In a legislative session marked by significant conflict, Florida lawmakers have struggled to reach a consensus on the state budget, leading to an extension as they aim to resolve the deadlock. Despite attempts to finalize the budget, lawmakers exited Tallahassee without an agreement, leaving many critical issues unresolved. The lack of a budget deal has compelled the legislature to plan a return, with lawmakers having gone into overtime to tackle the ongoing budget impasse. Governor Ron DeSantis highlighted the divisions within the House as a key factor in the stalemate. A potential path forward emerged with a recent budget agreement that includes the largest tax cut in state history, but philosophical differences continue to divide the parties involved. The session has been characterized by high stakes and uncertainty, as lawmakers prepare for what lies ahead.