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Every state legislature publishes its work in public. This is Florida’s: who sits in it today, which of its cities we can already watch live, and what arrives next.
Who speaks for Florida in Washington
Jimmy Patronis · FL-1Neal Dunn · FL-2Katherine Cammack · FL-3Aaron Bean · FL-4John Rutherford · FL-5Randall Fine · FL-6Cory Mills · FL-7Mike Haridopolos · FL-8Darren Soto · FL-9Maxwell Frost · FL-10Daniel Webster · FL-11Gus Bilirakis · FL-12Anna Luna · FL-13Kathy Castor · FL-14Laurel Lee · FL-15Vern Buchanan · FL-16W. Steube · FL-17C. Franklin · FL-18Byron Donalds · FL-19Brian Mast · FL-21Lois Frankel · FL-22Jared Moskowitz · FL-23Frederica Wilson · FL-24Debbie Wasserman Schultz · FL-25Mario Diaz-Balart · FL-26Maria Salazar · FL-27Carlos Gimenez · FL-28
The legislature, today
155
current state legislators
116
House seats · 82 Republican · 34 Democratic
39
Senate seats · 26 Republican · 12 Democratic · 1 Independent
Roster refreshed 2026-09-22.
The bills, this session
3,856
bills tracked, every one with a page here
479
became law · 12.4%
19
vetoed by the Governor
Relief of Marcus Button by the Pasco County School BoardSB 8 · introduced Aug 2, 2024
Chapter No. 2025-217CS/SB 10: Relief of Sidney Holmes by the State of Florida10 · introduced Aug 2, 2024
Chapter No. 2025-215Relief of the Estate of Peniel Janvier by the City of Miami BeachSB 14 · introduced Aug 2, 2024
Chapter No. 2025-218Relief of J.N., a Minor, by Hillsborough CountySB 20 · introduced Aug 2, 2024
Chapter No. 2025-219CS/SB 22: Relief of Eric Miles, Jr., and Jennifer Miles by the South Broward Hospital District22 · introduced Aug 2, 2024
Chapter No. 2025-220CS/SB 26: Relief of Kristen and Lia McIntosh by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services26 · introduced Aug 2, 2024
Chapter No. 2025-216CS/SB 28: Relief of Darline Angervil and J.R. by the South Broward Hospital District28 · introduced Aug 2, 2024
Chapter No. 2025-221Florida StatutesSB 36 · introduced Feb 19, 2025
Chapter No. 2025-3Find any of the 3,856 billskeyword, stage, and year filters
openStraight from the legislature’s own records, collected by us with no one in between. Statuses appear exactly as the state writes them.
Who sits in it
House · 116 members
Adam Anderson (R) · 57Adam Botana (R) · 80Alex Rizo (R) · 112Allison Tant (D) · 9Angie Nixon (D) · 13Anna Eskamani (D) · 42Anne Gerwig (R) · 93Ashley Gantt (D) · 109Berny Jacques (R) · 59Bill Conerly (R) · 72Bill Partington (R) · 28Brad Yeager (R) · 56Brian Hodgers (R) · 32Bruce Antone (D) · 41Chad Johnson (R) · 22Chase Tramont (R) · 30Chip LaMarca (R) · 100Christine Hunschofsky (D) · 95Dan Daley (D) · 96Dana Trabulsy (R) · 84Danny Alvarez (R) · 69Danny Nix (R) · 75Daryl Campbell (D) · 99David Borrero (R) · 111
