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APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE Chair: Denise Grimsley (R-77) Vice Chair: Paige Kreegel (R-72) APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE Chair: Denise Grimsley (R-77) Vice Chair: Paige Kreegel (R-72) Marti Coley (R-7) Richard Glorioso (R-62) Ed Hooper (R-50) Mike Horner (R-79) Matt Hudson (R-101) Dorothy Hukill (R-28) John Legg (R-46) Carlos Lopez-Cantera (R-113) Seth McKeel (R-63) Marlene O'Toole (R-42) William Proctor (R-20) Robert Schenck (R-44) William Snyder (R-82) Trudi Williams (R-75) Leonard Bembry (D-10) Charles Chestnut IV (D-23) Joseph Gibbons (D-105) Mia Jones (D-14) Martin Kiar (D-97) Darryl Rouson (D-55) Franklin Sands (D-98) Ron Saunders (D-120) Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee Chair: Trudi Williams (R-75) Vice Chair: Steve Crisafulli (R-32) Ben Albritton (R-66) Frank Artiles (R-119) Jim Boyd (R-68) Tom Goodson (R-29) Clay Ingram (R-2) George Moraitis (R-91) Elizabeth Porter (R-11) Patrick Rooney (R-83) Leonard Bembry (D-10) Luis Garcia (D-107) Steven Perman (D-78) Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda (D-9) Franklin Sands (D-98) Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee Chair: Ed Hooper (R-50) Vice Chair: Debbie Mayfield (R-80) Esteban Bovo, Jr. (R-110) Fredrick Costello (R-26) Matt Gaetz (R-4) Shawn Harrison (R-60) Bryan Nelson (R-38) Jeanette Nuñez (R-112) Marlene O'Toole (R-42) Jimmy Patronis (R-6) Daphne Campbell (D-108) Joseph Gibbons (D-105) John Julien (D-104) Perry Thurston (D-93) James Waldman (D-95) Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee Chair: Matt Hudson (R-101) Vice Chair: Kenneth Roberson (R-71) Richard Corcoran (R-45) Daniel Davis (R-13) Jose Diaz (R-115) James Frishe (R-54) Gayle Harrell (R-81) Greg Steube (R-67) John Wood (R-65) Dana Young (R-57) Charles Chestnut IV (D-23) Janet Cruz (D-58) Mark Pafford (D-88) Scott Randolph (D-36) Elaine Schwartz (D-99) Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee Chair: Marlene O'Toole (R-42) Vice Chair: Eduardo Gonzalez (R-102) Lawrence Ahern (R-51) Jason Brodeur (R-33) Clay Ford (R-3) Kathleen Passidomo (R-76) Kelli Stargel (R-64) John Tobia (R-31) Carlos Trujillo (R-116) Charles Van Zant (R-21) Jeff Clemens (D-89) Mia Jones (D-14) Betty Reed (D-59) Dwayne Taylor (D-27) Alan Williams (D-8) Justice Appropriations Subcommittee Chair: Richard Glorioso (R-62) Vice Chair: Charles McBurney (R-16) Dennis Baxley (R-24) Eric Eisnaugle (R-40) James Grant (R-47) Doug Holder (R-70) Larry Metz (R-25) Keith Perry (R-22) Ray Pilon (R-69) Ronald Renuart (R-18) Dwight Bullard (D-118) Darryl Rouson (D-55) Irving Slosberg (D-90) Darren Soto (D-49) Cynthia Stafford (D-109) PreK-12 Appropriations Subcommittee Chair: Marti Coley (R-7) Vice Chair: Erik Fresen (R-111) Janet Adkins (R-12) Michael Bileca (R-117) Chris Dorworth (R-34) Bill Hager (R-87) Ana Logan (R-114) Scott Plakon (R-37) Jimmie Smith (R-43) Kelli Stargel (R-64) Oscar Braynon II (D-103) Gwyndolen Clarke-Reed (D-92) Reggie Fullwood (D-15) Martin Kiar (D-97) Geraldine Thompson (D-39) Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Subcommittee Chair: Mike Horner (R-79) Vice Chair: Ritch Workman (R-30) Jeffrey Brandes (R-52) Douglas Broxson (R-1) Rachel Burgin (R-56) Matthew Caldwell (R-73) Brad Drake (R-5) Debbie