Nonpartisan accountability reports on every new Florida and federal bill.
How it works
1
A bill is filed
Each new filing is picked up from the official record.
2
The text is reviewed
We read the official record and write a clear account of the measure.
3
The sponsor is investigated
We look for conflicts and for who the bill would affect.
4
The report is published
Subscribers receive it the day it is finished.
Florida House and SenateU.S. CongressChecked daily
What’s in a report
Who filed it, and when
Sponsor and filing date, from the official record.
What the bill does
A section-by-section reading of the text, in plain language.
Fiscal impact
What it would cost or save, as far as official estimates show.
Real-world impact
Effects on people, businesses, and government if it became law.
Who benefits most
Who stands to gain, and on what evidence.
Constitutional review
Conflicts with the Florida Constitution or the U.S. Constitution.
Sponsor research
Businesses, disclosures, boards, lobbyists, donors, and district projects. Each conflict-of-interest finding is marked documented, likely, or speculative.
Foreign influence
Foreign-policy PAC money, foreign-government lobbying and travel, and the bill’s impact on foreign governments.
Two plans
Annual billing is priced at ten months. Plans renew automatically until you cancel.