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HB 5001EFLORIDA · STATEWIDESession 2026EState BillSigned into law with line-item vetoes

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Florida Legislature enacts $113.58 billion General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2026-2027

Original title: General Appropriations Act

Last action · July 1, 2026: Became law (Chapter 2026-232)Sponsor: Lawrence McClure

Companion · SB 2500Esame policy, Senate versionCompanion · HB 5003Esame policy, House version

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Companion · HB 5201Esame policy, House versionCompanion · HB 5205Esame policy, House versionCompanion · HB 5301Esame policy, House versionCompanion · HB 5601Esame policy, House version

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What This Bill Does

The General Appropriations Act sets state spending at $113.58 billion for the fiscal period beginning July 1, 2026, and ending June 30, 2027, funding state agencies, salaries, capital outlay, and operational expenses. The legislation provides state support for education, health and human services, criminal justice, natural resources, and general government operations across Florida.

Why it matters

Allocates state funds across public agencies, school districts, universities, health programs, and infrastructure projects, directly establishing state operating budgets and employee compensation levels for the .

Background

The General Appropriations Act is the primary state legislation passed annually to fund the operations, services, and capital projects of state government in Florida. context
HB 5001E serves as the main state budget bill for Fiscal Year 2026-2027, accompanied by various implementing and related fiscal bills passed during the legislative session. context

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

State agencies

State agencies receive operating budgets, fixed capital outlay funds, and authorized salary rates for the fiscal year.

Directly affected

State employees

State employees are subject to statewide salary adjustments, special pay issues, and health insurance benefit provisions.

Directly affected

Public school districts and state universities

Public educational institutions receive operating grants, trust fund allocations, and capital improvement project funding.

Key Facts

The act provides total appropriations of $113,575,226,021 for the annual period beginning July 1, 2026, and ending June 30, 2027.
Section 1 appropriates funds from the Education Enhancement 'Lottery' Trust Fund for education programs.
Section 2 provides appropriations for education (all other funds) including fixed capital outlay and student financial aid programs like Bright Futures.
Section 3 provides appropriations for human services agencies, including Health Care Administration and Children and Families.

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Section 4 appropriates funds for criminal justice and corrections agencies.
Section 5 provides appropriations for natural resources, environmental protection, growth management, and transportation.
Section 6 provides general government appropriations for various state departments and agencies.
Section 7 provides appropriations for the Judicial Branch and State Court System.
Section 8 outlines employee compensation, salary increases, special pay issues, and benefit provisions for state employees effective July 1, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the total amount appropriated by HB 5001E?

The total appropriation provided by the act is $113,575,226,021 for the beginning July 1, 2026.

What time period does the General Appropriations Act cover?

The act provides moneys for the annual period beginning July 1, 2026, and ending June 30, 2027, along with supplemental appropriations for the period ending June 30, 2026.

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News Coverage

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Florida lawmakers are scheduled to convene for a Special Session from May 12-29 to finalize the state's General Appropriations Act and tax relief package. The session will focus on budget negotiations, with final votes expected to occur after Memorial Day.

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Florida PoliticsMay 5, 2026

Florida legislative leaders have scheduled a Special Session from May 12 to May 29 to finalize the state budget after failing to reach an agreement during the Regular Session. The session will focus on reconciling a $1.4 billion gap between the House and Senate budget proposals.

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Where This Stands

Current status: Signed into law with line-item vetoes.

Procedural history

40 actions

Jul 1, 2026GovernorEnrolled
Chapter No. 2026-232; Companion bill(s) passed, see HB 5003 E (Ch. 2026-233), HB 5201 E (Ch. 2026-234), HB 5205 E (Ch. 2026-235), HB 5301 E (Ch. 2026-236), HB 5601 E (Ch. 2026-237), HB 5701 E (Ch. 2026-238), SB 2506 -E (Ch. 2026-230), SB 2508 -E (Ch. 2026-231)
Jun 29, 2026GovernorEnrolled
Approved by Governor
Jun 29, 2026Governor
Governor vetoed specific Line Item(s)
Jun 23, 2026GovernorEnrolled
Signed by Officers and presented to Governor
May 29, 2026HouseEnrolled
Ordered engrossed, then enrolled
May 29, 2026House
In Messages

