagle
Y
Metz
Y
Rogers
Y
Albritton
Y
Edwards
Y
Miller
Y
Rooney
Y
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rouson
Y
Artiles
Y
Fant
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Santiago
Y
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Murphy
Y
Slosberg
Y
Baxley
Y
Fresen
Y
Narain
Y
Smith
Y
Berman
Y
Fullwood
Y
Nuñez
Y
Spano
Y
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Oliva
Y
Sprowls
Y
Bileca
Y
Geller
Y
O’Toole
Y
Stafford
Y
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Pafford
Y
Stark
Y
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Passidomo
Y
Steube
Y
Brodeur
Y
Hager
Y
Perry
Y
Stone
Y
Broxson
Y
Harrell
Y
Peters
Y
Sullivan
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrison
Y
Pigman
Y
Taylor
Y
Burton
Y
Hill
Y
Pilon
Y
Tobia
Y
Caldwell
Y
Hudson
Y
Plakon
Y
Torres
Y
Campbell
Y
Hutson
Y
Plasencia
Y
Trujillo
Y
Clarke-Reed
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Trumbull
Y
Combee
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Van Zant
Y
Corcoran
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Cortes, B.
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Williams
Y
Costello
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Y
Wood
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Workman
Y
Cruz
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Young
Y
Cummings
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Lee
Y
Renuart
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Magar
Y
Richardson
Y
Drake
Y
Mayfield
Y
Roberson
Y
DuBose
Y
McBurney
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
(2 of 2) Yeas: Nays:
93
119 0
CS/CS/SB 908 - Traffic Safety by Senator Altman (Failed)
FP 4/15
3rd FV 4/24
Y
Hays
Y
Y
Y
Hukill
A
Y
Y
Hutson
Y
Y
Joyner
Y
Y
Latvala
Y
Y
Lee
Y
Altman Bean
Y
Benacquisto Bradley
Y
Y
Brandes
Y
Braynon
Y
Y
Legg
Y
Y
Bullard
Y
Y
Margolis
Y
Y
Clemens
Y
CJ 4/7
Senator
Y
TR 3/26
3rd FV 4/24
Abruzzo
FP 4/15
CJ 4/7
TR 3/26
Senator
TR=Transportation Committee CJ=Criminal Justice Committee FP=Fiscal Policy Committee 3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Y
Montford
A
Dean
Y
Negron
Y
Detert
Y
Richter
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Ring
Y
Y
Sachs
Evers
Y
Y
Y
Y
Flores
Y
A
Y
Y
Simmons
Gaetz
Y
Simpson
Galvano
Y
Smith
Y
Garcia
Y
Sobel
Y
Gardiner
Y
Soto
Y
Y
Stargel
Y
Thompson
Gibson Grimsley
Y Y
(1 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
94
Y Y
Y
Y Y
7 0
Y Y
5 0
9 0
39 0
CS/CS/SB 908 - Traffic Safety by Senator Altman (House Floor Vote)
Representative
3rd FV 4/28
Representative
3rd FV 4/28
Representative
3rd FV 4/28
Representative
3rd FV 4/28
3rd FV=Vote on Third Reading
Adkins
Y
Dudley
Y
McGhee
Y
Rodríguez, J.
Y
Ahern
Y
Eagle
Y
Metz
Y
Rogers
Y
Albritton
Y
Edwards
Y
Miller
Y
Rooney
Y
Antone
Y
Eisnaugle
Y
Moraitis
Y
Rouson
Y
Artiles
Y
Fant
Y
Moskowitz
Y
Santiago
Y
Avila
Y
Fitzenhagen
Y
Murphy
Y
Slosberg
Y
Baxley
Y
Fresen
Y
Narain
Y
Smith
Y
Berman
Y
Fullwood
Y
Nuñez
Y
Spano
Y
Beshears
Y
Gaetz
Y
Oliva
Y
Sprowls
Y
Bileca
Y
Geller
Y
O’Toole
Y
Stafford
Y
Boyd
Y
Gonzalez
Y
Pafford
Y
Stark
Y
Bracy
Y
Goodson
Y
Passidomo
Y
Steube
Y
Brodeur
Y
Grant
Y
Perry
Y
Stevenson
Y
Broxson
Y
Hager
Y
Peters
Y
Stone
Y
Burgess
Y
Harrell
Y
Pigman
Y
Sullivan
Y
Burton
Y
Harrison
Y
Pilon
Y
Taylor
Y
Caldwell
Y
Hill
N
Plakon
Y
Tobia
Y
Campbell
Y
Hudson
Y
Plasencia
Y
Torres
Y
Clarke-Reed
Y
Ingoglia
Y
Porter
Y
Trujillo
Y
Combee
Y
Ingram
Y
Powell
Y
Trumbull
Y
Corcoran
Y
Jacobs
Y
Pritchett
Y
Van Zant
Y
Cortes, B.
