Florida House roll-call positions

Jared Moskowitz public records

1,475 captured recordsMarch 5, 2015–March 11, 2018

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This archive covers every Yea or Nay explicitly attributed to the member in the listed Florida House final bound journals. Each entry links directly to the official journal page, and it never infers a position from attendance, silence, sponsorship, a voice vote, or an omitted name.

Procedural votes, amendments, nominations, resolutions, final-passage votes, executive actions, and official statements remain separately labeled. A statement or department announcement is not converted into a legislative vote or proof that the officeholder personally performed the underlying work.

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Vote events: 1,475
Unique measures: 1,239
Final passage: 1,341
All Yes / No events: 1,326 / 149

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Final passageVoted yes
CS/HB 7087 — Taxation
Florida House Journal 2018-03-11, session vote sequence 915, PDF page 224 · Yeas 93, Nays 12
What this issue meant
Taxation; Providing for the appointment of the taxpayers' rights advocate within the Department of Revenue by the Chief Inspector General rather than by the department's executive director; authorizing counties imposing the tourist development tax to use the tax revenues to finance channel, estuary, or lagoon…
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CS/HB 7087: Taxation
Taxation; Providing for the appointment of the taxpayers' rights advocate within the Department of Revenue by the Chief Inspector General rather than by the department's executive director; authorizing counties imposing the tourist development tax to use the tax revenues to finance channel, estuary, or lagoon…
Official bill-history action
• In returning messages • Concurred in 7 amendment(s) (365876, 540854, 628272, 648194, 784054, 844462, 911746) -HJ 1417, 1437 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 93 NAYS 12 -HJ 1437 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled -HJ 1438
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CS/HB 7087 - taxation
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS/HB 7087 . The vote was:
Yeas - 93 Abruzzo Diamond Killebrew Porter Ahern Diaz, M. La Rosa Raburn Albritton Donalds Latvala Raschein Altman Drake Lee Renner Antone Duran Leek Rodrigues Asencio Eagle Magar Rommel Ausley Fant Mariano Roth Avila Fine Massullo Silvers Berman Fischer McClain Smith Beshears Fitzenhagen McClure Spano Bileca Geller…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 11, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 5005 — Collective Bargaining
Florida House Journal 2018-03-11, session vote sequence 914, PDF page 203 · Yeas 108, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Collective Bargaining; Providing for the resolution of specific collective bargaining issues at impasse between the State of Florida and certified bargaining units of state employees; providing for all other mandatory collective bargaining issues at impasse that are not specifically addressed by this act or the General Appropriations Act to be resolved consistent with personnel rules and by otherwise maintaining the status quo, etc.
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HB 5005: Collective Bargaining
Collective Bargaining; Providing for the resolution of specific collective bargaining issues at impasse between the State of Florida and certified bargaining units of state employees; providing for all other mandatory collective bargaining issues at impasse that are not specifically addressed by this act or the General Appropriations Act to be resolved consistent with personnel rules and by otherwise maintaining the status quo, etc.
Official bill-history action
• Conference Committee Report considered -HJ 1416 • Conference Committee Report adopted (217001) -HJ 1416 • Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 108 NAYS 0 -HJ 1416
Official position record
HB 5005 - collective bargaining
The question recurred onfinal passage of HB 5005 . The vote was:
Yeas - 108 Abruzzo Diaz, M. La Rosa Raschein Ahern Donalds Latvala Renner Albritton Drake Lee Richardson Alexander DuBose Leek Rodrigues Altman Duran Magar Rommel Antone Eagle Mariano Roth Asencio Fant Massullo Shaw Ausley Fine McClain Silvers Avila Fischer McClure Slosberg Berman Fitzenhagen McGhee Smith Beshears…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 11, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 5003 — Implementing the 2018-2019 General Appropriations Act
Florida House Journal 2018-03-11, session vote sequence 913, PDF page 202 · Yeas 94, Nays 11
What this issue meant
Implementing the 2018-2019 General Appropriations Act; Implements specific appropriations of General Appropriations Act for 2018-2019 fiscal year.
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HB 5003: Implementing the 2018-2019 General Appropriations Act
Implementing the 2018-2019 General Appropriations Act; Implements specific appropriations of General Appropriations Act for 2018-2019 fiscal year.
Official bill-history action
• Conference Committee Report considered -HJ 1396 • Conference Committee Report adopted (378069) -HJ 1397, 1415 • Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 94 NAYS 11 -HJ 1415
Official position record
HB 5003
The question recurred onfinal passage of HB 5003 . The vote was:
Yeas - 94 Abruzzo Diaz, M. Killebrew Porter Ahern Donalds La Rosa Raburn Albritton Drake Latvala Raschein Alexander Duran Lee Renner Altman Eagle Leek Rodrigues Antone Fant Magar Rommel Asencio Fine Mariano Roth Ausley Fischer Massullo Silvers Avila Fitzenhagen McClain Slosberg Berman Geller McClure Spano Beshears…
Votes after roll call: YEAS - Moskowitz
Moskowitz - Yea
