What's the current status of S1750?

S1750 is currently Introduced. We track every roll-call vote.

How did Pinellas County legislators vote on S1750?

36 roll-call votes recorded: 34 yes, 0 no. See full vote breakdown below.

Florida Senate · 2026 Regular Session

S1750 — Sexual Offenses

Status: IntroducedIssues: Economy

Summary

Revising a criteria related to the reclassification of specified offenses; revising mandatory minimum sentences for certain sexual offenses by persons previously convicted of sexual offenses; increasing the criminal penalties for a person who is guilty of the use of a child in a sexual performance under certain circumstances; prohibiting a person from employing, authorizing, or inducing a child younger than 12 years of age to engage in a sexual performance; providing criminal penalties for a person transmitting child pornography to another person, etc.

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How they voted

Tally: 34-0 (2 other) · 36 total recorded

Voted YES (34)

Ana RodriguezYea

Kathleen PassidomoYea

Mackenson BernardYea

Shevrin JonesYea

Other / Absent (2)

Bryan AvilaAbsent

Joe GrutersAbsent

Most recent vote: March 2, 2026

Frequently Asked

What does S1750 do?: Revising a criteria related to the reclassification of specified offenses; revising mandatory minimum sentences for certain sexual offenses by persons previously convicted of sexual offenses; increasing the criminal penalties for a person who is guilty of the use of a child in a sexual performance under certain circumstances; prohibiting a person from employing, authorizing, or inducing a child younger than 12 years of age to engage in a sexual performance; providing criminal penalties for a person transmitting child pornography to another person, etc.
What's the current status of S1750?: S1750 is currently Introduced. We track every roll-call vote.
How did Pinellas County legislators vote on S1750?: 36 roll-call votes recorded: 34 yes, 0 no. See full vote breakdown below.

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