Legislative Advocacy & Voter Education

The Issues We Care About

For more than two decades, through every legislative session and every election cycle, Florida Family Voice has defended the sanctity and dignity of human life at every stage, protected biblical marriage, strengthened the family, and safeguarded religious liberty.

Scripture tells us to seek the welfare of the city where God has placed us and to be salt and light in it. We engage in public life out of obedience because loving our neighbor means caring about the laws our neighbors live under.

Legislative Advocacy

Educating & Guiding Our Elected Leaders

Florida’s laws shape the future of our families, our churches, and our communities. Too often the Church stays on the sidelines, unsure how to engage without compromising its witness. Florida Family Voice bridges that gap, walking the halls of the Capitol and testifying in committee on behalf of biblical values in defense of life, marriage, family, and religious liberty.

Each year, Florida lawmakers file over 1,800 bills. Our team identifies the ones touching a biblical worldview, usually around 150, and works those through committee and floor votes. That work helped pass some of the strongest protections in the nation for life, marriage, family, and religious liberty.

What We Do
Our Work

From bill filing to final vote, our team works the Capitol on behalf of Florida’s families and the Florida Church.

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Tallahassee Legislative Advocacy

Our team is at the Capitol daily during session, researching bills, meeting legislators, testifying in committee, and building coalitions behind priority legislation.

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Bill Tracking and Mobilization

We track every bill filed and flag those touching biblical values. The weekly Insider’s Report keeps Florida believers current, and action alerts go out when a vote is close.

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Legislator Partnership and Support

Between sessions, we build relationships with legislative allies and provide leadership training, regional “Conversations of Church and State” roundtable events, and research on the future policy proposals. Our desire is to facilitate a network for Christians serving in public office.

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Politics and policy matter because the people affected by them matter.

Voter Education

Equipping Florida Christians to Vote With Confidence

Every election, Floridians face a ballot full of names, amendments, and issues carrying real consequences for life, marriage, family, and religious liberty. Florida Family Voice publishes nonpartisan, issue-based voter guides. We give voters the facts and let them weigh those facts against Scripture. FFV does not endorse, rank, or score candidates; we simply equip you with the facts on how to defend Biblical values in the voting booth. Since its founding, FFV has distributed more than 21.2 million nonpartisan voter guides in English and Spanish. Every guide goes out free to the churches and communities that request them.

Access Your Voter Guide

What We Do
Our Work

From the primary to the general election, we put nonpartisan information into the hands of Florida voters, aiming to mobilize the Body of Christ in Florida to engage in the election process.

Voter Guides and Church Election Resources

We research candidate positions, ballot measures, and issues facing Florida voters, then print and distribute guides to churches and communities in all 67 counties.

Constitutional Amendment Education

When ballot initiatives touch life, marriage, family, or religious liberty, FFV builds coalitions that defend them. We helped add biblical marriage to Florida’s constitution in 2008 and helped to defeat Amendment 4 in 2024.