Informed Voters’ Guide to the Amendments on Florida’s Ballot Released
As Floridians prepare to cast their votes in the historic 2024 General Election, Progress Florida and Florida Watch have launched the Informed Voters’ Guide to the Amendments for the six proposed constitutional amendments.
Letting kids go hungry is cruel – tell Gov. DeSantis
Children across Florida are suffering from hunger after Gov. Ron DeSantis declined to participate in a new federal program that helps families in need buy groceries so low-income kids won’t face food insecurity over the summer.
The early bird gets…to vote!
Our early voting interactive map provides details, including days and hours of operation (which can vary), for all early voting sites in each county across Florida.
Banned Book “Indiana Jones”
“Nothing shocks me, I’m a scientist.” – Indiana Jones.
It’s Report Card day – for your legislators
Would you like to know how your state legislators voted on the major issues impacting you, your family, and your community? We’ve made it easy to discern who your legislators are REALLY fighting for – Floridians and their families, or powerful special interests and anti-freedom extremists.
Legislative report card lets Floridians know which lawmakers put ‘People First’
Public interest groups Progress Florida and Florida Watch today unveiled their 2024 “People First” Report Card, grading Florida lawmakers on key floor votes cast during this year’s legislative session.
A dirty, dangerous drilling proposal
Gov. Ron DeSantis’ Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is on the brink of approving a “wildcat” oil drilling plan that will put the future of the ecologically sensitive Apalachicola River floodplain at risk, and we need your help to stop it.
Get primed for Yes on 4’s “persuasion” phase
All gas, no brakes: the campaign to restore abortion access in Florida is full speed ahead.
Not a hoax
Gov. Ron DeSantis continues to falsely claim that book banning in Florida is a hoax. Yet in 2023, Florida led the nation with 1,406 books banned in schools, surpassing Texas as the number one book banning state in the nation, according to PEN America. From July 2022 to June 2023, an astonishing 40% of all book bans in the nation happened in Florida.