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May 29, 2026SenateFloor
Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 35 NAYS 0 -SJ 359
May 29, 2026Senate
Conference Committee Report adopted (385885) -SJ 359
May 29, 2026Senate
Conference Committee Report received -SJ 86
May 29, 2026Senate
In returning messages
May 29, 2026HouseFloor
Passed as amended by Conference Committee Report; YEAS 99, NAYS 6
May 29, 2026House
Conference Committee Report adopted
May 29, 2026House
Amendment 385885 adopted
May 29, 2026House
Conference Committee Report considered
May 28, 2026House
Added to Conference Report Calendar
May 12, 2026Senate
Conference Committee appointed: Appropriations Conference Committee/Budget: Senator Hooper, Chair; Senators Berman, Boyd, Brodeur, Gruters, Passidomo, and Rouson, At Large; Appropriations Conference Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government/Agriculture & Natural Resources: Senator Brodeur, Chair; Senators Arrington, Berman, DiCeglie, Grall, Massullo, McClain, Nathan, Pizzo, Rodriguez, Sharief, and Truenow; Appropriations Conference Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government/State Administration: Senator Brodeur, Chair; Senators Arrington, Berman, DiCeglie, Grall, Massullo, McClain, Nathan, Pizzo, Rodriguez, Sharief, and Truenow; Appropriations Conference Committee on Criminal and Civil Justice/Justice: Senator Garcia, Chair; Senators Martin, Osgood, Polsky, Simon, Smith, Wright, and Yarborough; Appropriations Conference Committee on Health and Human Services/Health Care: Senator Trumbull, Chair; Senators Brodeur, Burton, Davis, Garcia, Harrell, Rodriguez, Rouson, and Sharief; Appropriations Conference Committee on Higher Education/Higher Education: Senator Harrell, Chair; Senators Bracy Davis, Bradley, Burgess, Calatayud, Davis, and Leek; Appropriations Conference Committee on Pre-K – 12 Education/Pre-K – 12: Senator Burgess, Chair; Senators Bradley, Calatayud, Gaetz, Jones, Massullo, Nathan, Osgood, Pizzo, Simon, and Yarborough; Appropriations Conference Committee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development/Transportation & Economic Development: Senator DiCeglie, Chair; Senators Arrington, Avila, Bernard, Bracy Davis, Grall, Leek, Martin, Mayfield, McClain, Polsky, Smith, Truenow, and Wright.
May 12, 2026Senate
Bill placed in Conference (Appropriations Conference Committee/Budget)
May 12, 2026House
Conference Committee appointed
May 12, 2026House
Bill placed in Conference (Appropriations Conference Committee/Budget)
May 12, 2026House
In Messages
May 12, 2026Senate
The Senate having refused to pass the bill as passed by the House, acceded to the request for a conference -SJ 15
May 12, 2026SenateFloor
Passed as amended; YEAS 32 NAYS 0 -SJ 15
May 12, 2026SenateFloor
Read 3rd time -SJ 15
May 12, 2026SenateCommittee
Amendment(s) adopted (302688) -SJ 15
May 12, 2026SenateFloor
Read 2nd time -SJ 15
May 12, 2026Senate
Substituted for SB 2500 -E -SJ 15
May 12, 2026Senate
Placed on Calendar, on 2nd reading
May 12, 2026Senate
Withdrawn from Appropriations -SJ 14
May 12, 2026SenateCommittee
Referred to Appropriations -SJ 14
May 12, 2026Senate
Received -SJ 14
May 12, 2026Senate
In Messages
May 12, 2026House
Requests that the Senate pass the bill as passed by the House or agree to include the bill in the Budget Conference
May 12, 2026HouseFloor
Passed; YEAS 98, NAYS 8
May 12, 2026HouseFloor
Read 3rd time
May 12, 2026House
Added to Third Reading Calendar
May 12, 2026HouseFloor
Read 2nd time
May 12, 2026House
Added to Second Reading Calendar
May 12, 2026HouseIntroduced
Read 1st time
May 5, 2026House
Bill referred to House Calendar
May 5, 2026HouseIntroduced
Filed

Version history & redline

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Voting Record

Motion succeededHouse5/29/2026Florida LegislatureOfficial roll call ↗

Floor vote on H 5001E Filed

Total

118

Yes: 99
No: 6
Present: 0
Not voting: 13
Abstain: 0

How they voted (118)

