Legislation

Abolishes vote-by-mail as an option for the vast majority of Florida voters.

Allowing PACS and political committees to have poll watchers. Providing burdensome and unnecessary requirements for voting and vote tabulation.

Safeguards academic freedom by protecting the right to discuss issues concerning race and gender in educational settings and repealing provisions of the Stop WOKE Act and Don’t Say LGBTQ laws. Limits book banning by ensuring that objections are raised by parents of current students.

Stifles freedom of expression online by requiring all users, including adults, to verify their age by providing a photoID or other age-verification documentation before using existing social media accounts or opening new ones.

Overly broad bill prohibits educational discussions about systemic and institutional racism, sexism, oppression and privilege to adults participating in teacher training preparation programs. Extends the same unconstitutional Stop WOKE prohibitions to teacher preparation courses.

Repealing harmful legislation negatively impacting immigrants. Ensuring that Floridian residents are able to access healthcare, employment, education, and driver licenses regardless of where they were born.

Removes child labor protections meant to protect young people working in Florida, disproportionately impacting marginalized communities. Allows employers to schedule 16 and 17-year-olds for unlimited hours, without breaks, and for more than 6 days in a row without regard to school schedules.

Prohibits local governments from regulating heat exposure requirements for outdoor workers in their communities. Endangers workers who primarily work outside all day and support essential industries like agriculture and construction.

Prohibiting counties and municipalities from accepting certain identification cards or documents that are knowingly issued to individuals who are not lawfully present in the United States as a form of identification.