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FLORIDA SENATE


Lawmakersโ€™ solution to property insurance โ€˜crisisโ€™ wonโ€™t solve issues right away, expert says

Insurance experts are calling it the most groundbreaking property insurance reform legislation ever introduced in the state of Florida.

Florida GOP gains 4 State Senate seats

Florida Republicans gained four seats in the state Senate on Tuesday, ousting two incumbents as Democrats were eclipsed in the midterm elections up and down the ballot.

Florida Senate: Marco Rubio and Val Demings take aim at one another on immigration, gun control

Florida Senate candidates Marco Rubio, the GOP incumbent, and Democrat Rep. Val Demings became heated as they discussed abortion, immigration, gun control, and rising prices.

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Florida Senate: Democrat Val Demings doesn't say whether she will accept the results of election

Florida Democratic Senate candidate Rep. Val Demings did not say Tuesday during a debate whether she would accept the results of the 2022 election between herself and GOP Sen. Marco Rubio.

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Florida Senate: Rubio and Demings argue over abortion limitations, exceptions in heated debate

Florida Senate candidates Sen. Marco Rubio (R) and Rep. Val Demings (D) took turns taking jabs at one another on abortion on Tuesday during a debate, three weeks ahead of the election.

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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL): "Imagine someone decides, 'Oh, thereโ€™s a drop box, Iโ€™m just gonna put some explosive in it.'"

Senator Marco Rubio, a Republican from Florida, and Representative Val Demings, a Democrat from Florida, got into a heated debate about voter fraud during the Florida Senate debate. Okay, that we want a federal takeover?

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Demings up by 4 points in challenge to Rubio: poll

Rep. Val Demings (D) leads Sen. Marco Rubio (R) by 4 percentage points in Floridaโ€™s Senate race, according to a poll released Tuesday. The poll, released by the University of North Floridaโ€™s Public Opinion Research Lab, shows Demings with the support of 48 percent of surveyed registered voters who said they would vote in theโ€ฆ

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Florida Senate District 7

Incumbent state Sen. Travis Hutson won 56% of the vote against a Republican challenger in the August primary for Floridaโ€™s Senate District 7, which covers St. Johns, Putnam, Flagler and northern Volusia counties.

Florida gov signs condo safety bill after building collapse

Florida will require statewide recertification of condominiums over three stories tall under new legislation Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law.

One of the biggest takeaways so far from special session: Thereโ€™s no quick and easy fix to property insurance crisis

Lawmakers are trying to find a way to lower home insurance premiums for Floridians.

A top Florida state legislator said DeSantis dissolving Disney's special tax status is a 'smokescreen' to take media attention away from the state's new redistricting plan that splits up Black voters

The bill marks a third legislative win for DeSantis after he signed a controversial state education law and proposed a GOP-benefitting redistricting map.

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Disneyโ€™s debt is about to be Central Florida taxpayersโ€™ problem

On Wednesday, the Florida Senate voted 23 to 16 to eliminate the Reedy Creek Improvement District, dealing a major blow to Disney and by extension, taxpayers in Central Florida.

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Florida Senate approves congressional map proposed by DeSantis, sending it to House

Under the new map, Republicans would probably represent 20 districts while Democrats would represent eight.

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Race-related instruction bill ready for DeSantis

The House passed the bill last month in a 74-41 party-line vote.

Disney employees furious the company won't denounce Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' bill

Disney employees are expressing their outrage over the entertainment company's decision not to denounce Florida's proposed 'Don't Say Gay' bill.

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Florida legislature passes bill to restrict LGBTQ topics in elementary schools

The measure regulates lessons about sexual orientation and gender identity in public school classrooms, overriding concerns from activists and student groups.

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๐Ÿ”’ Insider Interactive: See how Floridaโ€™s state House maps will change

A new map has now been set for the 120 districts in the Florida House.

๐Ÿ”’ Insider Interactive: See how Floridaโ€™s state Senate map will change

A new map has now been set for the 40 districts in the Florida Senate.

Florida abortion bill heads to governorโ€™s desk

Gov. DeSantis has indicated that he is in favor of the measure.

Florida Senate ready to pass 15-week abortion bill

The Florida Senate is on the verge of passing a bill that would prohibit doctors from performing abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, one of the most bitterly disputed issues of the 2022 legislative session.

Jacksonville congressional district key to Florida redistricting fight

5th Congressional District, represented by Democrat Al Lawson, being debated by state legislature and the governor.

