United States Senator

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored four bills and two resolutions on agriculture. The bills cover freeze disaster assistance for Florida, land grant research priorities, the TEMP Act and the Healthy SNAP Act of 2025, and the resolutions designate “National Women in Agriculture Day.” The sources contain no votes or statements from Moody on agriculture.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored three items on civil rights: the Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2025, a resolution recognizing Jewish American Heritage Month and calling on elected officials to counter antisemitism, and the RECLAIM Act, whose title does not state its subject. The sources contain no votes or statements from Moody on civil rights.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored 46 bills and resolutions on criminal justice, with titles covering fentanyl and other drugs, police and law enforcement, scams and fraud, child exploitation, carjacking and prison contraband. Moody also voted yes on a bill on scheduling fentanyl-related substances, which the record lists as passed.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored 17 bills and resolutions on commemorative coins, scams, small business weeks, banking and independent workers. Moody voted no five times on joint resolutions terminating national emergencies declared to impose tariffs or duties, and yes four times on a stablecoin bill and three federal banking and payment rules.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored ten bills and four resolutions on education, covering school choice and charter schools, religious education, home school graduation, financial aid verification, pregnant students’ rights and Title IX. The sources contain no votes or statements from Moody on education.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored four items on elections. They are a constitutional amendment resolution so “only citizens are eligible to vote in Federal elections,” a bill requiring voters to provide photo identification, a bill to prohibit individuals who are not citizens from voting in District of Columbia elections, and the Ballots by Election Day Act.

Moody voted yes six times on joint resolutions of congressional disapproval of federal rules, two from the Bureau of Land Management and four from the Department of Energy under its “Energy Conservation Program.” Moody also sponsored a similar resolution on refrigerators and freezers and the American Shores Protection Act, and cosponsored the Ratepayer Protection Act.

Moody voted yes 13 times on joint resolutions of congressional disapproval of federal rules from the Bureau of Land Management, the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Park Service and other agencies. Moody also sponsored or cosponsored five items: four bills, including the Myakka Wild and Scenic River Act, and a National Park Week resolution.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored seven items on families and social services: three resolutions, on Father's Day and two designating Older Americans Month, and four bills. The bills cover child care scams, fraud, reauthorizing the Older Americans Act and improper payments to deceased people, which the record lists as becoming law.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored six items on government reform, including a constitutional amendment resolution requiring that the Supreme Court have nine justices, bills on federal rulemaking and judicial relief, and the Restore Trust in Congress Act. Moody also voted no on a disapproval resolution on a health department policy on the Administrative Procedure Act, which did not pass.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored 22 bills and resolutions on healthcare, including Medicaid fraud, biosimilar drug review, seniors’ access to care, association health plans, conscience protections, organ transplant discrimination and microplastics, plus four resolutions on spinal cord injury and naloxone awareness. The sources contain no votes or statements from Moody on healthcare.

Moody voted yes on a bill “to increase the supply of housing in America, and for other purposes,” which the record lists as passed. This is the only item on housing, and the sources contain no statement from Moody, so the summary covers only that vote.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored 13 bills on immigration, including expedited removal of “Criminal Aliens,” deporting people who commit fraud, expelling migrant offenders, barring community development grants for sanctuary cities, human trafficking of unaccompanied migrant children and the Stop CCP VISAs Act. Moody also voted yes on a reconciliation bill, which the record lists as passed.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored five bills on infrastructure and transportation, named the Staged Accident Fraud Prevention Act, the SHIPS for America Act, the Keep America Flying Act, the Safer Truckers Act and the Driving Forward Act. Moody also voted yes on a disapproval resolution on a federal safety standard for hydrogen vehicle fuel systems.

Moody voted yes on a joint resolution disapproving the action of the District of Columbia Council on a tax conformity act, which the record lists as passed. This is the only item on local control, and the sources contain no statement from Moody, so the summary covers only that vote.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored 24 bills and resolutions on national security and foreign policy, with titles on Israel, Iran sanctions, religious persecution in China and Nigeria, Cuba, military pay and a Muslim Brotherhood terrorist designation. Moody voted no twice on resolutions to remove U.S. Armed Forces from hostilities with Iran, and yes on two bills, including Russia sanctions.

Moody says “No Tax on Social Security” is among the “major wins” already delivered, and says “nearly 5 million Florida seniors have had their taxes on Social Security eliminated.” Both statements come from ashleymoody.com, and the sources contain no votes or bills from Moody on Social Security and retirement.

Moody names “No Tax on Tips,” “No Tax on Overtime” and “No Tax on Social Security” among “major wins.” Moody has sponsored or cosponsored 13 bills and resolutions on gas tax suspension, disaster tax relief and shutdowns, and voted yes 14 times and no twice on budget and other measures.

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored three bills on technology and privacy: the Sunset Section 230 Act, the Kids Online Safety Act and the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act of 2025. Moody also voted yes on a disapproval resolution on a Federal Communications Commission rule titled “Addressing the Homework Gap Through the E-Rate Program.”

Moody has sponsored or cosponsored seven items on veterans: six bills and a resolution designating “Gold Star Children's Day.” The bill titles cover outdoor rehabilitation, a bill of rights, a POW/MIA memorial and museum, critical care access for servicemembers, opportunity and VA accountability. The sources contain no votes or statements from Moody on veterans.

Moody has cosponsored four items on animals and wildlife: the FIGHT Act of 2025, the Sturgeon Conservation and Sustainability Act, and two resolutions designating “National Osceola Turkey Day.” The sources contain no sponsored bills, votes or statements from Moody on animals and wildlife.

Moody sponsored the TRACK Act and cosponsored two resolutions commemorating the passage of four and five years since the Surfside, Florida, building collapse. Moody also voted no twice in 2025 on a joint resolution terminating the national emergency declared with respect to energy, which the record lists as not passing.