Throughout her tenure in the Florida Legislature, Representative and later Senator Daphne Campbell fought passionately for her constituents, filing dozens of bills across healthcare, education, public safety, civil rights, and community development. Below is a comprehensive record of her legislative work from 2011 to 2018.

2011

1. Medical Malpractice — CS/CS/CS/CS/HB 479Co-sponsored by Campbell, this general bill addressed medical malpractice reform and was signed into law on June 28, 2011. Chapter No. 2011-233

2013

2. Haitian Family Reunification Parole Program — HM 151A memorial by Campbell and Rogers advocating for the Haitian Family Reunification Parole Program. A companion bill was adopted. Last Event: April 29, 2013

3. Public Meetings / Criminal Justice Commissions — CS/HB 361Co-sponsored by Campbell and Kerner, this bill addressed transparency in criminal justice commission meetings and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2013-196

4. Physical Therapy — CS/HB 413Co-sponsored by Campbell and Hutson, this bill regulated physical therapy practices and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2013-197

5. Bullying in the Public School System — CS/CS/HB 609Co-sponsored by Campbell, Fullwood, and others, this landmark bill strengthened anti-bullying protections in Florida's public schools. Chapter No. 2013-87

6. Public Records / Spouses & Children of Law Enforcement Personnel — CS/HB 731Co-sponsored by Campbell and Kerner, this bill protected the personal records of law enforcement families and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2013-243

7. Department of Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles — CS/CS/HB 7125Co-sponsored by Campbell and Raburn, this bill addressed highway safety and motor vehicle regulations and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2013-160

8. Asa Philip Randolph — HR 9083A resolution by Campbell honoring the legacy of civil rights leader Asa Philip Randolph. Adopted April 11, 2013

2014

9. Florida Law Enforcement Officers' Hall of Fame — CS/CS/CS/HB 41Co-sponsored by Campbell and Kerner, this bill established the Florida Law Enforcement Officers' Hall of Fame and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2014-192

10. Motor Vehicle Crash Reports — CS/HB 863Co-sponsored by Campbell and Kerner, this bill addressed motor vehicle crash report regulations and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2014-212

11. Public Records / Motor Vehicle Crash Reports — CS/CS/CS/HB 865Co-sponsored by Campbell and Kerner, this bill established public records exemptions related to motor vehicle crash reports and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2014-213

12. Pharmacy — CS/HB 323Co-sponsored by Campbell and La Rosa, this bill updated pharmacy regulations in Florida and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2014-113

13. Economic Development — CS/HB 7023Co-sponsored by Campbell and Hutson, this bill advanced economic development initiatives across Florida and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2014-218

2015

14. Psychiatric Nurses — CS/CS/HB 335Co-sponsored by Campbell and Plasencia, this bill expanded the scope of practice for psychiatric nurses in Florida and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2015-111

15. Pharmacy / Vaccine Administration — CS/HB 279Co-sponsored by Campbell and Pigman, this bill authorized registered pharmacy interns to administer specified vaccines to adults under pharmacist supervision and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2015-108

2016

16. Transactions in Fresh Produce Markets — CS/HB 103Co-sponsored by Campbell and Fullwood, this bill regulated transactions in fresh produce markets and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2016-51

17. Access to Health Care Services — HB 423Co-sponsored by Campbell and Pigman, this bill expanded access to health care services across Florida and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2016-224

18. Ordering of Medication — HB 1241Co-sponsored by Campbell and Plasencia, this bill updated medication ordering procedures and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2016-145

19. Churches or Religious Organizations — HB 43Co-sponsored by Campbell, Plakon, and Cortes, this bill protected religious organizations and individuals from being compelled to solemnize marriages contrary to their beliefs and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2016-50 — Effective July 1, 2016

20. Nurse Licensure Compact — HB 1061Co-sponsored by Campbell and Pigman, this bill created the Nurse Licensure Compact, allowing nurses to practice across participating states with a single license and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2016-139

21. Public Records / Nurse Licensure Compact — HB 1063Co-sponsored by Campbell, Pigman, Renner, and Sprowls, this bill established public records and meeting exemptions related to the Nurse Licensure Compact and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2016-97

2017

22. Haitian Independence and Flag Day / Caribbean American Heritage Month — CS/CS/SM 572A memorial by Campbell recognizing Haitian Independence and Flag Day and designating Caribbean American Heritage Month in Florida. Signed by Officers and filed with Secretary of State, May 9, 2017

23. Religious Expression in Public Schools — SB 436Co-sponsored by Campbell and Baxley, the Florida Student and School Personnel Religious Liberties Act prohibited school districts from discriminating against students, parents, or staff based on religious viewpoints and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2017-74 — Effective July 1, 2017

24. Human Trafficking — CS/CS/SB 852Co-sponsored by Campbell and Garcia, this bill strengthened Florida's human trafficking laws, added it to the list of crimes requiring pretrial detention, and expanded medical education requirements to include human trafficking awareness and was signed into law. Chapter No. 2017-23 — Effective October 1, 2017

2018

25. Caribbean Heritage Month — SR 1912A resolution by Campbell recognizing June 2018 as Caribbean Heritage Month in Florida. Adopted February 1, 2018

26. Jewish American Heritage WeekA resolution by Campbell recognizing February 12–16, 2018, as Jewish American Heritage Week in Florida. Adopted February 21, 2018

27. India Independence Day / India Heritage Month — SR 210A resolution by Campbell recognizing India Independence Day and India Heritage Month in Florida. Adopted March 7, 2018

28. Marriage of Minors — SB 208A bill by Campbell addressing the marriage of minors. A companion bill was passed into law. Companion bill CS/CS/SB 140 — Chapter No. 2018-81

Senator Daphne Campbell's legislative record reflects her unwavering dedication to healthcare, education, public safety, civil rights, and the diverse communities of District 108 and Senate District 38. Her work from 2011 to 2018 left a lasting impact on the state of Florida.