Floor Vote for

Bill Number: 0549
Date: Thursday, February 22, 2024
Reading #: 3
Barcode #: NA
Sequence: 670
In the Chair: Clemons
Floor Actions: Passage
  • Y Abbott
  • Y Altman
  • Y Alvarez
  • Y Amesty
  • Y Anderson
  • Y Andrade
  • N Antone
  • N Arrington
  • Y Baker
  • Y Bankson
  • Y Barnaby
  • N Bartleman
  • Y Basabe
  • Y Bell
  • Y Beltran
  • - Benjamin
  • Y Berfield
  • Y Black
  • Y Borrero
  • Y Botana
  • Y Brackett
  • N Bracy Davis
  • Y Brannan
  • Y Buchanan
  • Y Busatta Cabrera
  • N Campbell
  • Y Canady
  • Y Caruso
  • - Casello
  • N Cassel
  • Y Chamberlin
  • N Chambliss
  • Y Chaney
  • Y Clemons
  • N Cross
  • Y Daley
  • - Daniels
  • N Driskell
  • Y Duggan
  • N Dunkley
  • N Edmonds
  • N Eskamani
  • Y Esposito
  • Y Fabricio
  • Y Fine
  • N Franklin
  • N Gantt
  • Y Garcia
  • Y Garrison
  • Y Giallombardo
  • Y Gonzalez Pittman
  • Y Gossett-Seidman
  • N Gottlieb
  • Y Grant
  • Y Gregory
  • Y Griffitts
  • N Harris
  • N Hart
  • N Hinson
  • Y Holcomb
  • N Hunschofsky
  • Y Jacques
  • N Joseph
  • N Keen
  • Y Killebrew
  • Y Koster
  • Y LaMarca
  • Y Leek
  • N López, J.
  • Y Lopez, V.
  • Y Maggard
  • Y Maney
  • Y Massullo
  • Y McClain
  • - McClure
  • Y McFarland
  • Y Melo
  • Y Michael
  • Y Mooney
  • N Nixon
  • Y Overdorf
  • Y Payne
  • Y Perez
  • Y Persons-Mulicka
  • Y Plakon
  • Y Plasencia
  • Y Porras
  • N Rayner
  • Y Redondo
  • Y Renner
  • Y Rizo
  • Y Roach
  • N Robinson, F.
  • Y Robinson, W.
  • Y Rommel
  • Y Roth
  • Y Rudman
  • Y Salzman
  • Y Shoaf
  • N Silvers
  • - Sirois
  • N Skidmore
  • Y Smith
  • Y Snyder
  • Y Stark
  • Y Steele
  • Y Stevenson
  • Y Tant
  • Y Temple
  • Y Tomkow
  • Y Trabulsy
  • Y Tramont
  • Y Truenow
  • Y Tuck
  • N Valdés
  • N Waldron
  • N Williams
  • N Woodson
  • Y Yarkosky
  • Y Yeager
Total Yeas: 84
Total Nays: 31
Total Abstained: 0
Total Missed: 5
Total Votes: 115

Vote After Roll Call:

Yeas

  • McClure
    03/27/2024 04:37:19 PM
  • Sirois
    03/07/2024 04:56:02 PM

Nays

  • Casello
    03/15/2024 12:42:45 PM

Explanations of Vote:

  • Eskamani -
    Research on crime deterrence shows that increasing punishment severity does little to prevent crime. This is partly because criminals seldom know the legal sanctions for specific crimes. Increasing the chance of being caught is a more effective deterrent. It should also be noted that Florida last year enhanced criminal punishment for retail theft. It would be better for more data to be collected on current law and then explore potential policy changes.