ILA

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SB 2500 FY 2023 Budget (2023)

Vetoed $510 Million in Wasteful Spending Albeit only a Small Portion of a $117 Billion Budget Containing Out-of-Control Spending and was 7.5% Higher than the Prior Year.

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HB 7063 Taxation (2023)

Signed a Bill Reducing the Sales and Other Taxes by $1.4 Billion Albeit Primarily on Select Products and Industries Favored by Government Instead of Broadly Provided Relief.

SB 102 Housing Live Local Act (2023)

Signed a Bill Forcing Taxpayers to Spend $711 Million on Various Government “Affordable Housing” Programs to Enrich Select Developers and Special Interests.

HB 931 Post Secondary Educational Institutions (2023)

Signed a Bill Forcing Taxpayers to Fund a New Bureaucracy at Public Universities and Pay for Debates and Candidate Forums.

HB 657 Speed Cameras (2023)

Signed a Bill Advancing “Taxation through Citation” by Allowing Local Governments to Deploy Speed Cameras in School Zones.

SB 6A Toll Relief (2022)

Signed a Bill Providing $500 Million in Toll Relief to All Drivers with Over 35 Monthly Toll Transactions.

HB 5001 FY 2022 Budget (2022)

Vetoed $3.1 Billion in Wasteful Spending within the State Budget.

SB 434 Florida Tourism Marketing (2022)

Signed a Bill Forcing Taxpayers to Spend Nearly $1 Billion Annually on an Unnecessary and Wasteful Tourism Bureaucracy.

SB 2-D Property Insurance (2022)

Signed a Bill Subsidizing Wealth Property Owners at the Expense of Others through a $2 Billion Taxpayer-Funded Reinsurance Program.

HB 7127 Corporate Income Tax (2019)

Signed a Bill Providing over $2.8 Billion in Corporate Income Tax Relief.

H.R. 4667 Supplemental Appropriation (2017)

Voted for a Bill Authorizing $81 Billion in Unnecessary Disaster Relief which was Double the Amount Requested by the Trump Administration.

H.R. 3354 McClintock Amdt. 283 (2017)

Voted to Cut $150 million in Wasteful Rural Air Service Subsidies (Among Less than Half of Republicans to Cut)

H.R. 3354 Torres Amdt. 374 (2017)

Voted to Block Funding for A Crony Manufacturing Extension Partnership (Among Only Half of Republicans to Block)

H.R. 3354 Brooks Amdt. 287 (2017)

Voted to Protect Taxpayers by Blocking Out-of-Control Spending for Amtrak (Among Only Half of Republicans to Block)

HR 1 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (2017)

Voted to Spur Economic Growth through Major Reductions in the Corporate and Small Business Tax Rates and Reducing the Death Tax.