Abortion in Florida

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• FLS1492 2026By Tracie Davis (D)
  Instruction on Reproductive Health

  AI summary Shifts approval of reproductive health teaching materials from the state Department of Education to local district school boards, which may lead to more variation in what content is permitted in classrooms.

  ↔Mixed abortion accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Education Pre-K - 12
• FLS1374 2026By Jonathan Martin (R)
  Civil Remedies Pertaining to Abortions

  AI summary Creates a civil cause of action for family members against anyone who violates the existing 15-week abortion ban in s. 390.0111(2), allowing suits even if the abortion occurs out of state or the woman consented, so less legal access to abortion.

  ↓Restricts abortion accessbans gestational limits, exceptions, travel interstate shield, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Health Policy
• FLS1308 2026By Tracie Davis (D) · 1 cosponsor⚠ check quote
  Reproductive Freedom

  AI summary Establishes a fundamental right to abortion with no gestational limits or other restrictions, supersedes chapter 390, and repeals related restrictive statutes, so more legal access to abortion at any stage.

  ↑Expands abortion accessbans gestational limits, travel interstate shield, provider clinic regulation, funding insurance, personhood ivf, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Health Policy
• FLS1090 2026By Erin Grall (R)
  Education

  AI summary Requires instruction on human embryologic and fetal development including fertilization, stages of development from conception to birth, and high-definition ultrasound of fetal movement and organ development, so more recognition of the unborn as developing humans in required K-12 curriculum.

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Education Pre-K - 12
• FLS1044 2026By Erin Grall (R)
  Informed Consent for Assisted Reproductive Technology

  AI summary Mandates that selective reduction (defined as an abortion) in IVF contexts must occur before 6 weeks gestation unless an exception under s. 390.0111(1) applies, reinforcing the existing 6-week limit on such procedures.

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf, bans gestational limits, other
  =No change to abortion accessexceptions
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Health Policy
• FLS0782 2026By Shevrin Jones (D)⚠ check quote
  Health Care Freedom Act

  AI summary Extends the gestational limit for most abortions from 6 weeks to the third trimester (with exceptions only for life or serious physical risk), so less legal access to abortion after 6 weeks.

  ↓Restricts abortion accessbans gestational limits, exceptions
  ↑Expands abortion accessmedication abortion, travel interstate shield
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Health Policy
• FLS0328 2026By Carlos Smith (D)
  Immigration, Law Enforcement, and State-issued Identification

  AI summary Repeals statutes prohibiting sanctuary policies, repeals duties relating to immigration detainees, authorizes declining to comply with federal immigration detainers under certain circumstances, and prohibits local law enforcement from engaging in or cooperating with immigration enforcement within a

  =No change to abortion accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Commerce and Tourism
• FLS0242 2026By Kristen Arrington (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Pregnancy Support and Wellness Services

  AI summary Repeals the statute that created and funded pregnancy support and wellness services, which provided alternatives to abortion, so less state support for pregnancy continuation.

  ↓Restricts abortion accessfunding insurance, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Health Policy
• FLS0172 2026By Shevrin Jones (D)⚠ check quote
  Pregnant Women In Custody

  AI summary The bill creates requirements for pregnancy testing of female arrestees upon request, postpartum assessments and services for women whose sentences are stayed, and data collection/reporting on pregnancy outcomes including miscarriages and stillbirths for incarcerated women.

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  =No change to abortion accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0166 2026By Erin Grall (R)
  Parental Rights

  AI summary Prohibits classroom instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity in grades K-8 (with limited exceptions) and requires it to be age-appropriate in grades 9-12, so less discussion and recognition of gender identity in schools.

  ↓Restricts abortion accessbans gestational limits, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Education Pre-K - 12
• FLS0164 2026By Erin Grall (R) · 1 cosponsor
  Civil Liability for the Wrongful Death of an Unborn Child

  AI summary Expands the definition of 'unborn child' to any stage of development carried in the womb and allows parents to bring wrongful death actions and recover damages for the death of an unborn child, increasing legal recognition of the unborn as a person for civil liability purposes.

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Rules
• FLH6001 2026By Kelly Skidmore (D) · 3 cosponsors
  Pregnancy Support and Wellness Services

  AI summary Repeals the statute that created and funded the pregnancy support and wellness services program, eliminating state funding for pregnancy-related support services.

  ↓Restricts abortion accessfunding insurance
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH1487 2026By Monique Miller (R)
  Surrogacy and Assisted Reproduction

  AI summary Amends preplanned adoption and surrogacy provisions to prohibit adoption or parental rights for disqualified persons (those failing level-2 background screening), to require background investigations of intended parents, to give the biological/gestational mother retained parental rights and support,

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH1151 2026By Fentrice Driskell (D) · 5 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  Health Care Autonomy

  AI summary Establishes a fundamental right to abortion with no gestational limits or other restrictions stated, and supersedes conflicting provisions of chapter 390 (Florida's abortion statute), so more legal access to abortion at any stage.

