• Florida House Approves State Legislative and Congressional Maps The Florida House of Representatives today approved House, Senate and Congressional maps after receiving thousands of suggestions from Floridians across the state. Floridians joined House members throughout the eight-month process by participating in public meetings and submitting comments to help to produce maps that meet state and federal redistricting standards.     View Approved Maps    Review Redistricting Outreach Efforts    Visit FloridaRedistricting.org

• Proposed 2012-13 Budget Summaries Now Available The Florida Constitution requires the Legislature to construct and pass a balanced budget annually. The following resources were produced to help guide Members and the public through this year's budgeting process:   View 2012-13 Proposed Budget Summaries View the 2012-13 Budget Allocations View all 2012-13 Budget Documents

• House Headlines: Oxycodone Purchases Down in Florida, say Officials A combination of tough new laws and a high-profile crackdown is chipping away at Florida's dubious distinction as the nations leading illicit source of powerful prescription painkillers for drug addicts and dealers, federal and state officials said Wednesday...    Read Full Story    Summary of Legislative Action

• Make YourVoice Heard The Florida Legislature wants to hear from you about the burdens imposed by our state’s rules and regulations. The Legislature has the responsibility to supervise the power of agencies and local governments to adopt rules and regulations that may control private and commercial conduct. The Legislature often allows agencies and local governments to adopt rules and regulations to protect the health, safety, and welfare of Floridians. Take the YourVoice Survey     Help Promote YourVoice

• Stay tuned-in to the Florida House The Florida House of Representatives is proud to provide audio recordings of all committee and subcommittee proceedings in their entirety. Visit the House Podcasts page to download podcast files. Podcasts are organized by date and the House’s podcast archive dates back to 2008. Search for a House Podcast

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