March 11, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 5001 — General Appropriations Act
Florida House Journal 2018-03-11, session vote sequence 912, PDF page 183 · Yeas 95, Nays 12
What this issue meant
General Appropriations Act; Provides moneys for annual period beginning July 1, 2018, & ending June 30, 2019, & supplemental appropriations for period ending June 30, 2018, to pay salaries & other expenses, capital outlay—buildings & other improvements, & for other specified purposes of various agencies of state government. APPROPRIATION: $88,727,534,353
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HB 5001: General Appropriations Act
General Appropriations Act; Provides moneys for annual period beginning July 1, 2018, & ending June 30, 2019, & supplemental appropriations for period ending June 30, 2018, to pay salaries & other expenses, capital outlay—buildings & other improvements, & for other specified purposes of various agencies of state government. APPROPRIATION: $88,727,534,353
Official bill-history action
• Conference Committee Report considered -HJ 1216 • Conference Committee Report adopted (616813) -HJ 1216, 1396 • Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 95 NAYS 12 -HJ 1396
Official position record
HB 5001
The question recurred onfinal passage of HB 5001 . The vote was:
Yeas - 95 Abruzzo Diaz, M. Killebrew Ponder Ahern Donalds La Rosa Porter Albritton Drake Latvala Raburn Alexander Duran Lee Raschein Altman Eagle Leek Renner Antone Fant Magar Rodrigues Asencio Fine Mariano Rommel Ausley Fischer Massullo Roth Avila Fitzenhagen McClain Silvers Berman Geller McClure Slosberg Beshears…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 11, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS for SB 1628 — Workplace Harassment
Florida House Journal 2018-03-09, session vote sequence 897, PDF page 21 · Yeas 109, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Workplace Harassment; Revising requirements for rules governing the registration of lobbyists who lobby the Legislature; specifying the policy of the state regarding the prohibition against workplace harassment and sexual harassment; revising requirements for registration of lobbyists who register to lobby before the…
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CS/SB 1628: Workplace Harassment
Workplace Harassment; Revising requirements for rules governing the registration of lobbyists who lobby the Legislature; specifying the policy of the state regarding the prohibition against workplace harassment and sexual harassment; revising requirements for registration of lobbyists who register to lobby before the…
Official bill-history action
• In Messages • Received -HJ 1135 • Read 2nd time -HJ 1135 • Amendment(s) adopted (130887) -HJ 1135, 1137 • Read 3rd time -HJ 1137, 1138 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 109 NAYS 0 -HJ 1137, 1138
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CS for SB 1628 - workplace harassment
On motion by Rep. Sullivan, the rules were waived and CS for SB 1628 was read the third time by title. On passage, the vote was:
Yeas - 109 Ahern Burton Drake Grant, J. Albritton Byrd DuBose Grant, M. Alexander Caldwell Duran Gruters Antone Clemons Eagle Hager Asencio Corcoran Edwards-Walpole Hardemon Ausley Cortes, B. Fant Harrison Avila Cortes, J. Fine Henry Berman Cruz Fischer Ingoglia Beshears Cummings Fitzenhagen Ingram Bileca Daniels…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 9, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS for CS for SB 1576 — Animal Welfare
Florida House Journal 2018-03-09, session vote sequence 896, PDF page 19 · Yeas 108, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Animal Welfare ; Requiring specified entities that take receivership of lost or stray dogs or cats to adopt written policies and procedures to ensure that every reasonable effort is made to quickly and reliably return owned animals to their owners; authorizing a court to prohibit certain offenders from owning or having custody or control over animals; revising the ranking of offenses on the offense severity ranking chart of the Criminal Punishment Code, etc.
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CS/CS/SB 1576: Animal Welfare
Animal Welfare ; Requiring specified entities that take receivership of lost or stray dogs or cats to adopt written policies and procedures to ensure that every reasonable effort is made to quickly and reliably return owned animals to their owners; authorizing a court to prohibit certain offenders from owning or having custody or control over animals; revising the ranking of offenses on the offense severity ranking chart of the Criminal Punishment Code, etc.
Official bill-history action
• Received -HJ 1135 • Read 2nd time -HJ 1135 • Read 3rd time -HJ 1135 • CS passed; YEAS 108 NAYS 0 -HJ 1135
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CS for CS for SB 1576 - animal welfare
On motion by Rep. Leek, the rules were waived and the bill was read the second and third time by title. On passage, the vote was:
Yeas - 108 Ahern Antone Avila Bileca Albritton Asencio Berman Boyd Alexander Ausley Beshears Brodeur Brown Fitzenhagen Mariano Renner Burgess Geller Massullo Richardson Burton Gonzalez McClain Rodrigues Byrd Good McClure Rommel Caldwell Goodson McGhee Roth Clemons Grall Metz Shaw Corcoran Grant, J. Miller, M. Silvers…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 9, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/HB 1393 — City of Tampa, Hillsborough County
Florida House Journal 2018-03-09, session vote sequence 895, PDF page 16 · Yeas 108, Nays 0
What this issue meant
City of Tampa, Hillsborough County; Creates Water Street Tampa Improvement District; provides charter; requires referendum.
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CS/HB 1393: City of Tampa, Hillsborough County
