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TALLAHASSEE – Last week, Weiss Ratings released a new report highlighting the failure of insurance-industry backed changes in Florida that are harming policyholders while corporate

State legislative delegation meetings take place in each Florida county before the 2026 Legislative Session begins on January 13, bringing together local House and Senate members. These open forums give residents, nonprofits, businesses, and stakeholders a chance to share priorities and influence lawmakers before they head to Tallahassee.

Each Florida legislator received a score and corresponding letter grade based on their votes across a wide spectrum of issues.

President Trump’s court appointments from his first term in office have wreaked havoc on our communities and now, he’s taking it to the next level. Next week, the Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to hold the first hearing for Trump’s latest slate of judicial nominees and we need your help to stop their confirmations.

Florida’s flagship wildlife and land conservation program, Florida Forever, is in serious trouble. Florida’s wildlife corridor project, endangered species including the Florida panther, and access to open space for outdoor recreation are in jeopardy.

State Rep. Plakon (R – Lake Mary) has confirmed her reckless bill, (HB 1505) to restrict minors’ access to a wide range of health care services, would block young Floridians from calling a suicide prevention hotline without parental consent.

If HB 1505 passes, it will create immense confusion and unnecessary interference with the doctor patient relationship. A minor will be unable to be prescribed birth control, receive treatment for an STI, or access outpatient mental health crisis services if a parent does not consent. This is extremely dangerous: untreated STIs can lead to cancer, reduced motor functions, infertility, and even death.

Thanks to citizen-led ballot initiatives to amend the state Constitution, Florida voters have raised the minimum wage, protected our beaches from oil drilling, legalized medical marijuana, created universal voluntary pre-kindergarten for children, and passed many other reforms when politicians in Tallahassee have refused to act.

This Legislative Session, we’re sending a clear message: politicians are never more qualified to make health care decisions for us than we are. Learn about the bills impacting reproductive health and freedom.