Florida House vote

The “Use of Artificial Intelligence by Governmental Agencies to Detect Concealed Firearms” (HB 491)

Official title: Use of Artificial Intelligence by Governmental Agencies to Detect Concealed Firearms

Passed: 114 yes, 1 no, 4 not voting

Apr 24, 2025, HB 491

Verified, Checked against a second data source (Open States)

Official source: flsenate.gov

How each party voted

Republicans82 YES · 0 NO · 4 not voting
Democrats32 YES · 1 NO

Yes (114)

Republicans (82)

Shane AbbottState Representative
Jon AlbertState Representative
Daniel AlvarezState Representative
Alex AndradeState Representative
Doug BanksonState Representative
Webster BarnabyState Representative
Fabian BasabeState Representative
Yvette BenarrochState Representative
Kimberly BerfieldState Representative
Dean BlackState Representative
Omar BlancoState Representative
Erika BoothState Representative
David BorreroState Representative
Adam BotanaState Representative
Robert BrackettState Representative
Chuck BrannanState Representative
James BuchananState Representative
Demi Busatta CabreraState Representative
Jennifer CanadyState Representative
Mike CarusoState Representative
Hillary CasselState Representative
Ryan ChamberlinState Representative
Linda ChaneyState Representative
Nan CobbState Representative
William ConerlyState Representative
Wyman DugganState Representative
Tiffany EspositoState Representative
Thomas FabricioState Representative
Sam GarrisonState Representative
Richard GentryState Representative
Anne GerwigState Representative
Mike GiallombardoState Representative
Peggy Gossett-SeidmanState Representative
Sam GrecoState Representative
Philip GriffittsState Representative
J.J. GrowState Representative
Berny JacquesState Representative
Chad JohnsonState Representative
Jennifer Kincart JonssonState Representative
Kim KendallState Representative
Traci KosterState Representative
Chip LaMarcaState Representative
Vicki LopezState Representative
Randy MaggardState Representative
Patt ManeyState Representative
Debbie MayfieldState Senator
Lawrence McClureState Representative
Fiona McFarlandState Representative
Lauren MeloState Representative
Kiyan MichaelState Representative
Monique MillerState Representative
Jim MooneyState Representative
Danny NixState Representative
Vanessa OliverState Representative
Toby OverdorfState Representative
Michael OwenState Representative
Bill PartingtonState Representative
Daniel PerezState Representative
Jenna Persons-MulickaState Representative
Karen Gonzalez PittmanState Representative
Rachel PlakonState Representative
Susan PlasenciaState Representative
Juan PorrasState Representative
Mike RedondoState Representative
Alejandro RizoState Representative
Will RobinsonState Representative
Michelle SalzmanState Representative
Judson SappState Representative
Jason ShoafState Representative
Tyler SiroisState Representative
David SmithState Representative
Paula StarkState Representative
Kevin SteeleState Representative
John TempleState Representative
Josie TomkowState Representative
Dana TrabulsyState Representative
Chase TramontState Representative
Kaylee TuckState Representative
Susan ValdesState Representative
Meg WeinbergerState Representative
Taylor YarkoskyState Representative
Brad YeagerState Representative

Democrats (32)

Jose AlvarezState Representative
Bruce AntoneState Representative
Wallace AristideState Representative
Robin BartlemanState Representative
Daryl CampbellState Representative
Joseph CaselloState Representative
Kevin ChamblissState Representative
Lindsay CrossState Representative
Dan DaleyState Representative
Kimberly DanielsState Representative
LaVon Bracy DavisState Senator

No (1)

Democrats (1)

Anna EskamaniState Representative

Absent (4)

Republicans (4)

Adam AndersonState Representative
Jessica BakerState Representative
Jeff HolcombState Representative
John SnyderState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (114)

Republicans (82)

Democrats (32)

NONo (1)

Democrats (1)

ABSENTAbsent (4)

Republicans (4)

How each party voted

YESYes (114)

Republicans (82)

Democrats (32)

NONo (1)

Democrats (1)

ABSENTAbsent (4)

Republicans (4)

Yes (114)

No (1)

Absent (4)

Yes (114)

No (1)

Absent (4)