Legislative committee voting records, 1949-1974.

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Legislative committee voting records, 1949-1974.

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The series contains committee voting records in the Florida House of Representatives and Senate from 1949 to 1974. The records show the name of committee, committee members, date of vote, bill number, vote count, and result of vote. The result of the vote will generally be termed "favorable" or "unfavorable."

20 cubic ft.

Florida State Archive

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Florida State Archive

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