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Dave Smith (R) · 38Dean Black (R) · 15Debra Tendrich (D) · 89Demi Busatta (R) · 114Dianne Hart-Lowman (D) · 63Dotie Joseph (D) · 108Doug Bankson (R) · 39Emily Gregory (D) · 87Erika Booth (R) · 35Fabián Basabe (R) · 106Felicia Robinson (D) · 104Fentrice Driskell (D) · 67Fiona McFarland (R) · 73Gallop Franklin (D) · 8Hilary Holley (R) · 51Hillary Cassel (R) · 101J.J. Grow (R) · 23James Buchanan (R) · 74Jim Mooney (R) · 120Jason Shoaf (R) · 7Jeff Holcomb (R) · 53Jennifer Canady (R) · 50Jennifer Kincart Jonsson (R) · 49Rita Harris (D) · 44Tae Edmonds (D) · 88Jessica Baker (R) · 17Johanna López (D) · 43John Snyder (R) · 86Jon Albert (R) · 48Jose Alvarez (D) · 46Juan Porras (R) · 119Judson Sapp (R) · 20Karen Gonzalez Pittman (R) · 65Kaylee Tuck (R) · 83Kelly Skidmore (D) · 92Kevin Chambliss (D) · 117Kim Kendall (R) · 18Kim Berfield (R) · 58Kim Daniels (D) · 14Kiyan Michael (R) · 16Lauren Melo (R) · 82Lawrence McClure (R) · 68Leonard Spencer (D) · 45Linda Chaney (R) · 61Lindsay Cross (D) · 60Lisa Dunkley (D) · 97Marie Woodson (D) · 105Meg Weinberger (R) · 94Mike Gottlieb (D) · 102Michael Owen (R) · 70Michele Rayner (D) · 62Michelle Salzman (R) · 1Mike Giallombardo (R) · 79Mike Redondo (R) · 118Mitch Rosenwald (D) · 98Monique Miller (R) · 33Nan Cobb (R) · 26Nathan Boyles (R) · 3Omar Blanco (R) · 115Paula Stark (R) · 47Peggy Gossett-Seidman (R) · 91Griff Griffitts (R) · 6RaShon Young (D) · 40Rachel Plakon (R) · 36Randy Maggard (R) · 54Richard Gentry (R) · 27Rob Long (D) · 90Robbie Brackett (R) · 34Alex Andrade (R) · 2Chuck Brannan (R) · 10Robin Bartleman (D) · 103Ryan Chamberlin (R) · 24Sam Garrison (R) · 11Sam Greco (R) · 19Samantha Scott (R) · 52Shane Abbott (R) · 5Susan Valdés (R) · 64Susan Plasencia (R) · 37Taylor Yarkosky (R) · 25Patt Maney (R) · 4Tiffany Esposito (R) · 77Toby Overdorf (R) · 85Tom Fabricio (R) · 110Traci Koster (R) · 66Tyler Sirois (R) · 31Vanessa Oliver (R) · 76Wallace Aristide (D) · 107Webster Barnaby (R) · 29Will Robinson (R) · 71Wyman Duggan (R) · 12Yvette Benarroch (R) · 81Yvonne Hinson (D) · 21
Senate · 39 members
Alexis Calatayud (R) · 38Ana Maria Rodriguez (R) · 40Barbara Sharief (D) · 35Ben Albritton (R) · 27Brian Nathan (D) · 14Carlos Smith (D) · 17Clay Yarborough (R) · 4Colleen Burton (R) · 12Corey Simon (R) · 3Danny Burgess (R) · 23Darryl Rouson (D) · 16Debbie Mayfield (R) · 19Don Gaetz (R) · 1Ed Hooper (R) · 21Erin Grall (R) · 29Gayle Harrell (R) · 31Ileana Garcia (R) · 36Jason Brodeur (R) · 10Jason Pizzo (I) · 37Jay Trumbull (R) · 2Jennifer Bradley (R) · 6Jim Boyd (R) · 20Joe Gruters (R) · 22Jonathan Martin (R) · 33
Show all 39 Senate members
Kathleen Passidomo (R) · 28Keith Truenow (R) · 13Kristen Arrington (D) · 25LaVon Bracy Davis (D) · 15Lori Berman (D) · 26Mack Bernard (D) · 24Nick DiCeglie (R) · 18Ralph Massullo (R) · 11Rosalind Osgood (D) · 32Shev Jones (D) · 34Stan McClain (R) · 9Tom Leek (R) · 7Tina Polsky (D) · 30Tommy Wright (R) · 8Tracie Davis (D) · 5
Every current member, from the Open States roster. Each name opens their own page with official links and, where sponsor records map reliably to members, the bills they sponsored.
In its city halls right now
What these city councils are working on right now, straight from their official records (checked 2026-07-22).