City of Tampa, Hillsborough County; Creates Water Street Tampa Improvement District; provides charter; requires referendum.
Official bill-history action
• Concurred in 2 amendment(s) (485058, 878498) -HJ 1130, 1132 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 108 NAYS 0 -HJ 1132 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled -HJ 1132
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CS/HB 1393 - the City of Tampa, Hillsborough County
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS/HB 1393 . The vote was:
Yeas - 108 Ahern Caldwell Edwards-Walpole Henry Albritton Clemons Fant Ingoglia Alexander Corcoran Fine Ingram Antone Cortes, B. Fischer Jacobs Asencio Cortes, J. Fitzenhagen Jacquet Ausley Cruz Geller Jenne Avila Cummings Gonzalez Killebrew Berman Daniels Good La Rosa Beshears Davis Goodson Latvala Bileca Diamond…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 9, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
HB 7093 — Corporate Income Tax
Florida House Journal 2018-03-09, session vote sequence 894, PDF page 13 · Yeas 81, Nays 26
What this issue meant
Corporate Income Tax; Adopting the 2018 version of the Internal Revenue Code; revising the definition of the term "adjusted federal income" relating to adjustments related to federal acts; requiring the Department of Revenue to make a certain examination, monitor guidance by the Internal Revenue Service, conduct workshops, and develop a certain process regarding the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017; requiring the department to consult with the Revenue Estimating Conference in developing required reports, etc.
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HB 7093: Corporate Income Tax
Corporate Income Tax; Adopting the 2018 version of the Internal Revenue Code; revising the definition of the term "adjusted federal income" relating to adjustments related to federal acts; requiring the Department of Revenue to make a certain examination, monitor guidance by the Internal Revenue Service, conduct workshops, and develop a certain process regarding the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017; requiring the department to consult with the Revenue Estimating Conference in developing required reports, etc.
Official bill-history action
• Amendment(s) to Senate amendment(s) adopted (334833) -HJ 1129 • Concurred in Senate amendment(s) as amended (903866) -HJ 1128, 1129 • Passed as amended; YEAS 81 NAYS 26 -HJ 1129, 1130
Official position record
HB 7093 - corporate income taxation
The question recurred onfinal passage of HB 7093 . The vote was:
Yeas - 81 Ahern Boyd Caldwell Cummings Albritton Brodeur Clemons Daniels Avila Burgess Corcoran Diamond Beshears Burton Cortes, B. Diaz, M. Bileca Byrd Cruz Donalds March 9, 2018 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1105 Drake Ingoglia Nunez Roth Duran Ingram Oliva Silvers Eagle Killebrew Olszewski Spano…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 9, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
SB 7028 — Ratification of Department of Elderly Affairs Rules
Florida House Journal 2018-03-09, session vote sequence 891, PDF page 11 · Yeas 108, Nays 1
What this issue meant
Ratification of Department of Elderly Affairs Rules; Ratifying a specified rule relating to emergency environmental control for assisted living facilities for the sole and exclusive purpose of satisfying any condition on effectiveness pursuant to s. 120.541(3), F.S., which requires ratification of any rule exceeding the specified thresholds for likely adverse impact or increase in regulatory costs, etc.
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SB 7028: Ratification of Department of Elderly Affairs Rules
Ratification of Department of Elderly Affairs Rules; Ratifying a specified rule relating to emergency environmental control for assisted living facilities for the sole and exclusive purpose of satisfying any condition on effectiveness pursuant to s. 120.541(3), F.S., which requires ratification of any rule exceeding the specified thresholds for likely adverse impact or increase in regulatory costs, etc.
Official bill-history action
• Received -HJ 1126 • Read 2nd time -HJ 1126 • Read 3rd time -HJ 1126 • Passed; YEAS 108 NAYS 1 -HJ 1127
Official position record
SB 7028 - ratification of Department of Elderly Affairs rules
On motion by Rep. Magar, the rules were waived and the bill was read the second and third time by title. On passage, the vote was: 1102 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES March 9, 2018
Yeas - 108 Ahern Donalds La Rosa Raburn Albritton Drake Latvala Raschein Alexander DuBose Lee Renner Antone Duran Leek Richardson Asencio Eagle Magar Rodrigues Ausley Edwards-Walpole Mariano Rommel Avila Fant Massullo Roth Berman Fine McClain Shaw Beshears Fischer McClure Silvers Bileca Fitzenhagen Mercado Slosberg…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 9, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS for CS for SB 140 — Marriage Licenses
Florida House Journal 2018-03-09, session vote sequence 890, PDF page 10 · Yeas 109, Nays 1
What this issue meant
Marriage Licenses; Providing that a marriage license may not be issued to a person under the age of 18 years except under certain circumstances; requiring parties to a marriage to file a written and signed affidavit with the county court judge or clerk of the circuit court before the judge or clerk may issue a marriage…
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CS/CS/SB 140: Marriage Licenses
Marriage Licenses; Providing that a marriage license may not be issued to a person under the age of 18 years except under certain circumstances; requiring parties to a marriage to file a written and signed affidavit with the county court judge or clerk of the circuit court before the judge or clerk may issue a marriage…