Y
Jenne
Y
Raburn
Y
Watson, B.
Y
Cortes, J.
Y
Jones, M.
Y
Rader
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Costello
Y
Jones, S.
Y
Raschein
Y
Williams
Y
Crisafulli
Y
Kerner
Y
Raulerson
Y
Wood
Y
Cruz
Y
La Rosa
Y
Ray
Y
Workman
Y
Cummings
Y
Latvala
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Young
Y
Diaz, J.
Y
Lee
Y
Renner
Y
Diaz, M.
Y
Magar
Y
Richardson
Y
Drake
Y
Mayfield
Y
Roberson
Y
DuBose
Y
McBurney
Y
Rodrigues, R.
Y
(2 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
95
119 1
CS/CS/CS/HB 231 - Transportation by Representative Passidomo (Failed Companion Bill of CS/CS/SB 908)
Y
Artiles
Y
Y
Ingram
Y
Y
Jenne
N
Baxley
Y
Bracy
Y
Burton Drake Fant
N
Ingoglia
Kerner Y
Y Y Y Y
Y
Peters
Y Y
Stark
Y
Y
Steube
N
Y
Torres
Y
Pritchett
La Rosa
Y Y
Powell
Y
Magar
Y
Ray
Mayfield
Y
Raschein
Y Y Y Y
Van Zant
Y
Y
Watson, C.
Y
Rehwinkel Vasilinda
Y
Williams
Y
A
Moraitis
Fresen
Y
Narain
Y
Renuart
Geller
Y
Oliva
Y
Rogers
(3 of 3) Yeas: Nays:
A
EAC 4/14
A
Trujillo
Fitzenhagen
Y
TEDAS 4/07
A
Plakon
Latvala
CRJS 3/24
HWSS 3/11
Representative Slosberg Spano
Plasencia
96
Y
A
Y
Y
Y
Rooney
Pilon
Y Y
EAC 4/14
Y
TEDAS 4/07
Perry
CRJS 3/24
HWSS 3/11
EAC 4/14
TEDAS 4/07
CRJS 3/24 Y
Representative
Harrell
Antone Avila
HWSS 3/11
Representative
EAC 4/14
N
TEDAS 4/07
HWSS 3/11
Ahern
CRJS 3/24
Representative
HWSS=Highway & Waterway Safety Subcommittee CRJS=Criminal Justice Subcommittee TEDAS=Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Subcommittee EAC=Economic Affairs Committee
Y
Y
7 12 12 16 4 0 0 0
SB 246 - Texting While Driving by Senator Sachs (Failed)
Senator
CU 3/31
Senator
CU 3/31
CU=Communications, Energy, and Public Utilities Committee
Abruzzo
Y
Gibson
N
Bradley
Y
Grimsley
N
Dean
Y
Hukill
Y
Evers
N
Sachs
Y
Garcia
A
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
5 3
SB 192 - Wireless Communications Devices by Senator Altman (Failed)
Senator
CU 3/31
Senator
CU 3/31
CU=Communications, Energy, and Public Utilities Committee
Abruzzo
Y
Gibson
N
Bradley
Y
Grimsley
N
Dean
Y
Hukill
Y
Evers
N
Sachs
Y
Garcia
A
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
97
5 3
CS/SB 1184 - Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles by Senator Brandes (Failed)
Senator
ATD 4/14
Senator
ATD 4/14
ATD=Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development
Brandes
Y
Hukill
Y
Clemens
Y
Latvala
Y
Detert
A
Sachs
Y
Diaz de la Portilla
Y
Thompson
Y
Gibson
N
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
8 1
SB 1022 - Wireless Communications Devices by Senator Gibson (Failed)
Senator
CU 4/07
Senator
CU 4/07
CU=Communications, Energy, and Public Utilities
Abruzzo
Y
Gibson
Y
Bradley
A
Grimsley
N
Dean
Y
Hukill
Y
Evers
Y
Sachs
Y
Garcia
Y
(1 of 1) Yeas: Nays:
98
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