๐Ÿ”’ Insider Interactive: See how Floridaโ€™s congressional maps will change

As the 2022 Florida legislative session comes to a close, state lawmakers are still working to finalize new congressional maps for the state. A key sticking point is the north Florida district currently known as District 5, stretching from Jacksonville to the Tallahassee area.

๐Ÿ”’ Insider Interactive: See how Floridaโ€™s congressional maps could change

As the 2022 Florida legislative session comes to a close, state lawmakers are still working to finalize new congressional maps for the state. A key sticking point is the north Florida district currently known as District 5, stretching from Jacksonville to the Tallahassee area.

Florida Senate passes budget that wouldnโ€™t punish schools

Let the Florida budget negotiations begin.

DeSantisโ€™ easy path to reelection just hit a Republican roadblock

The GOP-led Florida Senate surprised many by bucking the governor ahead of the November election.

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Florida bill would make protests outside homes illegal

Protests outside people's homes could become illegal in Florida.

Rep. Lawson criticizes โ€˜unconstitutionalโ€™ congressional redistricting map from Gov. DeSantis

Florida redistricting proposals are stirring controversy in Tallahassee.

Florida may consider abortion bill similar to Texas

The president of the Florida Senate said state legislators will consider a similar bill to Texasโ€™ controversial new abortion law.

2nd candidate emerges for Jason Fisherโ€™s House seat

With Rep. Jason Fischer, R-Jacksonville, running for the Florida Senate next year, a second candidate has emerged to try to replace him in the Florida House.

Work search requirement to return for Florida unemployment recipients

Gov. Ron DeSantis expects late this month to reinstate a requirement that people in the unemployment system submit weekly "work search" updates.

Florida lawmakers pass school moment of silence

Florida public-school students might soon have a required moment of silence at the start of each day, under a measure passed Thursday by the Florida Senate and headed to Gov. Ron DeSantisโ€™ desk.

Controversial transgender sports bill hits roadblock in Senate, likely done for year

A controversial bill that would ban transgender females from playing on girlsโ€™ and womenโ€™s high-school and college sports teams has hit a roadblock in the Florida Senate.

Florida's Republican-controlled Legislature passes "anti-riot" bill amid racial unrest

The measure was sent to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a Republican, as new protests erupted this week in a Minneapolis suburb after another fatal police shooting of a Black man.

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Florida โ€˜anti-riotโ€™ bill goes to governor amid racial strife

Floridaโ€™s Republican-controlled Legislature has approved stiffer penalties against violent protesters.

Revised Florida election billโ€™s vote postponed

After a three-and-a-half hour hearing Wednesday, time ran out before a Florida Senate committee in the Capitol could vote on a controversial election reform bill.

Florida Senate passes $95B budget proposal, changes to come

The Florida Senate unanimously passed a $95 billion budget and will now have to work out differences with the House.

Florida Senate considers spending up to $200M to clean up Piney Point

With work continuing to prevent a potentially catastrophic collapse of a reservoir wall, the Florida Senate will consider a budget amendment Wednesday to spend as much as $200 million to clean up the site of a former phosphate plant in Manatee County.

Combating Public Disorder Act resurrected in the Senate

The Florida Senate is using some creative procedural maneuvering to resurrect the controversial โ€œanti-riotโ€ bill and the move is drawing criticism from Republicans and Democrats.

Social media crackdown emerges in Florida Senate

The Florida Senate is poised to start moving forward with a proposal designed to crack down on social-media companies that block users from their platforms, a priority of Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Controversial protest bill to be heard in Senate

Senate President Wilton Simpson said Thursday he will use a procedural maneuver to ensure that a controversial law-and-order proposal pushed by Gov. Ron DeSantis starts moving in the Senate.

DeSantis proposes $1,000 bonus for Florida teachers, principals

Ron DeSantis on Wednesday proposed a $1,000 bonus for public school principals and full-time classroom teachers for grades Pre-K through 12 who have been apart of a historic and challenging school year. โ€œThe past year included so much uncertainty for our stateโ€™s students, parents and educators,โ€ DeSantis said. โ€œIn Florida, we knew how important it was for our students to return to school, and our principals and teachers answered the call. The stateโ€™s largest teachers union said itโ€™s a reward that teachers deserve. Recommending a $1,000 bonus for some school employees continues the governorโ€™s strategy of picking winners and losers in our schools.

