PoliticsAnalysis
Where Florida's money in politics is recorded, and what the wire will pull from it
Three public databases hold most of the record: state campaign finance reports, federal filings and the registry of lobbyists who work the Capitol.
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The Florida Legislature is the state's lawmaking body: a Senate of 40 members and a House of Representatives of 120. It meets in a regular 60-day session each year and in special sessions when called. Bills, amendments, staff analyses and recorded votes are published on the Senate and House websites, and Dorworth News reports legislation from those records.
Three public databases hold most of the record: state campaign finance reports, federal filings and the registry of lobbyists who work the Capitol.
A Senate bill page holds the text of every version, the amendments, the staff analyses and the votes. Here is what each part tells you.