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2016 Vote Record – Florida House fcvoters.org http://www.fcvoters.org/2016flhousevotes/ 2016 Vote Record – Florida House Water Everglades & State Solar/Renewable Policy Springs Lands Keys Energy Tax Fracking (SB Funding (HB (HB Stewardship Exemption (HJR Representative District (HB 191) 552) 989) 1075) Act (HB 447) 193) Alan Williams 8 Amanda Murphy 36 Barbara Watson 20 Ben Albritton 56 Bill Hager 89 Blaise Ingoglia 35 Bob Cortes 30 Bobby DuBose 94 Bobby Powell 88 Brad Drake 5 Bruce Antone 46 Bryan Avila 111 Carlos Trujillo 105 Cary Pigman 55 Charles 16 McBurney 1/8 Water Everglades & State Solar/Renewable Policy Springs Lands Keys Energy Tax Fracking (SB Funding (HB (HB Stewardship Exemption (HJR Representative District (HB 191) 552) 989) 1075) Act (HB 447) 193) Charles Van 19 Zant Charlie Stone 22 Chris Latvala 67 Chris Sprowls 65 Clay Ingram 1 Clovis Watson 107 Colleen Burton 40 Cyndi Stevenson 17 Cynthia Stafford 109 Dan Raulerson 58 Dana Young 60 Dane Eagle 77 Danny Burgess 38 Daphne 108 Campbell Darryl Rouson 70 Dave Kerner 87 David 113 Richardson 2/8 Water Everglades & State Solar/Renewable Policy Springs Lands Keys Energy Tax Fracking (SB Funding (HB (HB Stewardship Exemption (HJR Representative District (HB 191) 552) 989) 1075) Act (HB 447) 193) David Santiago 27 Debbie Mayfield 54 Dennis Baxley 23 Doug Broxson 3 Dwayne Taylor 26 Dwight Dudley 68 Ed Narain 61 Elizabeth Porter 10 Eric Eisnaugle 44 Erik Fresen 114 Evan Jenne 99 Frank Artiles 118 Fred Costello 25 Gayle Harrell 83 George Moraitis 93 Greg Steube 73 Gwyndolen 92 Clarke-Reed 3/8 Water Everglades & State Solar/Renewable Policy Springs Lands Keys Energy Tax Fracking (SB Funding (HB (HB Stewardship Exemption (HJR Representative District (HB 191) 552) 989) 1075) Act (HB 447) 193) H. Marlene 33 O'Toole Halsey Beshears 7 Hazelle Rogers 95 Heather 78 Fitzenhagen Holly Raschein 120 Irving Slosberg 91 Jake Raburn 57 James Grant 64 Janet Adkins 11 Janet Cruz 62 Jared Moskowitz 97 Jason Brodeur 28 Jay Fant 15 Jay Trumbull 6 Jeanette Nunez 119 Jennifer Sullivan 31 Jim Boyd 71 4/8 Water Everglades & State Solar/Renewable Policy Springs Lands Keys Energy Tax Fracking (SB Funding (HB (HB Stewardship Exemption (HJR Representative District (HB 191) 552) 989) 1075) Act (HB 447) 193) Jimmie Smith 34 Joe Geller 100 John Cortes 43 John Tobia 53 John Wood 41 Jose Diaz 116 José Javier 112 Rodriguez José Oliva 110 Julio Gonzalez 74 Kathleen Peters 69 Kathleen 106 Passidomo Katie Edwards 98 Keith Perry 21 Kenneth 75 Roberson Kevin Rader 81 Kionne McGhee 117 Kristin Jacobs 96 5/8 Water Everglades & State Solar/Renewable Policy Springs Lands Keys Energy Tax Fracking (SB Funding (HB (HB Stewardship Exemption (HJR Representative District (HB 191) 552) 989) 1075) Act (HB 447) 193) Lake Ray 12 Larry Ahearn 66 Larry Lee 84 Larry Metz 32 Lori Berman 90 Manny Diaz, Jr. 103 Mark Pafford 86 MaryLynn Magar 82 Matt Caldwell 79 Matt Gaetz 4 Matt Hudson 80 Mia Jones 14 Michael Bileca 115 Michelle 9 Rehwinkel Vasilinda Mike Hill 2 Mike La Rosa 42 Mike Miller 47 6/8 Water Everglades & State Solar/Renewable Policy Springs Lands Keys Energy Tax Fracking (SB Funding (HB (HB Stewardship Exemption (HJR Representative District (HB 191) 552) 989) 1075) Act (HB 447) 193) Neil Combee 39 Patrick Rooney 85 Paul Renner 24 Randolph Bracy 45 Ray Pilon 72 Ray Rodrigues 76 Reggie Fullwood 13 Rene Plasencia 49 Richard Stark 104 RichardCorcoran 37 Ritch Workman 52 Ross Spano 59 Scott Plakon 29 Sharon Pritchett 102 Shawn Harrison 63 Shevrin Jones 101 Steve Crisafulli 51 7/8 Water Everglades & State Solar/Renewable Policy Springs Lands Keys Energy Tax Fracking (SB Funding (HB (HB Stewardship Exemption (HJR Representative District (HB 191) 552) 989) 1075) Act (HB 447) 193) Tom Goodson 50 Travis 18 Cummings Victor Torres 48 Showing 1 to 120 of 120 entries 8/8.
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