  ↑Expands abortion accessbans gestational limits, travel interstate shield, provider clinic regulation, funding insurance, personhood ivf
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH0993 2026By Jenna Persons-Mulicka (R)⚠ check quote
  Informed Consent for Assisted Reproductive Technology

  AI summary The bill defines 'selective reduction' as an abortion, requires specific informed-consent disclosures about it (including that it 'entails intentionally ending the life of one or more fetuses'), ties it to Florida's 6-week abortion limit with exceptions, and requires patient elections on the topic,,

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf, bans gestational limits, other
  =No change to abortion accessexceptions
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH0681 2026By Anna Eskamani (D) · 2 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  Health Care

  AI summary Extends the gestational limit for most abortions from 6 weeks to the third trimester (with exceptions), so more legal access to abortion after 6 weeks but before third trimester.

  ↑Expands abortion accessbans gestational limits, exceptions, medication abortion, travel interstate shield
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH0663 2026By Shane Abbott (R) +1
  Civil Remedies Pertaining to Abortions

  AI summary Creates a civil cause of action for family members against anyone who violates Florida's abortion statute (s. 390.0111(2)) even if the violation originates in another jurisdiction, and bars enforcement of out-of-state 'clawback' judgments against those who sue under this law, so more legal barriers,

  ↓Restricts abortion accesstravel interstate shield, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Civil Justice & Claims Subcommittee
• FLH0331 2026By Dianne Hart-Lowman (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Reproductive Health and Instructional Materials

  AI summary Requires annual public approval of materials used to teach reproductive health, adding a procedural requirement for schools that could limit or delay use of certain instructional content on the topic.

  ↓Restricts abortion accessprovider clinic regulation, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Education Administration Subcommittee
• FLH0289 2026By Sam Greco (R) +1 · 10 cosponsors
  Civil Liability for the Wrongful Death of an Unborn Child

  AI summary Expands the definition of 'survivors' in wrongful death law to include parents of an unborn child and defines 'unborn child' by cross-reference to the criminal code, allowing parents to recover damages for the death of an unborn child while exempting the mother and compliant health care providers (e

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Rules
• FLH0059 2026By Dianne Hart-Lowman (D) · 2 cosponsors
  Pregnant Women in Custody

  AI summary The bill creates a discretionary stay of up to 12 weeks post-birth for pregnant women sentenced to incarceration, allowing them to avoid immediate custody while pregnant or with a newborn, which increases practical access to continuing a pregnancy without the immediate burdens of incarceration.

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  ↑Expands abortion accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Mar 13: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLS7018 2025By Health Policy · 1 cosponsor
  OGSR/Parental Consent Requirements Before Terminating a Pregnancy

  AI summary Repeals the scheduled sunset of a public records exemption for information identifying minors seeking judicial waiver of parental consent for abortion, so the exemption continues indefinitely and less such information is publicly available.

  =No change to abortion accessother, exceptions
  Stage: Law Jul 3, 2025: Chapter No. 2025-209
• FLS1380 2025By Kristen Arrington (D)
  Reproductive Health Rights

  AI summary Creates a new part of the civil-rights chapter declaring a broad fundamental right to reproductive health care (including abortion) and preempts stricter local regulation, expanding statutory protections for abortion access.

  ↑Expands abortion accessballot constitutional, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Judiciary
• FLS1284 2025By Erin Grall (R) +1 · 1 cosponsor
  Civil Liability for the Wrongful Death of an Unborn Child

  AI summary Expands the definition of 'person' for wrongful death liability to include an 'unborn child' at any stage of development carried in the womb, and allows parents to recover damages for its death, which recognizes fetal personhood and could affect IVF or related practices.

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Rules
• FLS0934 2025By Carlos Smith (D)
  Pregnancy Support and Wellness Services

  AI summary Requires the pregnancy support network to subcontract only with providers that exclusively promote and support childbirth, and to spend at least 85% of funds on such services, directing public funds away from abortion providers.

  ↓Restricts abortion accessfunding insurance
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Health Policy
• FLS0932 2025By Shevrin Jones (D) · 1 cosponsor⚠ check quote
  Health Care Freedom Act

  AI summary Changes the prohibition from after 6 weeks to only in the third trimester (with exceptions), so more abortions are legally allowed earlier in pregnancy.

  ↑Expands abortion accessbans gestational limits, medication abortion, travel interstate shield
  ↓Restricts abortion accessexceptions
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Health Policy
• FLS0870 2025By Tracie Davis (D) · 2 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  Termination of Pregnancies

  AI summary Changes the viability standard from a fixed 6-week gestational limit to a medical determination of sustainability outside the womb, which in practice allows abortions later than 6 weeks in many cases while still prohibiting them after viability.

  ↑Expands abortion accessbans gestational limits
  ↓Restricts abortion accessexceptions
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Health Policy
• FLS0288 2025By Tina Polsky (D) · 2 cosponsors
  Exceptions to the Limitation on Termination of Pregnancies

  AI summary Broadens the life-and-health exception by requiring only one physician's determination instead of two, removing 'irreversible' and 'other than a psychological condition' qualifiers, and changing 'imminently' to 'shortly' for fatal fetal abnormalities, so more abortions are permitted under the 6-week

  ↑Expands abortion accessexceptions
  ↓Restricts abortion accessbans gestational limits
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Health Policy
• FLS0206 2025By Shevrin Jones (D) · 2 cosponsors
  Pregnant Women in Custody

  AI summary The bill creates a discretionary stay of up to 12 weeks post-birth for pregnant women sentenced to incarceration (with conditions and reporting), plus pregnancy testing on request for female arrestees and postpartum assessments, with no direct change to abortion access.

