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State Senator, District 6
Jennifer Bradley is a politician currently serving as the incumbent Florida State Senator representing District 6. Bradley is an attorney, business manager, and the owner of Hibernia Property Management, Inc.. Within the legislature, she holds considerable influence as the Chair of the Regulated Industries Committee and Alternating Chair of the Joint Committee on Public Counsel Oversight.
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Voted Yes on OGSR/Aquaculture Records
Voted Yes on Chemicals in Consumer Products
Voted Yes on Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
Voted Yes on Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
Voted Yes on Food and Hemp Products
Insurance Protections and AI Guardrails: Positioned as an advocate for consumers in Florida’s volatile insurance market, Bradley filed SB 202, a landmark bill mandating that human judgment, not artificial intelligence or algorithms, must drive final insurance claim denials across the state. She has also heavily criticized insurance carriers that drop policyholders following minor or sudden damages, publicly declaring that private firms should not fight state rules requiring them to stay on the policies of flooded homes for a designated transition period.
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Voted Yes on Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights
Voted Yes on Data Centers
Voted Yes on Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights
Voted Yes on Data Centers
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Voted Yes on Commencement of Civil Actions
Law Enforcement and Local Appropriations: Bradley maintains a deeply pro-law enforcement track record, previously earning "Senator of the Year" honors from the Fraternal Order of Police. She prioritizes state funding for correctional officer safety, staffing, and salary support. For her home district, she successfully secured over $100 million in state appropriations to directly fund local roads, public safety, health care systems, and schools.
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Did not vote on Correctional Facilities Financing and Capital Improvements
Voted Yes on Child Pornography Terminology
Voted Yes on Criteria for Determining Criminal Gang Membership
Insurance Protections and AI Guardrails: Positioned as an advocate for consumers in Florida’s volatile insurance market, Bradley filed SB 202, a landmark bill mandating that human judgment, not artificial intelligence or algorithms, must drive final insurance claim denials across the state. She has also heavily criticized insurance carriers that drop policyholders following minor or sudden damages, publicly declaring that private firms should not fight state rules requiring them to stay on the policies of flooded homes for a designated transition period.
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Voted Yes on Labor Pool Act
Voted Yes on Public Employees Relations Commission
Voted Yes on Public Employees Relations Commission
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Did not vote on Higher Education
Did not vote on Pre-K-12 Education
Voted Yes on Education
Voted Yes on Education
Banning State Funds for Ballot Advocacy: On election and fiscal policies, Bradley successfully sponsored a high-profile amendment to a comprehensive election bill (SB 7016) that explicitly bans the use of public state funds to advocate for or against a ballot measure, arguing it safeguards the integrity of the citizen-led petition process.
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Voted Yes on Elections
Voted No on Elections
Voted Yes on Candidate Qualifying
Voted Yes on Candidate Qualification
Utility Rate Increases and Regulatory Check: As Chair of the Regulated Industries Committee, Bradley teamed up with fellow lawmakers to boost legislation aimed at reining in utility rate increases. Her efforts rewritten onto utility bills require the Public Service Commission (PSC) to explicitly cite evidentiary support for its decisions and mandate that costly storm-protection infrastructure plans proposed by monopolies like Florida Power & Light be explicitly prudent and reasonable before costs are passed to consumers.
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Voted Yes on Rural Electric Cooperatives
Voted Yes on Rural Electric Cooperatives
Sponsored Utilities
Cosponsored Florida Public Service Commission
Preserving State Parks and Natural Resources: Bradley is a staunch opponent of commercial encroachment on natural public spaces. She has consistently pledged to pass legislation to protect pristine state parks from private commercial development, explicitly vowing to block paths that allow state ecosystems to be filled with commercial assets like golf courses and hotels.
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Did not vote on Petroleum Cleanup Programs
Voted Yes on Data Centers
Voted Yes on Former Phosphate Mining Lands
Voted Yes on Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal System Permits
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Voted Yes on Child Welfare
Voted Yes on Children’s Initiatives
Voted Yes on Licensure of Family Foster Homes
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Did not vote on Judges
Voted Yes on Pub. Rec./Crime Victims
Did not vote on Reporting the Receipt of Gifts or Honoraria
Voted Yes on Justice Administrative Commission
Did not vote on Public Records/County Administrators and City Managers
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Did not vote on Health Care
Voted Yes on Department of Health
Voted Yes on Health Care Patient Protection
Voted Yes on Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal System Permits
Voted Yes on Drug Prices and Coverage
Condominium Association Transparency and Reform: Following regional building failures, Bradley has been a primary legislative architect behind structural condo safety overhauls. She sponsored comprehensive reform bills that extended grace periods for funding reserves and pushed back structural integrity inspection deadlines to prevent sudden, devastating financial assessments from blindsiding condominium homeowners.
Sources
https://x.com/jenn_bradley
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Voted Yes on Housing for Veterans
Voted Yes on Fraudulent Entry of Residential Dwellings
Voted Yes on Housing for Veterans
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Voted Yes on Advertisements for Representation Services
Cosponsored Immigration
Voted Yes on Immigration
Voted Yes on Immigration
Voted Yes on Immigration
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Did not vote on Department of Management Services
Did not vote on Documentary Stamp Tax Distributions
Did not vote on State Agency Law Enforcement Radio System
Voted Yes on Habitual Traffic Offender Designation
Voted Yes on Foreign Influence
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Voted Yes on Assessments Levied on Recreational Vehicle Parks
Voted Yes on Local Government Regulation of Chickees
Voted Yes on Official Actions of Local Governments
Voted Yes on Official Actions of Local Governments
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Did not vote on Retirement
Voted Yes on Retirement
Voted Yes on Retirement
Voted Yes on Retirement
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Voted Yes on Property Tax Administration
Did not vote on Department of Management Services
Did not vote on Correctional Facilities Financing and Capital Improvements
Did not vote on Documentary Stamp Tax Distributions
Did not vote on Government Administration
Insurance Protections and AI Guardrails: Positioned as an advocate for consumers in Florida’s volatile insurance market, Bradley filed SB 202, a landmark bill mandating that human judgment, not artificial intelligence or algorithms, must drive final insurance claim denials across the state. She has also heavily criticized insurance carriers that drop policyholders following minor or sudden damages, publicly declaring that private firms should not fight state rules requiring them to stay on the policies of flooded homes for a designated transition period.
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Voted Yes on Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights
Voted Yes on Data Centers
Voted Yes on Local Government Cyber Security
Voted Yes on Local Government Cyber Security
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Voted Yes on Veterans Dental Care Grant Program
Voted Yes on Veteran and Spouse Nursing Home Beds
Voted Yes on Veterans
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Voted Yes on Dangerous Dogs
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Sources
http://www.votejenniferbradley.com
https://www.flsenate.gov/Senators/s6?pref=fullhttps://www.flsenate.gov/senators/s6https://votejenniferbradley.com
681 votes (no: 17, yes: 640, excused: 16, not voting: 8), 47 sponsorships.
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November 3, 2026
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