94 more members

Erika BoothRepublicanyes

Dianne Hart-LowmanDemocraticno

Richard GentryRepublicanyes

Brad YeagerRepublicanyes

Fabián BasabeRepublicannot voting

Robin BartlemanDemocraticyes

Marie WoodsonDemocraticyes

Kaylee TuckRepublicanyes

Tom FabricioRepublicanyes

Rachel PlakonRepublicanyes

Hilary HolleyRepublicanyes

Kim KendallRepublicanyes

Jason ShoafRepublicanyes

Griff GriffittsRepublicanyes

Anna EskamaniDemocraticyes

Omar BlancoRepublicanyes

Judson SappRepublicannot voting

Bruce AntoneDemocraticyes

Samantha ScottRepublicanyes

Wallace AristideDemocraticyes

Jose AlvarezDemocraticyes

Dotie JosephDemocraticno

Chuck BrannanRepublicanyes

RaShon YoungDemocraticyes

Danny NixRepublicanyes

Gallop FranklinDemocraticyes

Susan ValdésRepublicanyes

Jennifer Kincart JonssonRepublicanyes

Yvonne HinsonDemocraticyes

Doug BanksonRepublicanyes

Yvette BenarrochRepublicanyes

J.J. GrowRepublicanyes

Sam GarrisonRepublicanyes

Jennifer CanadyRepublicanyes

Randy MaggardRepublicanyes

Patt ManeyRepublicanyes

Kim BerfieldRepublicanyes

Rob LongDemocraticnot voting

Tae EdmondsDemocraticyes

Brian HodgersRepublicanyes

Dana TrabulsyRepublicanyes

Adam BotanaRepublicanyes

Angie NixonDemocraticno

Linda ChaneyRepublicanyes

Kevin ChamblissDemocraticyes

Jon AlbertRepublicanyes

Alex RizoRepublicanyes

Karen Gonzalez PittmanRepublicanyes

Ashley GanttDemocraticyes

Mike GottliebDemocraticyes

David BorreroRepublicanyes

Johanna LópezDemocraticnot voting

Nan CobbRepublicanyes

Fiona McFarlandRepublicanyes

Shane AbbottRepublicanyes

Wyman DugganRepublicanyes

Ryan ChamberlinRepublicannot voting

Chip LaMarcaRepublicanyes

Adam AndersonRepublicanyes

Fentrice DriskellDemocraticyes

Rita HarrisDemocraticyes

Lauren MeloRepublicanyes

Emily GregoryDemocraticyes

Lisa DunkleyDemocraticyes

Monique MillerRepublicanyes

Daniel PerezRepublicanyes

Kelly SkidmoreDemocraticyes

Tyler SiroisRepublicanyes

Juan PorrasRepublicanyes

Anne GerwigRepublicanyes

Michael OwenRepublicanyes

Bill ConerlyRepublicanyes

Daryl CampbellDemocraticno

Leonard SpencerDemocraticyes

James BuchananRepublicanyes

Dean BlackRepublicanyes

Allison TantDemocraticyes

Chad JohnsonRepublicanyes

Mike RedondoRepublicannot voting

Robbie BrackettRepublicanyes

Bill PartingtonRepublicanyes

Kim DanielsDemocraticyes

Jeff HolcombRepublicannot voting

Lawrence McClureRepublicanyes

Nathan BoylesRepublicannot voting

Mitch RosenwaldDemocraticyes

Michele RaynerDemocraticno

Michelle SalzmanRepublicanyes

Berny JacquesRepublicanyes

Dan DaleyDemocraticyes

Felicia RobinsonDemocraticyes

Kevin SteeleRepublicanyes

Toby OverdorfRepublicanyes

Demi BusattaRepublicanyes

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Motion succeededSenate5/29/2026Florida LegislatureOfficial roll call ↗

Floor vote on H 5001E Filed

Total

Yes: 35
No: 0
Present: 0
Not voting: 5
Abstain: 0
Other positions: 5

How they voted (40)

16 more members

Danny BurgessRepublicanyes

Joe GrutersRepublicanexcused

Rosalind OsgoodDemocraticyes

Tracie DavisDemocraticyes

Jason BrodeurRepublicanyes

Jay TrumbullRepublicanyes

Debbie MayfieldRepublicanyes

Tina PolskyDemocraticexcused

Kristen ArringtonDemocraticnot voting

Corey SimonRepublicanyes

Keith TruenowRepublicanyes

Jason PizzoIndependentyes

Brian NathanDemocraticyes

Nick DiCeglieRepublicanyes

Colleen BurtonRepublicanyes

Jonathan MartinRepublicanyes

Motion succeededHouse5/12/2026Florida LegislatureOfficial roll call ↗

Floor vote on H 5001E Filed

Total

119

Yes: 98
No: 8
Present: 0
Not voting: 13
Abstain: 0

How they voted (119)

