Florida Agendas Project
The Comparative Agendas Project is a global collaboration that sorts policy initiatives into a universal coding scheme, allowing for easier comparison. There are currently 20 jurisdictions with projects.
The Florida Agendas Project expands the Comparative Agendas Project to include data on the policy agendas of the Florida’s elected officials. This dataset will allow researchers to examine changes in policymaking agendas in Florida over time and compare Florida’s policymaking agendas to others around the world.
Students assisting with the project will collect data on bills from the Florida Legislature, executive orders from Florida governors, and policy themes within Florida governors’ state of the state addresses.
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Who can assist with the Florida Agendas Project?
Hard-working undergraduates interested in volunteering for the project are encouraged to reach out to Dr. Cornacchione (tcornacchione@ufl.edu).
Who can use the data collected by the Florida Agendas Project?
Anyone can, with proper attribution. The data will be publicly available on the Comparative Agendas Project website.