Official bill-history action
• Concurred in Senate amendment(s) to House amendment(s) (756720) -HJ 1125, 1126 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 109 NAYS 1 -HJ 1126
Official position record
CS for CS for SB 140 - marriage licenses
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS for CS for SB 140 . The vote was:
Yeas - 109 Abruzzo Donalds Latvala Richardson Ahern Drake Lee Rodrigues Albritton DuBose Leek Rommel Alexander Duran Magar Roth Antone Eagle Mariano Shaw Asencio Edwards-Walpole Massullo Silvers Ausley Fant McClain Slosberg Avila Fine McClure Smith Berman Fischer Mercado Spano Beshears Fitzenhagen Metz Sprowls Bileca…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 9, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/HB 495 — K-12 Public Education
Florida House Journal 2018-03-09, session vote sequence 889, PDF page 9 · Yeas 107, Nays 1
What this issue meant
K-12 Public Education; Revising limitations on the maximum length of participation in the Deferred Retirement Option Program for certain instructional personnel and administrative personnel; providing requirements for specified instruction relating to computer science; prohibiting certain conduct with students by…
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CS/HB 495: K-12 Public Education
K-12 Public Education; Revising limitations on the maximum length of participation in the Deferred Retirement Option Program for certain instructional personnel and administrative personnel; providing requirements for specified instruction relating to computer science; prohibiting certain conduct with students by…
Official bill-history action
• Concurred in 1 amendment(s) (236354) -HJ 1118, 1125 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 107 NAYS 1 -HJ 1125 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled -HJ 1125
Official position record
CS/HB 495 - education
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS/HB 495 . The vote was:
Yeas - 107 Abruzzo Diaz, M. La Rosa Raburn Ahern Donalds Latvala Raschein Albritton Drake Lee Renner Alexander DuBose Leek Richardson Antone Duran Magar Rodrigues Asencio Eagle Mariano Rommel Ausley Edwards-Walpole Massullo Roth Avila Fant McClain Shaw Berman Fine McClure Slosberg Beshears Fischer Mercado Smith Bileca…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 9, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/HB 417 — Pub. Rec./Child Advocacy Center Personnel and Child Protection Team Members
Florida House Journal 2018-03-08, session vote sequence 887, PDF page 31 · Yeas 114, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Pub. Rec./Child Advocacy Center Personnel and Child Protection Team Members; Providing an exemption from public records requirements for certain identifying and location information of current or former directors, managers, supervisors, and clinical employees of child advocacy centers that meet certain standards and…
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CS/HB 417: Pub. Rec./Child Advocacy Center Personnel and Child Protection Team Members
Pub. Rec./Child Advocacy Center Personnel and Child Protection Team Members; Providing an exemption from public records requirements for certain identifying and location information of current or former directors, managers, supervisors, and clinical employees of child advocacy centers that meet certain standards and…
Official bill-history action
• Concurred in 1 amendment(s) (931918) -HJ 1110 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 114 NAYS 0 -HJ 1110, 1111 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled -HJ 1111
Official position record
CS/HB 417 - public records
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS/HB 417 . The vote was: Session Vote Sequence: 886 Speaker Corcoran in the Chair. Yeas - 114 Abruzzo Davis Ingram Payne Ahern Diamond Jacobs Perez Albritton Diaz, M. Jacquet Peters Alexander Donalds Jenne Pigman Altman Drake Jones Plakon Antone Duran Killebrew Plasencia…
Yeas - 114 Abruzzo Drake Lee Richardson Ahern DuBose Leek Rodrigues Albritton Duran Magar Rommel Alexander Eagle Mariano Roth Altman Edwards-Walpole Massullo Russell Antone Fant McClain Santiago Asencio Fine McClure Shaw Ausley Fischer McGhee Silvers Avila Fitzenhagen Mercado Slosberg Berman Geller Metz Smith Bileca…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 8, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/HB 417 — Pub. Rec./Child Advocacy Center Personnel and Child Protection Team Members
Florida House Journal 2018-03-08, session vote sequence 886, PDF page 30 · Yeas 114, Nays 0
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Pub. Rec./Child Advocacy Center Personnel and Child Protection Team Members; Providing an exemption from public records requirements for certain identifying and location information of current or former directors, managers, supervisors, and clinical employees of child advocacy centers that meet certain standards and…
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CS/HB 417: Pub. Rec./Child Advocacy Center Personnel and Child Protection Team Members
Pub. Rec./Child Advocacy Center Personnel and Child Protection Team Members; Providing an exemption from public records requirements for certain identifying and location information of current or former directors, managers, supervisors, and clinical employees of child advocacy centers that meet certain standards and…
Official bill-history action
• Concurred in 1 amendment(s) (931918) -HJ 1110 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 114 NAYS 0 -HJ 1110, 1111 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled -HJ 1111
Official position record
CS/HB 417 - public records
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS/HB 417 . The vote was:
