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Florida
33 members of the 119th Congress.
Senators
- Ashley Moody39 statementsRepublican · FL · SenateOnly one heading repeats in what Moody has on the record here, homeland security appropriations.
- Marco RubioRepublican · FL · Senate · until January 20, 2025
- Rick Scott68 statementsRepublican · FL · SenateLittle repeats in Scott's indexed remarks.
Representatives
- Jimmy Patronis21 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 1
- Neal P. Dunn7 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 2
- Kat Cammack27 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 3
- Aaron Bean79 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 4Nearly everything Bean has on the record here is northeast Florida.
- John H. Rutherford13 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 5
- Michael WaltzRepublican · FL · House, district 6 · until January 20, 2025
- Randy Fine51 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 6Resolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution lead Fine's indexed remarks at five.
- Cory Mills9 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 7Only one heading repeats in what Mills has on the record here, a procurement bill at four, which is most of what is indexed.
- Mike Haridopolos138 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 8Housing costs lead Haridopolos's indexed remarks at seven.
- Darren Soto132 statementsDemocrat · FL · House, district 9Only one heading repeats in what Soto has on the record here, and it is procedural.
- Maxwell Frost46 statementsDemocrat · FL · House, district 10A heading on desperation leads Frost's indexed remarks at three.
- Daniel Webster15 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 11
- Gus M. Bilirakis220 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 12Almost nothing in Bilirakis's indexed remarks repeats.
- Anna Paulina Luna9 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 13Only two headings repeat in Luna's indexed remarks, the Farm, Food, and National Security Act and a veterans accessibility bill.
- Kathy Castor60 statementsDemocrat · FL · House, district 14Energy runs through most of Castor's indexed remarks.
- Laurel M. Lee15 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 15Nothing in Lee's indexed remarks passes two.
- Vern Buchanan9 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 16
- W. Gregory Steube22 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 17The Farm, Food, and National Security Act leads Steube's indexed remarks at four, and military construction appropriations follow at three.
- Scott FranklinRepublican · FL · House, district 18
- Byron Donalds4 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 19Donalds has the fewest remarks indexed of any member here with a repeating heading.
- VacantFL · House, district 20
- Sheila Cherfilus-McCormickDemocrat · FL · House, district 20 · until April 21, 2026
- Brian J. Mast101 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 21War powers dominate what Mast has on the record here more than any other member.
- Lois FrankelDemocrat · FL · House, district 22
- Jared Moskowitz23 statementsDemocrat · FL · House, district 23Only one heading repeats in Moskowitz's indexed remarks, an award recipient.
- Frederica S. Wilson116 statementsDemocrat · FL · House, district 24Only two headings repeat in Wilson's indexed remarks, both commendations of individuals.
- Debbie Wasserman Schultz65 statementsDemocrat · FL · House, district 25Military construction and veterans appropriations lead Wasserman Schultz's indexed remarks at nine.
- Mario Diaz-Balart33 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 26Appropriations account for nearly all of Diaz-Balart's indexed remarks.
- Maria Elvira Salazar9 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 27A heading on socialism leads Salazar's indexed remarks at four, which is most of what is indexed.
- Carlos A. Gimenez40 statementsRepublican · FL · House, district 28Only three headings repeat in Gimenez's indexed remarks, on a school anniversary, on resolutions directing the President under the War Powers Resolution, and on a tribal lands bill.
What Indexed Means
Every sitting member has a page here holding their complete recorded votes for this Congress, taken from the Clerk of the House or the Senate's own records. A few also have statements taken from the Congressional Record and set against those votes; where a member has none, it means only that nobody has indexed one yet.