Florida Senate approves bill to ease craft distillery restrictions

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. โ€“ In a unanimous vote, the Florida Senate has given a thumbs up to a bill that would ease restrictions on craft distilleries in the state. Republican Sen. Travis Hutson is the sponsor of Senate Bill 46, which he says levels the playing field. โ€œSenate Bill 46 attempts to put our craft distilleries on the same playing field nationally as other states,โ€ Hutson was quoted by Florida Politics as having told the Senate Rules Committee. As noted in the bill, the term โ€œcraft distilleryโ€ now refers to a licensed distillery in Florida which distills or blends 250,000 gallons or less of spirits per calendar years on its premises. Additionally, effective July 1, 2026, a minimum of 60% of a craft distilleryโ€™s total finished branded product has to be distilled in Florida.

Suppression or security? Proposed voting changes cause uproar

AdThe proposed voting changes, which come after millions of voters in Florida and throughout the country opted to cast mail-in ballots amid the COVID-19 pandemic, are causing alarm for elections experts as well as Democrats. Election supervisors in Florida also encouraged the use of mail-in ballots in advance of the November election, and the numbers of mail-in ballots skyrocketed. The measure would require voters to request mail-in ballots prior to every general election. AdTrump has frequently voted by mail, but the former president and his allies have asserted that mail-in ballots are vulnerable to fraud. Ingoglia defended the provision in the Senate proposal that would require voters to sign up for mail-in ballots more frequently.

Florida Senate weighs legal immunity against COVID lawsuits

Earlier this month, the House approved liability protections for most businesses and was to later take up another bill specific to health care providers. The version coming before the Senate combines both into a single bill, and would put pressure on the House to follow suit. He argues that a spate of lawsuits could translate to the loss of jobs. AdImmunity from COVID lawsuits is especially important for long-term care facilities. There was national outrage last year after a widely circulated video showed a law enforcement officer zip-tying a crying 6-year-old schoolgirl.

Bill aims to raise Floridaโ€™s car seat age to 6

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. โ€“ Parents in Florida are currently required to keep their children in booster or car seats until they turn 5 years old. For a decade, the federal government has recommended that age 7 be the cutoff for these seats. But even a compromise that would raise the age to 6 hasnโ€™t gone anywhere in the Florida Legislature. Raising the age limit from 5 to 6 is a move supported by science. He said the biggest challenge will be educating parents on the changes if the age limit is increased.

Sen. Aaron Bean tests positive for COVID-19 as 2021 legislative session opens

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. โ€“ Aaron Bean, president pro tempore of the Florida Senate, and his wife tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday morning as they arrived at the state Capitol for the opening session of the 2021 Legislature, a Senate spokeswoman confirmed. Bean had tested negative on Monday and attended committee meetings while wearing a mask as called for in safety protocols in place as lawmakers return to work in Tallahassee this year. #OpeningDay pic.twitter.com/hrmoShF5cn โ€” Aaron Bean (@AaronPBean) March 2, 2021To adhere to social-distancing requirements during the 60-day legislative session, the House is offering limited seating on a โ€œfirst-come, first-served basisโ€ for committee meetings in which legislation is discussed. Members of the public who arenโ€™t registered lobbyists and canโ€™t attend committee meetings in person will be allowed to submit written comments to committee members electronically. Bean is among dozens of Florida lawmakers who have contracted the virus over the past year, including Senate President Wilton Simpson and Senate Democratic Leader Gary Farmer.

Florida Senate eyes social distancing for committees

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. โ€“ As a COVID-19 precaution, no more than three state Senate committees will meet at the same time when lawmakers return to Tallahassee next year. Senate President Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, announced new block scheduling for committees Thursday, as he announced committee member assignments. โ€œThis schedule will allow us to utilize the committee rooms with the largest seating area for Senators, 412 Knott (Building), 110 (Senate Office Building), and 37 (Senate Office Building), to accommodate appropriate social distancing,โ€ Simpson wrote in a memo to senators. The first of five pre-session committee weeks will start Jan. 11. Officials have not released plans about public attendance inside the Capitol during the committee weeks and the session.

New Florida Senate president eyes education funding amid budget woes

Simpsonโ€™s comments came as the Trilby Republican took up the mantle as leader of the Florida Senate during an organization session, in which newly elected lawmakers were sworn in and House and Senate leaders officially took the helm. General revenue, which includes such money as sales taxes and corporate income taxes, play a vital role in funding schools, health care and prisons. But Florida Education Association President Andrew Spar said public-school funding was slashed during the recession that hit the state hard in 2008. While a significant amount of the cuts have been restored, public schools still lag behind pre-2008 base funding levels, according to Spar. We recognize that this will be a challenging budget year due to COVID-19, but our public schools should be spared any cuts.

