2022 – 2026 · Florida Legislature
Florida Public Education Scorecard
We tracked every Florida legislator's votes on public education — 15 bills, 5 years, 155 legislators. Now voters can see exactly where their representative stands before they cast their ballot.
View the Full Scorecard →Every legislative session, Florida lawmakers cast votes that directly shape what happens inside your child's classroom — from library books to teacher pay to school funding. Most voters never see those votes. We do.
The Moms for Libros Florida Public Education Scorecard tracks how every member of the Florida House and Senate voted on 15 key education bills spanning 2022 to 2026. Every vote is sourced directly from official roll call records via LegiScan and cross-referenced with flsenate.gov. No opinion. Just the record.
How grades work
Every bill we tracked is one that Moms for Libros considers harmful to public education — including book bans, voucher expansion, DEI restrictions, and anti-union legislation. A "pro-public ed" vote means the legislator voted against that bill.
Grades are calculated from the percentage of pro-public-education votes out of all votes cast. Absences and abstentions are excluded from the denominator.
What we scored
These 15 bills — spanning 2022 to 2026 — form the basis of every legislator's grade. Each one had significant implications for Florida's public schools, students, and educators.
| Year | Bill | What it did |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | HB 1071 · HB 1279 · SB 824 · HB 833 · HB 725 | Ed omnibus, DEI restrictions, school district property to charters, private school facilities, campus political activity |
| 2025 | HB 443 · SB 2510 | Charter school expansion, PreK-12 education budget (special session) |
| 2024 | HB 1285 · HB 1291 · SB 1264 | Ed omnibus, teacher prep DEI ban, communism instruction mandate |
| 2023 | HB 1069 · HB 1 · SB 266 | Pronouns & book ban, universal school vouchers, higher ed DEI ban |
| 2022 | "Don't Say Gay" (HB 1557) · Post-Secondary Ed Reform (S 7044) | LGBTQ+ classroom restrictions, university post-tenure review & political litmus tests |
What's in the scorecard
🔜 Coming soon: Miami-Dade School Board Scorecard
We're expanding the scorecard to include Miami-Dade County School Board members — tracking key votes on book challenges, LGBTQ inclusion, classroom flag restrictions, school chaplains, and the Hillsdale College classical education curriculum. Districts 2, 4, 6, and 8 are up for election in 2026. Stay tuned.
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Data & methodology: All vote data sourced from LegiScan official roll call records for the Florida 2022–2026 regular sessions and cross-referenced with flsenate.gov. Sponsorship data sourced from LegiScan sponsors.csv files. A "pro-public ed" vote means the legislator voted against the tracked bill. Absences and abstentions are excluded from grade calculations. 15 bills tracked across 5 sessions. Last updated May 2026. Published by Moms for Libros · @moms4libros
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