Yeas - 114 Abruzzo Davis Ingram Payne Ahern Diamond Jacobs Perez Albritton Diaz, M. Jacquet Peters Alexander Donalds Jenne Pigman Altman Drake Jones Plakon Antone Duran Killebrew Plasencia Asencio Eagle La Rosa Ponder Ausley Edwards-Walpole Latvala Porter Avila Fant Lee Pritchett Berman Fine Leek Raburn Bileca Fischer…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 8, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted no
CS/HB 631 — Possession of Real Property
Florida House Journal 2018-03-08, session vote sequence 885, PDF page 29 · Yeas 95, Nays 17
What this issue meant
Possession of Real Property; Authorizes person with superior right to possession of real property to recover possession by ejectment; provides that person entitled to possession of real property has cause of action to regain possession from another person who obtained possession of real property by forcible entry,…
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CS/HB 631: Possession of Real Property
Possession of Real Property; Authorizes person with superior right to possession of real property to recover possession by ejectment; provides that person entitled to possession of real property has cause of action to regain possession from another person who obtained possession of real property by forcible entry,…
Official bill-history action
• Concurred in 1 amendment(s) (296326) -HJ 1107, 1109 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 95 NAYS 17 -HJ 1109, 1110 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled -HJ 1110
Official position record
CS/HB 631 - the possession of real property
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS/HB 631 . The vote was:
Yeas - 95 Abruzzo Cummings Henry Oliva Ahern Diamond Ingoglia Olszewski Albritton Diaz, M. Ingram Payne Alexander Donalds Jacquet Perez Altman Drake Jones Peters Antone Eagle Killebrew Pigman Asencio Edwards-Walpole La Rosa Plakon Ausley Fant Latvala Plasencia Avila Fine Lee Ponder Bileca Fischer Leek Porter Boyd…
Moskowitz - Nay
March 8, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/CS/HB 1059 — Exploitation of a Vulnerable Adult
Florida House Journal 2018-03-08, session vote sequence 884, PDF page 28 · Yeas 113, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Exploitation of a Vulnerable Adult; Creates cause of action for injunction for protection of vulnerable adult from exploitation; provides requirements for clerk of circuit court; provides penalty for willful violation.
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CS/CS/CS/HB 1059: Exploitation of a Vulnerable Adult
Exploitation of a Vulnerable Adult; Creates cause of action for injunction for protection of vulnerable adult from exploitation; provides requirements for clerk of circuit court; provides penalty for willful violation.
Official bill-history action
• Concurred in 1 amendment(s) (300062) -HJ 1104, 1108 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 113 NAYS 0 -HJ 1108 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled -HJ 1108
Official position record
CS/CS/CS/HB 1059 - exploitation of a vulnerable adult
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS/CS/CS/HB 1059 . The vote was:
Yeas - 113 Abruzzo Brodeur Diamond Geller Ahern Brown Diaz, M. Gonzalez Albritton Burgess Donalds Good Alexander Burton Drake Goodson Altman Byrd DuBose Grall Antone Caldwell Duran Grant, J. Asencio Clemons Eagle Grant, M. Ausley Cortes, B. Edwards-Walpole Gruters Avila Cortes, J. Fant Hager Berman Cruz Fine Hardemon…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 8, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS/CS/HB 1173 — Lands Used for Governmental Purposes
Florida House Journal 2018-03-08, session vote sequence 883, PDF page 23 · Yeas 113, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Lands Used for Governmental Purposes; Providing conditions under which specified appraisal standards are required, and such appraisal be provided to the seller, for the acquisition of lands for the purpose of buffering military installations against encroachment; authorizing the use of certain funding sources for the…
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CS/CS/HB 1173: Lands Used for Governmental Purposes
Lands Used for Governmental Purposes; Providing conditions under which specified appraisal standards are required, and such appraisal be provided to the seller, for the acquisition of lands for the purpose of buffering military installations against encroachment; authorizing the use of certain funding sources for the…
Official bill-history action
• Concurred in 1 amendment(s) (483474) -HJ 1101, 1103 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 113 NAYS 0 -HJ 1103, 1104 • Ordered engrossed, then enrolled -HJ 1104
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 1173 - lands used for governmental purposes
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS/CS/HB 1173 . The vote was:
Yeas - 113 Abruzzo Alexander Asencio Berman Ahern Altman Ausley Bileca Albritton Antone Avila Boyd 1080 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES March 8, 2018 Brodeur Gonzalez McGhee Russell Brown Good Mercado Santiago Burgess Goodson Metz Shaw Burton Grall Miller, M. Silvers Byrd Grant, J. Moraitis Slosberg Caldwell…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 8, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted no
CS/CS/HB 883 — Local Government
Florida House Journal 2018-03-07, session vote sequence 881, PDF page 54 · Yeas 65, Nays 52
What this issue meant
Local Government; Specifying ethics training requirements for community redevelopment agency commissioners; authorizing specified public officers to have a contractual or employment relationship with certain law firms if designated conditions are met; requiring a county or municipality, by resolution, to petition the…