1st transgender woman to run for Florida Senate dies of cancer

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. โ€“ The Democratic candidate for a state Senate seat that stretches from Clay County west across North Florida Central Florida to the Gulf Coast died of thyroid cancer on Tuesday night. She was also the first transgender woman running for a Florida Senate seat. Barratt told co-workers that she wanted to take her fight for equity for all women by running for public office and signed up to run in state Senate Dist. Marissa McCool, who featured Barratt in her podcast, said remembers her for being willing to represent those who are voiceless. โ€œVote for Melina despite the fact that sheโ€™s crossed over,โ€ Lakey Love, secretary of Florida National Organization for Women, told WCJB-TV.

Team tries to limit COVID-19 risks in Florida Capitol

That is pretty much what TPRO (the program) is doing every day.โ€Lakshmi and her team were brought in after the Florida Senate signed a two-year contract with Tampa General Hospital for prevention response and outreach services. TPRO has not been contacted by the House of Representatives or the governorโ€™s office, which, along with the Florida Senate, are located in the Capitol building. Lakshmi illustrated how the components work together by telling a story of a turtle in a briar patch. โ€œImagine you are a turtle in a briar patch. The environmental control is the briar patch that is thorny.

Florida Senate looks to experts for COVID-19 planning

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. โ€“ The Florida Senate is bringing in a team from Tampa General Hospital to help determine how to safely hold committee meetings and the 2021 legislative session as the state continues to struggle with COVID-19. โ€œThey will help us develop educational information for senators and staff on practical, actionable infection prevention steps,โ€ Simpson wrote. Tampa Generalโ€™s Prevention Response Outreach team is expected to begin its work on the Senate plans this week, according to the hospital. โ€œWeโ€™re dedicated to safeguarding the health and well-being of the citizens of Florida, and that includes creating a safe environment for our elected officials to work,โ€ Tampa General President and CEO John Couris said in a prepared statement. The team, set up in May, has previously consulted with Florida Aquarium, The Straz Center for the Performing Arts, The Tampa Bay Lightning and TECO.

Florida Senate District 5

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATEJennifer BradleyParty affiliation: RepublicanAge: 49Candidateโ€™s family: My husband Rob and I have been married for 25 years. Defending North Florida conservative values like protecting the unborn and standing up for our Second Amendment rights. I am a lifelong Republican who will fight for north Florida values in Tallahassee. I'd like to be remembered as a leader who treated everyone with respect, led with humility and created a lasting legacy of accomplishments that improved north Florida. Her name remains on the ballot and votes cast for her will go to a replacement candidate named by the Florida Democratic Party.

Florida Senate District 7

Ensuring Floridians have a right to clean air and water and ensuring that Florida is carbon negative by 2030. His district and capital offices are closed and havenโ€™t responded to our emails in over 3 weeks. Experience is important and the Senate is not a place where one should seek on the job training. I have life, work, and political experience in order to best represent the needs of my district. Like all sectors of private and public employment in Florida, Covid has made things difficult.

Floridas eviction moratorium scheduled to expire Wednesday

Ron DeSantis moratorium on evictions expires Wednesday, and thousands in Florida could soon face being removed from their homes. Why dont you, like, try to keep us in our house? said Trish Brown with the Florida Housing Justice Alliance. The Florida Housing Justice Alliance counts as many as 2,600 evictions cued up and ready to start moving through the courts. DeSantis was asked Tuesday afternoon at a South Florida news conference if he would be extending the midnight expiration of the eviction moratorium. The eviction moratorium was extended hours before it expired June 1.

Ex-sheriff says court battle should continue

Ron DeSantis to toss out a lawsuit challenging Israelโ€™s removal from office. The Senateโ€™s removal of the veteran law enforcement officer came after a special master, appointed by Galvano, recommended that the Senate reinstate Israel. โ€œThe nature of the challenged conduct here is not consistent with the traditional legislative process immunizing legislatures and legislators. โ€œBut when the governor opposed the special masterโ€™s ruling, the Florida Senate relied on suspicion, innuendo, and unnoticed speculation to declare that Sheriff Israel must be removed from office,โ€ Kuehne wrote. Rejecting Special Master Dudley Goodletteโ€™s recommendation that he be reinstated, the Senate voted 25-15 during the October special session to remove Israel from office.