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  =No change to abortion accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice
• FLS0058 2025By Ileana Garcia (R)
  Boating Safety

  AI summary Expands the definition of vessel homicide to include the killing of an unborn child by injury to the mother from reckless vessel operation, and defines 'unborn child' by cross-reference to the existing personhood statute, so more legal recognition of the unborn in criminal law.

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/CS/CS/HB 289 (Ch. 2025-197)
• FLH6007 2025By Kelly Skidmore (D)
  Pregnancy Support and Wellness Services

  AI summary Repeals the statute that created and funded the pregnancy support and wellness services program, which provided grants to organizations offering pregnancy-related support services as an alternative to abortion, so less state funding for such services.

  ↓Restricts abortion accessfunding insurance, other
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH1573 2025By Fentrice Driskell (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Exceptions to the Limitation on Termination of Pregnancies

  AI summary Changes the life-and-health exception from requiring certification by two physicians to one physician, and removes the third-trimester limit on the fatal-fetal-abnormality exception, so more abortions after six weeks become legally available under the exceptions.

  ↑Expands abortion accessexceptions, bans gestational limits
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH1517 2025By Sam Greco (R) +1 · 11 cosponsors⚠ check quote
  Civil Liability for the Wrongful Death of an Unborn Child

  AI summary Expands the definition of 'person' for wrongful death civil liability to include an unborn child at any stage of development carried in the womb, allowing parents to sue third parties for damages including mental pain and suffering, which treats the unborn as having legal personhood in tort claims.

  ↑Expands abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Rules
• FLH1499 2025By Angela Nixon (D)
  Reproductive Health Care

  AI summary Establishes a fundamental right to obtain an abortion and prohibits local governments from regulating reproductive freedom more restrictively than the state law, which would protect access to abortion from additional local limits.

  ↑Expands abortion accessother, travel interstate shield
  =No change to abortion accessfunding insurance
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH1139 2025By Fentrice Driskell (D) +1 · 4 cosponsors
  Termination of Pregnancies

  AI summary Changes the viability standard to a 6-week gestational limit (with exceptions), so less legal access to abortion after 6 weeks.

  ↓Restricts abortion accessbans gestational limits, exceptions
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH0823 2025By Anna Eskamani (D)
  Health Care

  AI summary Extends the gestational limit for most abortions from 6 weeks to the third trimester (with exceptions), so greater legal access to abortion.

  ↑Expands abortion accessbans gestational limits, exceptions, medication abortion, travel interstate shield
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH0145 2025By Dianne Hart (D) · 1 cosponsor
  Pregnant Women in Custody

  AI summary The bill creates a discretionary stay of up to 12 weeks post-birth for pregnant women sentenced to incarceration (with conditions and reporting on pregnancy outcomes), offers postpartum assessments upon request, and requires pregnancy testing upon request for female arrestees held over 72 hours, all

  ↓Restricts abortion accesspersonhood ivf
  =No change to abortion accessother
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Criminal Justice Subcommittee
• FLH0063 2025By Kelly Skidmore (D) · 4 cosponsors
  Pregnancy Support and Wellness Services

  AI summary Requires the Florida Pregnancy Care Network to subcontract only with providers that exclusively promote and support childbirth, and mandates that informational materials be medically accurate, which in practice channels state pregnancy support funding exclusively to anti-abortion providers and away

  ↓Restricts abortion accessother, funding insurance
  Stage: ✕ Failed Jun 16, 2025: Died in Health Professions & Programs Subcommittee
• FLH7025 2025By Sam Greco (R) +1 · 1 cosponsor
  OGSR/Parental Consent Requirements Before Terminating a Pregnancy

  AI summary Reenacts and continues the public records exemption for information identifying minors seeking judicial waiver of parental consent for abortion, so the exemption remains in force rather than expiring.

  =No change to abortion accessother, exceptions
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Apr 29, 2025: Laid on Table, companion bill(s) passed, see SB 7018 (Ch. 2025-209)
• FLS0998 2025By Alexis Calatayud (R) +1
  Physician Assistant and Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Services

  AI summary Expands the list of non-physician practitioners (including certain advanced practice registered nurses) who may file, certify, and correct certificates of fetal death, so more non-physician providers can perform these administrative tasks related to fetal deaths.

  =No change to abortion accessother
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Apr 23, 2025: Laid on Table, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/HB 647 (Ch. 2025-50)
• FLH0741 2025By Fentrice Driskell (D)
  Termination of Pregnancies

  AI summary Changes the viability rule to a 6-week gestational limit with exceptions, so less legal access to abortion after 6 weeks.

  ↓Restricts abortion accessbans gestational limits
  ↔Mixed abortion accessexceptions
  Stage: ✕ Died (session ended) Feb 19, 2025: Withdrawn prior to introduction

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