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CS/CS/HB 883: Local Government
Local Government; Specifying ethics training requirements for community redevelopment agency commissioners; authorizing specified public officers to have a contractual or employment relationship with certain law firms if designated conditions are met; requiring a county or municipality, by resolution, to petition the…
Official bill-history action
• Amendment(s) failed (639023, 858941) -HJ 1067, 1072 • Amendment(s) adopted (176959, 408153) -HJ 1072, 1073 • Amendment(s) reconsidered, adopted (858941) -HJ 1073, 1077 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 65 NAYS 52 -HJ 1078
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 883 - local government
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS/CS/HB 883 . The vote was:
Yeas - 65 Abruzzo Boyd Caldwell Drake Ahern Brodeur Corcoran Eagle Albritton Burgess Cummings Edwards-Walpole Avila Burton Diaz, M. Fine Bileca Byrd Donalds Fischer March 7, 2018 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1055 Fitzenhagen Leek Peters Stevenson Geller Magar Porter Sullivan Gonzalez Mariano Raburn Toledo…
Moskowitz - Nay
March 7, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
AmendmentVoted yes on amendment
CS/CS/HB 883 — Local Government · Amendment 4 (176959)
Florida House Journal 2018-03-07, session vote sequence 880, PDF page 54 · Yeas 101, Nays 8
What this amendment vote meant
The amendment creates section 334.352, Florida Statutes. It prohibits a local governmental entity from prohibiting motor vehicle use on or access to an existing transportation facility or corridor if it is the only point, or one of only two points, of ingress to and egress from a state university regulated by the Board of Governors of the State University System.
Underlying bill context
Local Government; Specifying ethics training requirements for community redevelopment agency commissioners; authorizing specified public officers to have a contractual or employment relationship with certain law firms if designated conditions are met; requiring a county or municipality, by resolution, to petition the…
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CS/CS/HB 883: Local Government
Local Government; Specifying ethics training requirements for community redevelopment agency commissioners; authorizing specified public officers to have a contractual or employment relationship with certain law firms if designated conditions are met; requiring a county or municipality, by resolution, to petition the…
Exact official amendment text
HOUSE AMENDMENT Bill No. CS/CS/HB 883, 1st Eng. (2018) Amendment No. 176959 Approved For Filing: 3/4/2018 4:07:41 PM Page 1 of 2 CHAMBER ACTION Senate House . Representative Ingoglia offered the following: 1 2 Amendment (with title amendment) 3 Between lines 884 and 885, insert: 4 Section 13. Section 334.352, Florida…
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 883 - local government
Rep. Caldwell moved the adoption of the substitute amendment, which was adopted by the required two-thirds vote. The vote was:
(Amendment Bar Code: 176959) Amendment 4 (with title amendment)
Yeas - 101 Abruzzo Diaz, M. La Rosa Rommel Ahern Donalds Latvala Roth Albritton Drake Leek Russell Alexander Duran Magar Santiago Altman Eagle Mariano Shaw Antone Edwards-Walpole Massullo Silvers Ausley Fine McClain Slosberg Avila Fischer McClure Smith Berman Fitzenhagen McGhee Spano Beshears Geller Metz Sprowls Bileca…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 7, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Underlying bill overview ↗Official amendment document ↗
AmendmentVoted yes on amendment
CS/CS/HB 883 — Local Government · Amendment 3 (408153)
Florida House Journal 2018-03-07, session vote sequence 879, PDF page 49 · Yeas 99, Nays 9
What this amendment vote meant
The amendment would allow a public officer of a county or city commission, council, or board to have an employment or contractual relationship with a law firm whose lawyer represents a client before that body, if specified conditions are met each time the lawyer appears. The officer must abstain from voting, publicly state the reason, provide written disclosure, recuse from questions and discussion, and not discuss the matter with another officer or staff member; failure to meet these requirements is a violation.
Underlying bill context
Local Government; Specifying ethics training requirements for community redevelopment agency commissioners; authorizing specified public officers to have a contractual or employment relationship with certain law firms if designated conditions are met; requiring a county or municipality, by resolution, to petition the…
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CS/CS/HB 883: Local Government
Local Government; Specifying ethics training requirements for community redevelopment agency commissioners; authorizing specified public officers to have a contractual or employment relationship with certain law firms if designated conditions are met; requiring a county or municipality, by resolution, to petition the…
Exact official amendment text
HOUSE AMENDMENT Bill No. CS/CS/HB 883, 1st Eng. (2018) Amendment No. 408153 Approved For Filing: 3/7/2018 8:17:05 AM Page 1 of 3 CHAMBER ACTION Senate House . Representative Perez offered the following: 1 2 Amendment (with title amendment) 3 Between lines 352 and 353, insert: 4 Section 2. Paragraph (c) is added to…
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 883 - local government
Rep. Perez moved the adoption of the amendment, which was adopted by the required two-thirds vote. The vote was:
(Amendment Bar Code: 408153) Amendment 3 (with title amendment)