Vacation rentals bill clears Florida Senate committee

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. โ€“ In a long-running issue watched by communities and businesses across the state, a Senate committee Monday approved a proposal that would take away power from cities and counties to regulate vacation rental properties. The Senate Innovation, Industry and Technology Committee backed a bill (SB 1128), sponsored by Sen. Manny Diaz Jr., R-Hialeah, that would โ€œpreemptโ€ regulation of vacation rentals to the state. But critics contend that such rentals, in many cases, have turned into commercial operations in residential areas. โ€œWe canโ€™t just preempt,โ€ Passidomo said. โ€œWe have to preempt and set rules.โ€Rep. Jason Fischer, R-Jacksonville, has filed a House version of the bill (HB 1011).

Florida lawmakers confronted with prison problems

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. โ€“ When state lawmakers talk about Florida prisons, a trifecta of problems often comes up: staffing levels, health care costs and crumbling facilities. He said he fears that if longstanding prison issues are not addressed, it could ultimately result in a federal takeover of the prison system. In recent months, Inch has issued dire warnings to state lawmakers, saying years of budget cuts have contributed to anemic staffing levels, violence behind bars and inadequate treatment for inmates. The Senate president last week was also hesitant to endorse any major prison health-care changes. A new audit estimated the state could save $46 million a year if it moved away from a private contract for prison health-care services.

'Robust debate' expected on E-Verify in Florida

I expect there will be a robust debate, but the case is going to have to be made before it passes. The first indication of hurdles an E-Verify bill (SB 664) could face in the Senate will come with the number of committee assignments it gets. I am very concerned about the E-Verify bill and what that can potentially do to our smaller farmers in creating this additional paperwork and burden, Fried said. Under the Senate bill, employers would lose all applicable licenses if they do not register with the E-Verify system. It seems like they would be perfectly equipped to have this type of system.In the House, state Rep. Cord Byrd has said he intends to file the E-Verify bill.

Senate removes Broward County sheriff from office after Parkland shooting

Ron DeSantis by removing embattled Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel from office. The full Senate vote --- in which three Democrats joined the Republican majority --- came two days after the Senate Rules Committee ignored Goodlette's recommendation and voted to back removing Israel from office. From 450 miles away, the governor substituted his judgment for yours and installed his own sheriff in Broward County," Israel said. "I view the action we are about to take not as a vote for Sheriff Israel or against Gov. To take away that office deprives the people of an important right," Kuehne said after the Senate vote.

Sheriff fired after Parkland school shooting will not be reinstated

The governor alleged Israel was incompetent and negligent in his duties related to the shooting at Stoneman Douglas and another a year earlier at the Fort Lauderdale airport. DeSantis is a Republican who was elected governor last year; Israel is a Democrat first elected as Broward County sheriff in 2012 and again in 2016. Supporters of the suspended sheriff also showed up at the State Capitol in Tallahassee on Monday, wearing buttons with the words "The People's Sheriff" printed on them. No matter what the state Senate decides, the outcome is expected to be controversial. "Sheriff Israel has never, never taken the position that anybody, including himself, acted perfectly.

Senate panel backs ouster of Broward County sheriff

Ron DeSantis' ouster of Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel. Speaking to reporters after the vote, Israel, who is running for re-election in 2020, was subdued. Tony Montalto, whose 14-year-old daughter Gina died in the school shooting, was among the family members who addressed the senators. We never fired a sheriff," he said, adding that the Senate was poised to put Broward voters "in harm's way." In 2016, I voted for Scott Israel, and I ask you today, hear my voice.

Senator seeks to protect dogs during bad weather

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - People who leave dogs outside and unattended during freezing temperatures or other severe weather could face up to a year in jail or a fine of up to $5,000, under a measure filed Wednesday in the Florida Senate. The proposal (SB 522) by Sen. Joe Gruters, R-Sarasota, would lead to first-degree misdemeanor charges for people who leave dogs outside, "regardless of whether the dog has access to an outdoor shelter," when the temperature is below 32 degrees Fahrenheit or the National Weather Service has issued a severe weather advisory or warning. The bill is filed for the 2020 legislative session, which starts Jan. 14. During the 2019 session, Gruters backed a similar bill, which did not pass. It said 49 dogs and two cats were rescued by animal control officers.

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