STATEMENTS: Progress Florida & Florida Watch on the End of the 2025 Legislative Session
TALLAHASSEE — Today, the Legislature adjourned the 2025 Legislative Session sine die following an extended session that put Florida on the verge of a shutdown of
STATEMENTS: Progress Florida & Florida Watch Call for Real Solutions for Floridians During 2025 Session
TALLAHASSEE – Today, the 2025 Florida Legislative Session will begin in Tallahassee amidst a historic affordability crisis in the state that is top of mind
STATEMENT: Florida Watch Highlights Higher Costs & Fewer Freedoms Under US Senate Appointee Ashley Moody
TALLAHASSEE – Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced the appointment of Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody to the United States Senate seat being vacated by US
Informed Voters’ Guide to the Amendments on Florida’s Ballot Released
As Floridians prepare to cast their votes in the historic 2024 General Election, Progress Florida and Florida Watch have launched the Informed Voters’ Guide to the
Scott Watch Statement on Rick’s Extreme & Out-of-Touch RNC Speech
TALLAHASSEE — Tonight, Senator Rick Scott spoke at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. In response, Scott Watch Communications Director Anders Croy released the following statement: “Tonight all
NEW VIDEO: Scott Watch Highlights the “Horrors” of Rick Scott’s Environmental Record
TALLAHASSEE — As working families and seniors from Pensacola to the Keys continue to experience record heat, flooding from one-in-two-hundred year storms that have become
DOBBS ANNIVERSARY: RICK SCOTT’S EXTREME RECORD ATTACKING REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM
TALLAHASSEE — Today marks two years since the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization overturned almost fifty years of
Legislative report card lets Floridians know which lawmakers put ‘People First’
Which state legislators put people ahead of powerful special interests and which did not? Find out at www.FloridaReportCard.com. TALLAHASSEE –– Public interest groups Progress Florida and Florida
FLASHBACK: Rick Scott’s $1.3 Billion Cut to Public Education
TALLAHASSEE — As the school year comes to a close for families across Florida over the next few weeks, many students throughout the state have