Florida Senate · 2025 Regular Session
S0936 — Statewide Study on Automation and Workforce Impact
Status: VetoedIssues: Economy
Summary
Requiring the Bureau of Workforce Statistics and Economic Research of the Department of Commerce to study the economic impact of automation, artificial intelligence, and robotics on employment in the state; authorizing the bureau to consult with specified entities to complete the study; requiring the bureau to submit to the Governor and Legislature a report by a specified date, etc.
How they voted
Tally: 42-0 (1 other) · 43 total recorded
Voted YES (42)
Alexis CalatayudYea
Ana RodriguezYea
Barbara ShariefYea
Blaise IngogliaYea
Blaise IngogliaYea
Bryan AvilaYea
Bryan AvilaYea
Carlos SmithYea
Carlos SmithYea
Clay YarboroughYea
Colleen BurtonYea
Corey SimonYea
Don GaetzYea
Erin GrallYea
Jay CollinsYea
Jennifer BradleyYea
Jim BoydYea
Joe GrutersYea
Joe GrutersYea
Jonathan MartinYea
Kathleen PassidomoYea
Keith TruenowYea
Keith TruenowYea
Kristen ArringtonYea
Kristen ArringtonYea
Kristen ArringtonYea
Mackenson BernardYea
Mackenson BernardYea
Nick DiCeglieYea
Nick DiCeglieYea
Rosalind OsgoodYea
Shevrin JonesYea
Stan McClainYea
Stan McClainYea
Tina PolskyYea
Tom LeekYea
Tom LeekYea
Tom LeekYea
Tommy WrightYea
Tommy WrightYea
Tracie DavisYea
Tracie DavisYea
Other / Absent (1)
Most recent vote: April 22, 2025
Frequently Asked
- What does S0936 do?
- Requiring the Bureau of Workforce Statistics and Economic Research of the Department of Commerce to study the economic impact of automation, artificial intelligence, and robotics on employment in the state; authorizing the bureau to consult with specified entities to complete the study; requiring the bureau to submit to the Governor and Legislature a report by a specified date, etc.
- What's the current status of S0936?
- S0936 is currently Vetoed. We track every roll-call vote.
- How did Pinellas County legislators vote on S0936?
- 43 roll-call votes recorded: 42 yes, 0 no. See full vote breakdown below.
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