July 20, 2026Methodology v2.2 · Data: BLS, 20102025
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Anna Paulina Luna

U.S. Representative, FL-13 · Republican · in office since Jan. 3, 2025

Anna Paulina Luna
U.S. Representative · Florida-13 · Republican · since Jan. 2025
Overall grade · among representatives
No. 329 of 358
−0.48σ · 35% of the grade measured
How this grade is built
35%Bills they move (LES)−0.48
30%Florida: how it moved on their watchreserved
25%Alignment (promises vs. votes)reserved
10%Attendancereserved
Their own recordValue
Legislative effectiveness LES · chamber avg = 1.0
0.39
Missed votes14.4%
Ideology 0 = left · 1 = right (GovTrack)0.71
Promises keptIn human review
Florida context — not this member’s grade

House members represent a district, not the whole state, so state numbers aren’t their grade. District-level scoring is in development. The state’s governor, Ron DeSantis, holds the scored executive record.

Scored on their own record; district outcome scoring is in development. Methodology v2.2

What Luna voted to fund

These pies aggregate the largest verified spending items — appropriations and mandatory outlays — in the bills Luna cast a recorded vote on, sliced by category, every dollar quoted from the bill text. Authorizations, guarantee ceilings and pay-fors are excluded, exactly as on the bill pages. This shows what the bills contained, by Luna’s own votes — not a claim that Luna wrote the spending or that it did or didn’t work. Click any slice to read the cited line-items.

Voted against — every dollar, cited

income security$215.5B

veterans$140.0B

science$35.0B

defense$29.2B

other$24.4B

commerce & housing credit$22.0B

  • Appropriation to the Dept. of Commerce Nonrecurring Expenses Fund, FY2023 ($11B each for FY2024/FY2025 'Government efficiencies'; PAYGO-exempt)Dept. of Commerce - Nonrecurring Expenses Fund$22,000,000,000
    H.R. 3746 — read the cited text →

transportation$15.3B

water$11.7B

energy$10.7B

community & regional development$6.7B

health$676.0M

Federal spending during Luna’s current term

Total U.S. federal outlays for each fiscal year of Luna’s current term. This is the whole federal budget — mostly Social Security, Medicare, defense, interest on the debt, and prior commitments — not money Luna personally directed. A president proposes and Congress appropriates; no single official controls it.

FY25
$7.01T−$1.77T deficit

Source: OMB Historical Tables, Table 1.1 (Summary of Receipts, Outlays, and Surpluses or Deficits: 1789-present) · figures. Nominal dollars, by fiscal year (Oct–Sep).

How Luna is graded

A representative serves a district, not a state, and no honest district-level outcome trend exists yet — redistricting redrew the lines and leaves too few data points. So Luna is graded on what they control: how effectively they move legislation and how they vote. The state’s numbers are shown as context on the card, never folded into the grade, until district-level scoring ships.

Legislative Effectiveness Scores come from the Center for Effective Lawmaking, which benchmarks each chamber’s average to 1.0. Voting statistics come from GovTrack. The Honesty ledger — promises matched against this member’s votes — publishes only with an evidence trail and two agreeing human reviews.