LWVFL has engaged in a number of statewide and local projects, including recommending the initiation of a recycling program in St. Petersburg; supporting the Central Florida commuter rail network SunRail; endorsing a court case which ended voter purges held 90 days before a federal election; striking down of restrictions on volunteer voter registration efforts; the re-institution of early voting days and early voting on the Sunday before election day; and the redrawing of both congressional and state legislative district lines after extensive litigation. As a result of that litigation, new district maps were implemented for the 2016 elections. It has lobbied for gun safety for years, but after the 2016 shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, the group became a driving force in a statewide initiative to establish stricter gun safety guidelines through the Florida Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence. In 2016, the LWVF hosted a screening of the documentary about gun violence, "Making a Killing: Guns, Greed and the NRA".