Yeas - 99 Abruzzo Davis Killebrew Raschein Ahern Diamond La Rosa Renner Albritton Diaz, M. Latvala Richardson Alexander Donalds Leek Rodrigues Altman Drake Magar Rommel Antone Duran Mariano Roth Asencio Eagle Massullo Santiago Ausley Edwards-Walpole McClain Shaw Avila Fant McClure Silvers Berman Fine McGhee Smith…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 7, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Underlying bill overview ↗Official amendment document ↗
AmendmentVoted no on amendment
CS/CS/HB 883 — Local Government · Amendment 1 (307641)
Florida House Journal 2018-03-07, session vote sequence 878, PDF page 49 · Yeas 58, Nays 59
What this amendment vote meant
The question recurred on the adoption of Amendment 2 , which failed to receive the required two-thirds vote for adoption.
Underlying bill context
Local Government; Specifying ethics training requirements for community redevelopment agency commissioners; authorizing specified public officers to have a contractual or employment relationship with certain law firms if designated conditions are met; requiring a county or municipality, by resolution, to petition the…
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CS/CS/HB 883: Local Government
Local Government; Specifying ethics training requirements for community redevelopment agency commissioners; authorizing specified public officers to have a contractual or employment relationship with certain law firms if designated conditions are met; requiring a county or municipality, by resolution, to petition the…
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 883 - local government
The question recurred on the adoption of Amendment 2 , which failed to receive the required two-thirds vote for adoption. The vote was:
(Amendment Bar Code: 307641) Amendment 1 to Amendment 1 (711177) (with title amendment)
Yeas - 58 Abruzzo Drake Mariano Renner Ahern Eagle Massullo Rodrigues Albritton Edwards-Walpole McClain Rommel Avila Fine McClure Roth Bileca Fischer Metz Spano Boyd Fitzenhagen Miller, M. Sprowls Brodeur Geller Nunez Stone Burton Gonzalez Oliva Sullivan Byrd Grant, M. Olszewski Trujillo Caldwell Gruters Payne Trumbull…
Moskowitz - Nay
March 7, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Underlying bill overview ↗
AmendmentVoted no on amendment
CS/CS/HB 883 — Local Government · Amendment 1 (307641)
Florida House Journal 2018-03-07, session vote sequence 877, PDF page 48 · Yeas 65, Nays 51
What this amendment vote meant
Caldwell moved the adoption of the substitute amendment, which failed to receive the required two-thirds vote for adoption.
Underlying bill context
Local Government; Specifying ethics training requirements for community redevelopment agency commissioners; authorizing specified public officers to have a contractual or employment relationship with certain law firms if designated conditions are met; requiring a county or municipality, by resolution, to petition the…
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CS/CS/HB 883: Local Government
Local Government; Specifying ethics training requirements for community redevelopment agency commissioners; authorizing specified public officers to have a contractual or employment relationship with certain law firms if designated conditions are met; requiring a county or municipality, by resolution, to petition the…
Official position record
CS/CS/HB 883 - local government
Rep. Caldwell moved the adoption of the substitute amendment, which failed to receive the required two-thirds vote for adoption. The vote was:
(Amendment Bar Code: 307641) Amendment 1 to Amendment 1 (711177) (with title amendment)
Yeas - 65 Abruzzo Bileca Burton Corcoran Ahern Boyd Byrd Cortes, B. Albritton Brodeur Caldwell Cruz Avila Burgess Clemons Cummings March 7, 2018 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1049 Diaz, M. Gruters Nunez Spano Donalds Harrison Oliva Sprowls Drake Ingoglia Olszewski Stone Duran Ingram Payne Sullivan Eagle…
Moskowitz - Nay
March 7, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Underlying bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS for SB 1132 — Vessel Safety Inspection Decals
Florida House Journal 2018-03-07, session vote sequence 876, PDF page 42 · Yeas 115, Nays 2
What this issue meant
Vessel Safety Inspection Decals; Providing rulemaking authority to the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission regarding expiration and design of safety inspection decals, etc.
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CS/SB 1132: Vessel Safety Inspection Decals
Vessel Safety Inspection Decals; Providing rulemaking authority to the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission regarding expiration and design of safety inspection decals, etc.
Official bill-history action
• Read 3rd time -HJ 1065 • CS passed; YEAS 115 NAYS 2 -HJ 1065, 1066
Official position record
CS for SB 1132 - vessel safety inspection decals
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS for CS for CS for SB 616 . The vote was: Session Vote Sequence: 875 Representative Brodeur in the Chair. Yeas - 117 Abruzzo Altman Avila Boyd Ahern Antone Berman Brodeur Albritton Asencio Beshears Brown Alexander Ausley Bileca Burgess Burton Goodson McGhee Russell Byrd Grall…
Yeas - 115 Abruzzo Drake Latvala Renner Ahern DuBose Lee Richardson Albritton Duran Leek Rodrigues Alexander Eagle Magar Rommel Altman Edwards-Walpole Mariano Roth Antone Fant Massullo Russell Asencio Fine McClain Santiago Ausley Fischer McClure Shaw Avila Fitzenhagen McGhee Silvers Berman Geller Mercado Slosberg…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 7, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS for CS for CS for SB 616 — Motor Vehicle Dealers
Florida House Journal 2018-03-07, session vote sequence 875, PDF page 42 · Yeas 117, Nays 0
What this issue meant
