Bills we track

A free public index of official-record facts for Florida bills. This is not an American Apex Associates accountability report.

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American Apex Associates publishes nonpartisan accountability reports on newly filed Florida and U.S. federal bills. Paid reports include a plain-language reading of the measure, fiscal and real-world effects as far as official estimates show, sponsor research, and conflict-of-interest findings labeled documented, likely, or speculative.

No completed accountability report has been cleared for public release as of this page’s publication. Until that happens, this page publishes only facts copied from the official legislative record: bill number, title, sponsor name as listed there, filing or last-action date as listed there, and a link to the official page. It does not include donor analysis, lobbyist findings, conflict-of-interest conclusions, or any claim about a sponsor’s motives or private affairs.

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Florida Senate, 2027 session

Retrieved November 10, 2026, 11:59 a.m. America/New_York, from the official Florida Senate bill list at https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bills/2027. That list showed 17 bills found, all Senate bills, each with the last action “8/7/2026 S Filed.” Sponsor names below are the surnames as they appear on that list, not expanded from other sources. This retrieval did not show Florida House bills or U.S. Congress bills; those will be added when they appear on an official list that has been opened and checked.

An enacted 2026 example, from the official record only

The following facts were copied on November 10, 2026, America/New_York, from the official Florida Senate page for https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2026/394. They are included so readers can see how official-record fields appear after a bill has completed the process. This is not an American Apex Associates investigation of the sponsor or the bill.

• Bill: SB 394, “Reinsurance Intermediary Managers,” listed as a general bill by Leek.
• Filed: November 5, 2025.
• Identical related bill listed on that page: H 99, “Reinsurance Intermediary Managers,” filed by Gentry; last action listed as March 11, 2026, laid on the table, companion bill passed, see SB 394 (Ch. 2026-146).
• Effective date listed: July 1, 2026.
• Last action listed: June 17, 2026, Chapter No. 2026-146.
• The same official page lists Senate passage on February 19, 2026, 37 yeas to 0 nays, and House passage on March 11, 2026, 111 yeas to 1 nay, with approval by the Governor on June 16, 2026.

Official sources for bill, finance, disclosure, and lobbyist records

These are public government or official-record sites. American Apex Associates does not operate them.

• Florida Senate bills: flsenate.gov session bill list
• Florida bill citator: billinfo.leg.state.fl.us
• Florida campaign finance database, Division of Elections: dos.fl.gov campaign finance database
• Florida Commission on Ethics financial disclosure search: disclosure.floridaethics.gov
• Florida lobbyist registration and compensation reports: floridalobbyist.gov
• U.S. Congress legislation: congress.gov

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