Mayfield (R-80) Peter Nehr (R-48) Lake Ray (R-17) Lori Berman (D-86) Mack Bernard (D-84) Evan Jenne (D-100) Hazelle Rogers (D-94) Richard Steinberg (D-106) EDUCATION COMMITTEE Chair: William Proctor (R-20) Vice Chair: Marlene O'Toole (R-42) Janet Adkins (R-12) Michael Bileca (R-117) Jeffrey Brandes (R-52) Marti Coley (R-7) Daniel Davis (R-13) Erik Fresen (R-111) Clay Ingram (R-2) Jimmie Smith (R-43) Kelli Stargel (R-64) John Tobia (R-31) Oscar Braynon II (D-103) Dwight Bullard (D-118) Gwyndolen Clarke-Reed (D-92) Reggie Fullwood (D-15) Betty Reed (D-59) Cynthia Stafford (D-109) K-20 Competitiveness Subcommittee Chair: Erik Fresen (R-111) Vice Chair: Janet Adkins (R-12) Douglas Broxson (R-1) Rachel Burgin (R-56) Marti Coley (R-7) Richard Corcoran (R-45) Daniel Davis (R-13) Jeanette Nuñez (R-112) Keith Perry (R-22) Carlos Trujillo (R-116) Dwight Bullard (D-118) Charles Chestnut IV (D-23) Gwyndolen Clarke-Reed (D-92) Reggie Fullwood (D-15) Betty Reed (D-59) K-20 Innovation Subcommittee Chair: Kelli Stargel (R-64) Vice Chair: John Tobia (R-31) Michael Bileca (R-117) Jeffrey Brandes (R-52) Eduardo Gonzalez (R-102) James Grant (R-47) Clay Ingram (R-2) Larry Metz (R-25) George Moraitis (R-91) Kathleen Passidomo (R-76) Leonard Bembry (D-10) Mia Jones (D-14) Martin Kiar (D-97) Rick Kriseman (D-53) Cynthia Stafford (D-109) FINANCE & TAX COMMITTEE Chair: Stephen Precourt (R-41) Vice Chair: Chris Dorworth (R-34) Lawrence Ahern (R-51) Jason Brodeur (R-33) Douglas Broxson (R-1) Fredrick Costello (R-26) Jose Diaz (R-115) Erik Fresen (R-111) James Grant (R-47) Debbie Mayfield (R-80) George Moraitis (R-91) Lake Ray (R-17) Patrick Rooney (R-83) Carlos Trujillo (R-116) Charles Van Zant (R-21) Michael Weinstein (R-19) Joseph Abruzzo (D-85) Lori Berman (D-86) John Julien (D-104) Scott Randolph (D-36) Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda (D-9) Hazelle Rogers (D-94) Perry Thurston (D-93) James Waldman (D-95) HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE Chair: Robert Schenck (R-44) Vice Chair: Eduardo Gonzalez (R-102) Ben Albritton (R-66) Richard Corcoran (R-45) Gayle Harrell (R-81) Doug Holder (R-70) Matt Hudson (R-101) Paige Kreegel (R-72) Ana Logan (R-114) Ronald Renuart (R-18) John Wood (R-65) Dana Young (R-57) Mack Bernard (D-84) Janet Cruz (D-58) Mia Jones (D-14) Mark Pafford (D-88) Ari Porth (D-96) Elaine Schwartz (D-99) Health & Human Services Access Subcommittee Chair: Gayle Harrell (R-81) Vice Chair: Michael Weinstein (R-19) Fredrick Costello (R-26) Brad Drake (R-5) Shawn Harrison (R-60) Mike Horner (R-79) Ana Logan (R-114) Jeanette Nuñez (R-112) Kenneth Roberson (R-71) Dana Young (R-57) Lori Berman (D-86) Gwyndolen Clarke-Reed (D-92) Reggie Fullwood (D-15) Steven Perman (D-78) Ari Porth (D-96) Health & Human Services Quality Subcommittee Chair: John Wood (R-65) Vice Chair: Ronald Renuart (R-18) Jim Boyd (R-68) Richard Corcoran (R-45) Jose Diaz (R-115) Matt Gaetz (R-4) Eduardo Gonzalez (R-102) Matt Hudson (R-101) Larry Metz (R-25) Patrick Rooney (R-83) Mark Pafford (D-88) Scott Randolph (D-36) Betty Reed (D-59) Elaine Schwartz (D-99) Dwayne Taylor (D-27) ECONOMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Chair: Dorothy Hukill (R-28) Vice Chair: Doug Holder (R-70) Frank Artiles (R-119) Esteban Bovo, Jr. (R-110) Jim Boyd (R-68) Chris Dorworth (R-34) Brad Drake (R-5) Peter Nehr (R-48) Bryan Nelson (R-38) Jeanette Nuñez (R-112) Kenneth Roberson (R-71) Ritch Workman (R-30) Joseph Abruzzo (D-85) Evan Jenne (D-100) Steven Perman (D-78) Irving Slosberg (D-90) Geraldine Thompson (D-39) James Waldman (D-95) Business & Consumer Affairs Subcommittee Chair: Esteban Bovo, Jr. (R-110) Vice Chair: Kenneth Roberson (R-71) Lawrence Ahern (R-51) Frank Artiles (R-119) Steve Crisafulli (R-32) Eric Eisnaugle (R-40) Tom Goodson (R-29) Jeanette Nuñez (R-112) Jimmy Patronis (R-6) Dana Young (R-57) Joseph Abruzzo (D-85) Mia Jones (D-14) Darryl Rouson (D-55) Irving Slosberg (D-90) Cynthia Stafford (D-109) Community & Military Affairs Subcommittee Chair: Ritch Workman (R-30) Vice Chair: Ed Hooper (R-50) Jeffrey Brandes (R-52) Matthew Caldwell (R-73) Fredrick Costello (R-26) Jose Diaz (R-115) Chris Dorworth (R-34) James Grant (R-47) Ronald Renuart (R-18) Jimmie Smith (R-43) Lori Berman (D-86) Daphne Campbell (D-108) John Julien (D-104) Mark Pafford (D-88) Scott Randolph (D-36) Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee Chair: Doug Holder (R-70) Vice Chair: Lake Ray (R-17) Marti Coley (R-7) Bill Hager (R-87) Ana Logan (R-114) Charles McBurney (R-16) Keith Perry (R-22) Patrick Rooney (R-83) Carlos Trujillo (R-116) Ritch Workman (R-30) Joseph Abruzzo (D-85) Mack Bernard (D-84) Reggie Fullwood (D-15) Hazelle Rogers (D-94) Geraldine Thompson (D-39) Insurance & Banking Subcommittee Chair: Bryan Nelson (R-38) Vice Chair: John Wood (R-65) Ben Albritton (R-66) Jim Boyd (R-68) Rachel Burgin (R-56) Daniel Davis (R-13) Erik Fresen (R-111) Bill Hager (R-87) Clay Ingram (R-2) Ritch Workman (R-30) Mack Bernard (D-84) Janet Cruz (D-58) Evan Jenne (D-100) John Julien (D-104) Perry Thurston (D-93) Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee Chair: Brad Drake (R-5) Vice Chair: Dennis Baxley (R-24) Janet Adkins (R-12) Lawrence Ahern (R-51) Ben Albritton (R-66) Frank Artiles (R-119) Douglas Broxson (R-1) Mike Horner (R-79) Peter Nehr (R-48) Michael Weinstein (R-19) Lori Berman (D-86) Jeff Clemens (D-89) Darryl Rouson (D-55) Irving Slosberg (D-90) Richard Steinberg (D-106) JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Chair: William Snyder (R-82) Vice Chair: Charles McBurney (R-16) Dennis Baxley (R-24) Eric Eisnaugle (R-40) Matt Gaetz (R-4) Tom Goodson (R-29) Bill Hager (R-87) Shawn Harrison (R-60) Larry Metz (R-25) Kathleen Passidomo (R-76) Ray Pilon (R-69) Greg Steube (R-67) Daphne Campbell (D-108) John Julien (D-104) Ari Porth (D-96) Elaine Schwartz (D-99) Darren Soto (D-49) Richard Steinberg (D-106) Civil Justice Subcommittee Chair: Eric Eisnaugle (R-40) Vice Chair: Clay Ford (R-3) Matt Gaetz (R-4) Bill Hager (R-87) Shawn Harrison (R-60) Larry Metz (R-25) Kathleen Passidomo (R-76) Kelli Stargel (R-64) Greg Steube (R-67) Michael Weinstein (R-19) Mack Bernard (D-84) Martin Kiar (D-97) Darren Soto (D-49) Cynthia Stafford (D-109) Richard Steinberg (D-106) Criminal Justice Subcommittee Chair: Dennis Baxley (R-24) Vice Chair: Charles Van Zant (R-21) Jason Brodeur (R-33) Richard Glorioso (R-62) James Grant (R-47) Gayle Harrell (R-81) Charles McBurney (R-16) Keith Perry (R-22) Ray Pilon (R-69) Carlos Trujillo (R-116) Dwight Bullard (D-118) Daphne Campbell (D-108) John Julien (D-104) Ari Porth (D-96) Perry Thurston
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