Anna Eskamani, who represents Florida State House District 47, has a Climate Cabinet Score of 100. Here are some of this legislator’s most important climate votes from the past few years:
Anna Eskamani voted pro-climate in the 2021 Regular Session on H0839. HB839 prevents local governments from banning gas stations (which no governments are currently trying to do), and from requiring electric vehicle charging stations by fuel retailers. This will create major roadblocks when Florida begins to electrify its transportation sector, an important step towards reducing pollution.
Anna Eskamani voted pro-climate in the 2021 Regular Session on H0919. HB919 blocks municipalities' efforts to advance the clean energy transition by prohibiting cities from banning natural gas in new buildings, and by opening cities up to lawsuits if they begin moving away from the use of fracked gas.
Anna Eskamani voted pro-climate in the 2019 Regular Session on H7103. HB7103 effectively eliminates enforcement of local development plans, which could lead to sprawl and prevent climate-smart growth plans.
The most recent votes included in these scores are from 2021. If you want to dig into our sources for climate bills in the FL legislature, we'd highly recommend visiting the following websites: Sierra Club Florida Chapter (https://www.sierraclub.org/florida), Florida Conservation Voters (https://fcvoters.org/)
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