95 more members

Will RobinsonRepublicanyes

Johanna LópezDemocraticyes

Angie NixonDemocraticno

Sam GarrisonRepublicanyes

Meg WeinbergerRepublicanyes

Erika BoothRepublicanyes

Ryan ChamberlinRepublicanyes

Brad YeagerRepublicanyes

Ashley GanttDemocraticnot voting

Nathan BoylesRepublicanyes

Michelle SalzmanRepublicanyes

Dan DaleyDemocraticyes

Yvonne HinsonDemocraticno

Tyler SiroisRepublicanyes

Wallace AristideDemocraticyes

Susan ValdésRepublicanyes

Lauren MeloRepublicanyes

Nan CobbRepublicannot voting

Shane AbbottRepublicanyes

Traci KosterRepublicanyes

Danny NixRepublicanyes

Griff GriffittsRepublicannot voting

Dianne Hart-LowmanDemocraticyes

Anne GerwigRepublicanyes

Kim KendallRepublicanyes

Fiona McFarlandRepublicanyes

Daniel PerezRepublicanyes

Yvette BenarrochRepublicanyes

Richard GentryRepublicanyes

Christine HunschofskyDemocraticyes

Hilary HolleyRepublicanyes

Lindsay CrossDemocraticno

Chase TramontRepublicanyes

Rita HarrisDemocraticno

Chad JohnsonRepublicanyes

Taylor YarkoskyRepublicanyes

J.J. GrowRepublicanyes

Danny AlvarezRepublicanyes

Gallop FranklinDemocraticnot voting

Fentrice DriskellDemocraticno

Sam GrecoRepublicanyes

Hillary CasselRepublicanyes

Jeff HolcombRepublicanyes

Adam AndersonRepublicanyes

Leonard SpencerDemocraticyes

Kim DanielsDemocraticyes

Jennifer CanadyRepublicanyes

Mike GottliebDemocraticyes

Jim MooneyRepublicanyes

Alex RizoRepublicanyes

Randy MaggardRepublicanyes

Emily GregoryDemocraticyes

Allison TantDemocraticyes

Bruce AntoneDemocraticnot voting

Paula StarkRepublicannot voting

Bill PartingtonRepublicanyes

Mitch RosenwaldDemocraticnot voting

Dotie JosephDemocraticno

RaShon YoungDemocraticno

Adam BotanaRepublicanyes

Bill ConerlyRepublicanyes

Rob LongDemocraticyes

Webster BarnabyRepublicanyes

Felicia RobinsonDemocraticnot voting

Marie WoodsonDemocraticyes

Robin BartlemanDemocraticyes

Anna EskamaniDemocraticno

Omar BlancoRepublicanyes

John SnyderRepublicanyes

Alex AndradeRepublicanyes

Brian HodgersRepublicanyes

Lawrence McClureRepublicanyes

Juan PorrasRepublicanyes

David BorreroRepublicanyes

Kelly SkidmoreDemocraticyes

Kaylee TuckRepublicanyes

Kiyan MichaelRepublicanyes

Debra TendrichDemocraticyes

Linda ChaneyRepublicanyes

Dave SmithRepublicanyes

Chip LaMarcaRepublicanyes

Wyman DugganRepublicanyes

Jenna Persons-MulickaRepublicanyes

Daryl CampbellDemocraticnot voting

Michele RaynerDemocraticyes

Robbie BrackettRepublicanyes

Berny JacquesRepublicanyes

Peggy Gossett-SeidmanRepublicanyes

Doug BanksonRepublicanyes

Chuck BrannanRepublicannot voting

Michael OwenRepublicanyes

Jason ShoafRepublicanyes

Jon AlbertRepublicanyes

Kim BerfieldRepublicanyes

Samantha ScottRepublicanyes

Motion succeededSenate5/12/2026Florida LegislatureOfficial roll call ↗

Floor vote on H 5001E Filed

Total

Yes: 32
No: 0
Present: 0
Not voting: 8
Abstain: 0
Other positions: 8

How they voted (40)

16 more members

Mack BernardDemocraticyes

Ben AlbrittonRepublicanyes

Shev JonesDemocraticyes

Ana Maria RodriguezRepublicanyes

Jay TrumbullRepublicanyes

Debbie MayfieldRepublicanyes

Darryl RousonDemocraticyes

Jennifer BradleyRepublicanexcused

Lori BermanDemocraticyes

Joe GrutersRepublicanexcused

Tommy WrightRepublicanyes

Ileana GarciaRepublicanyes

Clay YarboroughRepublicanyes

Jonathan MartinRepublicanyes

Brian NathanDemocraticyes

Danny BurgessRepublicanyes

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Comprehensive State Budget Enacted

The General Appropriations Act consolidates funding for all branches of state government, education, human services, and infrastructure for Fiscal Year 2026-2027.

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Lawrence McClure, Senate Committee on Appropriations

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Florida Legislature enacts $113.58 billion General Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2026-2027

What This Bill Does

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News Coverage

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