Motor Vehicle Dealers; Revising the definitions of the terms “motor vehicle dealer,” “franchised motor vehicle dealer,” “independent motor vehicle dealer,” and “wholesale motor vehicle dealer”; adding an exception to the prohibition against persons other than licensed motor vehicle dealers from advertising for sale or…
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CS/CS/CS/SB 616: Motor Vehicle Dealers
Motor Vehicle Dealers; Revising the definitions of the terms “motor vehicle dealer,” “franchised motor vehicle dealer,” “independent motor vehicle dealer,” and “wholesale motor vehicle dealer”; adding an exception to the prohibition against persons other than licensed motor vehicle dealers from advertising for sale or…
Official bill-history action
• Read 3rd time -HJ 1065 • Amendment 267659 not allowed for consideration • CS passed as amended; YEAS 117 NAYS 0 -HJ 1065
Official position record
CS for CS for CS for SB 616 - motor vehicle dealers
The question recurred onfinal passage of CS for CS for CS for SB 616 . The vote was:
Yeas - 117 Abruzzo Altman Avila Boyd Ahern Antone Berman Brodeur Albritton Asencio Beshears Brown Alexander Ausley Bileca Burgess Burton Goodson McGhee Russell Byrd Grall Mercado Santiago Caldwell Grant, J. Metz Shaw Clemons Grant, M. Miller, M. Silvers Corcoran Gruters Moraitis Slosberg Cortes, B. Hager Moskowitz…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 7, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted yes
CS for SB 88 — High School Graduation Requirements
Florida House Journal 2018-03-07, session vote sequence 874, PDF page 41 · Yeas 117, Nays 0
What this issue meant
High School Graduation Requirements; Revising the requirements for the Next Generation Sunshine State Standards to include financial literacy; revising the required credits for a standard high school diploma to include one-half credit of instruction in personal financial literacy and money management and seven and one-half, rather than eight, credits in electives, etc.
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CS/SB 88: High School Graduation Requirements
High School Graduation Requirements; Revising the requirements for the Next Generation Sunshine State Standards to include financial literacy; revising the required credits for a standard high school diploma to include one-half credit of instruction in personal financial literacy and money management and seven and one-half, rather than eight, credits in electives, etc.
Official bill-history action
• Read 3rd time -HJ 1064 • CS passed as amended; YEAS 117 NAYS 0 -HJ 1064, 1065
Official position record
CS for SB 88 - high school graduation requirements
ending s. 121.121, F.S.; conforming a cross-reference; providing an effective date. - was read the third time by title. On passage, the vote was: Session Vote Sequence: 873 Representative Brodeur in the Chair. Yeas - 87 Abruzzo Brodeur Cummings Fant Ahern Burgess Davis Fine Albritton Burton Diamond Fischer Altman Byrd…
Yeas - 117 Abruzzo Drake Latvala Richardson Ahern DuBose Lee Rodrigues Albritton Duran Leek Rommel Alexander Eagle Magar Roth Altman Edwards-Walpole Mariano Russell Antone Fant Massullo Santiago Asencio Fine McClain Shaw Ausley Fischer McClure Silvers Avila Fitzenhagen McGhee Slosberg Berman Geller Mercado Smith…
Moskowitz - Yea
March 7, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗
Final passageVoted no
SB 186 — Resign-to-run Law
Florida House Journal 2018-03-07, session vote sequence 873, PDF page 41 · Yeas 87, Nays 27
What this issue meant
Resign-to-run Law; Requiring an officer who qualifies for federal public office to resign from the office he or she presently holds if the terms, or any part thereof, run concurrently; prescribing requirements for the written resignation; providing for an automatic irrevocable resignation in the event of noncompliance, etc.
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SB 186: Resign-to-run Law
Resign-to-run Law; Requiring an officer who qualifies for federal public office to resign from the office he or she presently holds if the terms, or any part thereof, run concurrently; prescribing requirements for the written resignation; providing for an automatic irrevocable resignation in the event of noncompliance, etc.
Official bill-history action
• Read 3rd time -HJ 1064 • Passed; YEAS 87 NAYS 27 -HJ 1064
Official position record
SB 186 - the resign-to-run law
tion recurred onfinal passage of CS for CS for SB 1392 . The vote was: Session Vote Sequence: 872 Representative Brodeur in the Chair. Yeas - 116 Abruzzo Donalds La Rosa Raschein Ahern Drake Latvala Renner Albritton DuBose Lee Richardson Alexander Duran Leek Rodrigues Altman Eagle Magar Rommel Antone Edwards-Walpole…
Yeas - 87 Abruzzo Brodeur Cummings Fant Ahern Burgess Davis Fine Albritton Burton Diamond Fischer Altman Byrd Diaz, M. Fitzenhagen Avila Caldwell Donalds Gonzalez Beshears Clemons Drake Goodson Bileca Corcoran Eagle Grall Boyd Cortes, B. Edwards-Walpole Grant, J. Grant, M. Massullo Plakon Spano Gruters McClain…
Moskowitz - Nay
March 7, 2018Official Florida House journal ↗Official bill overview ↗

What this archive contains

1,475 records

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CS/HB 417 — Pub. Rec./Child Advocacy Center Personnel and Child Protection Team Members

CS/HB 417 — Pub. Rec./Child Advocacy Center Personnel and Child Protection Team Members

CS/HB 631 — Possession of Real Property

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CS/CS/HB 1173 — Lands Used for Governmental Purposes

CS/CS/HB 883 — Local Government

CS/CS/HB 883 — Local Government · Amendment 4 (176959)

CS/CS/HB 883 — Local Government · Amendment 3 (408153)

CS/CS/HB 883 — Local Government · Amendment 1 (307641)

CS/CS/HB 883 — Local Government · Amendment 1 (307641)

CS for SB 1132 — Vessel Safety Inspection Decals

CS for CS for CS for SB 616 — Motor Vehicle Dealers

CS for SB 88 — High School Graduation Requirements

SB 186 — Resign-to-run Law