2016 Note: Representative Webster entered a statement into the Congressional Record noting how he would have voted on roll call vote 447, which would have been scored as pro-environment.
2017 Note: Representative Webster missed multiple votes in September while the state was preparing for and dealing with the devastating impacts of Hurricane Irma.
2019 Note: Representative Wilson entered a statement into the Congressional Record noting how she would have voted on roll call vote 240, which would have been scored as pro-environment.
2017 Note: Representative Wilson entered a statement into the Congressional Record noting how she would have voted on roll call vote 83, which would have been scored as pro-environment.
2019 Note: Representative Frankel entered a statement into the Congressional Record noting how she would have voted on roll call vote 95, which would have been scored as pro-environment. She was absent from this vote due to the flu.
2022 Note: Representative Rutherford entered a statement into the Congressional Record noting how he would have voted on roll call votes 9, 232, 267, and 371, which would have been scored as anti-environment.
2017 Note: Representative Rutherford missed multiple votes in September while the state was preparing for and dealing with the devastating impacts of Hurricane Irma.