Jacksonville
ORD Adopting a Small-Scale Amendmnt to the FLUM Series of the 2045 Comp Plan at 0 Burris Dr, Btwn St. Johns Bluff Rd N & Jefferson Rd - (1.32026-0741 · introduced 2026-09-22
IntroducedORD-Q Rezoning at 0 Burris Dr, Btwn St. Johns Bluff Rd S & Jefferson Rd - (1.35± Acres) - CRO to PUD to Permit Flex Warehouse Uses, as Descr2026-0742 · introduced 2026-09-22
IntroducedORD-Q Rezoning at 5156 Norwood Ave & 0 44th St W, Btwn I-95 & Norwood Ave - (10.51± Acres) - PUD (1998-3) & RLD-60 to PUD to Permit Redevelo2026-0743 · introduced 2026-09-22
IntroducedORD-Q Rezoning at 0, 11054, 11112, 11140, 11150, 11192 Normandy Blvd & 3641 Chaffee Rd S, Btwn Chaffee Rd S & Stratton Rd - (21.10± Acres) -2026-0744 · introduced 2026-09-22
IntroducedORD-Q Rezoning at 0 Lem Turner Rd & 14158 Lem Turner Rd, Btwn Lem Turner Rd & Braddock Rd - (1,097 ± Acres) - PUD (2026-52-E) to PUD to Modi2026-0745 · introduced 2026-09-22
IntroducedORD-Q Rezoning at 0 Marketplace Dr, Btwn Marketplace Dr & Atlantic Blvd - (2.57± Acres) - PUD (2018-701-E) to PUD to Permit Private Storage 2026-0746 · introduced 2026-09-22
IntroducedORD-Q Apv Sign Waiver (Appl SW-26-10) at 960 Girvin Rd, Btwn Wilderland Dr & Singleton St - Diocese of St. Augustine - Req to Reduce the Min2026-0747 · introduced 2026-09-22
IntroducedORD-MC Amend the Boundaries of the Kings Creek II CDD Pursuant to Sec 190.046, F.S., & Ch 92, Ord Code, to Amend the Boundaries of the Kings2026-0748 · introduced 2026-09-22
IntroducedEverything we track from Jacksonvilleall its recent matters, in the app
openFort Lauderdale
Commissioner Beasley-Pittman to present a Proclamation declaring September 15, 2026, as Civility Pledge Day in the City of Fort Lauderdale26-0921 · introduced 2026-09-09
Agenda ReadyCommissioner Glassman to present a Proclamation declaring September 24, 2026, as Familial Hypercholesterolemia Day in the City of Fort Laude26-0922 · introduced 2026-09-09
Agenda ReadyCommissioner Herbst to present a Proclamation declaring October 2, 2026, as Chen Moore and Associates Day in the City of Fort Lauderdale26-0923 · introduced 2026-09-09
Agenda ReadySecond Reading - Ordinance Amending City of Fort Lauderdale Code of Ordinances - Chapter 9, Buildings and Construction including Article II,26-0903 · introduced 2026-09-03
PASSEDResolution Amending Resolution No. 26-88, which Called a Special Municipal Election to be held on November 3, 2026, to Elect a City Commissi26-0899 · introduced 2026-09-02
PASSEDChildren’s Services Council of Broward County - Fort Lauderdale Impact Presentation - Office of Strategic Communications (Commission Distric26-0900 · introduced 2026-09-02
Agenda ReadyVice Mayor Sorensen to present a Proclamation declaring September 15 to October 15, 2026, as Hispanic Heritage Month in the City of Fort Lau26-0901 · introduced 2026-09-02
Agenda ReadySecond Reading - Ordinance Amending the Non-Bargaining-Unit Compensation Table and Schedule VI of the Pay Plan of the City of Fort Lauderdal26-0898 · introduced 2026-09-01
PASSEDEverything we track from Fort Lauderdaleall its recent matters, in the app
openMiami
A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF MIAMI ("CITY") POLICE DEPARTMENT TO PROVIDE A DONATION IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO26-0025 · introduced 2026-06-24
Agenda ReadyA RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, WITH ATTACHMENT(S), ACCEPTING TWO (2) RIGHT-OF-WAY DEEDS OF DEDICATION (“DEEDS”), AS DESCRIBED IN26-0023 · introduced 2026-06-18
Agenda ReadyA RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION, WITH ATTACHMENT(S), ACCEPTING TWO (2) RIGHT-OF-WAY DEEDS OF DEDICATION (“DEEDS”), AS DESCRIBED IN26-0024 · introduced 2026-06-18
Agenda ReadyMinutes of May 18th, 2026 of the City Commission26-0020 · introduced 2026-05-13
Agenda ReadyTest item26-0018 · introduced 2026-04-29
Agenda ReadyTest March 26, 2026 Resolution Item25-023 · introduced 2026-03-25
Agenda ReadyEverything we track from Miamiall its recent matters, in the app
openEvery item links the city’s official record; each city name opens its page here with everything we track.
Also found but not currently publishing: Miami-Dade County (last activity 2018-06-15).
Roster from Open States (the open civic-data project), archived on our side. City feeds probed against official Legistar endpoints. Coverage tiers are labeled, never implied.