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Weekly report card

Florida · week of Nov 9, 2026

This week so far. Updated every night; some items appear 1–3 days after they happen.

Where Congress is in its 2026 schedule

Senate
Scheduled in session District or state work period Recorded votes held Met without votes (e.g. pro forma) This page's week

Schedules as each chamber published them: Senate.

RSR Scott

Rick Scott

Senator for Florida · Republican

This weekNov 9–15

0recorded votes
0Not Voting
0bills introduced
1bills cosponsored

November so farNov 1–15 · 0 days with votes

0recorded votes
0Not Voting
0bills introduced
1bills cosponsored

No recorded Senate votes this week.

Days the Senate met

MonTueWedThuFri

Filled: met and voted. Ring: met with no recorded votes, such as a short pro forma session. From the Congressional Record.

On the Senate floor

1speech or floor statement

Bills Scott cosponsored

Committees · 1 meeting this week

Aging (Special)Chairman0
Armed Services0
  • Seapower · Chairman
  • Readiness and Management Support
  • Personnel
Budget0
Foreign Relations1
  • Western Hemisphere, Transnational Crime, Civilian Security, Democracy, Human Rights, and Global Women's Issues
  • Near East, South Asia, Central Asia, and Counterterrorism
  • State Department and USAID Management, International Operations, and Bilateral International Development
Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs0
  • Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
  • Disaster Management, District of Columbia, and Census

The number is meetings each committee held this week. Neither chamber records who attends, so this shows the committees' meetings, not the member's attendance.

Worked with most this Congress

Number of bills where one sponsored and the other cosponsored, since Jan 3, 2025. A count, not a rating.

This Congress: 191 bills introduced, 405 cosponsored, 50 floor speeches. Full record

Counts and official vote codes from House and Senate records, with no scores. Not Voting is the chamber's own code; it doesn't say why. Shows the members serving today.