Most-tagged subjects
- Insurance: 127 bills
- Education: 115 bills
- Public health: 114 bills
- Healthcare: 96 bills
- Local government: 85 bills
- Privacy: 78 bills
- Consumer protection: 77 bills
- Law enforcement: 76 bills
Florida 2026 session
The 2026 Florida session, in numbers.
Counted from the Florida Legislature’s bill records as POLISCOPE Professional holds them: the regular session and its special sessions. The figures are recomputed from the database every hour.
- House and Senate bills filed
- 1,787
- became law (13.4% of bills filed)
- 239
- vetoed in full by the Governor
- 9
- median days from filing to final action, bills that became law
- 171
1,963 measures in all, including resolutions and memorials, across the regular session and 3 special sessions. Of the bills that became law, 153 started in the House and 86 in the Senate. Last recorded action Jul 1, 2026; measured Sep 27, 12:38 PM EDT.
Subjects and vetoes
Bills vetoed in full
- HB 4075 · Town of Davie, Broward County · Jun 25, 2026
- HB 461 · Volunteering at Polling Locations · Jun 25, 2026
- SB 382 · Micromobility Devices · Jun 25, 2026
- HB 325 · Education and Workforce Development for Inmates · Jun 26, 2026
- SB 688 · Naturopathic Medicine · Jun 26, 2026
- HB 5403E · Correctional Facilities Financing and Capital Improvements · Jun 29, 2026
- HB 1245 · Biosolids Management · Jun 30, 2026
- HB 145 · Claims Against the Government · Jun 30, 2026
- HB 893 · Trust Fund Interest for Purposes Approved by Supreme Court · Jun 30, 2026
Bills are House and Senate bills (HB and SB, including special-session bills); measures also include resolutions, memorials and proposed committee bills. Became law counts bills whose final recorded status is signed or law. A veto counts only when the last official action reads “Vetoed by Governor”, so line-item vetoes in the budget are not included. Subjects are POLISCOPE’s subject tags; one bill can carry several.
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