Our latest tally of Rick Scott's campaign promises

Jeb Bush

Fertile ground for a fact-check

"Immigrants are more fertile."

Bill Nelson

Not a sure thing or 100% covered

If Gov. Rick Scott activates "the National Guard in anticipation of a federal disaster, the state’s costs, including the costs to recall any furloughed guardsmen, will be fully reimbursable by FEMA."

Peter Roskam

At the high end of estimates, he's right

"Worldwide credit card transactions, the credit card fraud rate is 0.04 percent, compared to almost 8 percent, 9 percent, 10 percent of Medicare fraud."

Don Gaetz

Not just 2012, and includes grads not looking for jobs

"More than half of last year's U.S. college graduates are unemployed or underemployed."

Bill Nelson

Rejection did not have his name, has his scent

Says Gov. Rick Scott returned "$1 million in federal funding that would have helped the state cover the cost of overseeing insurance rates under the new health care law."

Promise: Attract new investment and create high-paying quality jobs

Update: Early signs of some job growth

Promise: Lower electricity costs for business

Update: Data points to a drop for businesses but hard to quantify total dollars

Promise: Adopt the Daubert standard on scientific knowledge

Update: Scott signs bill for a stricter threshold for scientific evidence in court

Rick Scott

So specific, so many caveats

"We cut taxes 24 times."

Carlos Curbelo

Number is right; reason is vague

In Miami-Dade County, "we spend at our school system over $20 million every year" educating recent immigrants.

Alan Grayson

Inserted ellipses changed the meaning of House rule

A bill to advance the Keystone XL Pipeline "is an earmark" under House rules.

Promise: Return Florida's state and local spending to at least the 2004 level

Update: If you account for inflation, he's met the goal

Republican Party of Florida

Right on point, wrong on timing

"Two weeks after signing a taxpayer protection pledge, (Charlie Crist) breaks it."

Promise: Bring state employee health insurance costs in line with the U.S. average

Update: House isn't going along with Scott on health care goal

Rick Scott

Had been declining for years

"This budget also reflects the smallest state government workforce per 1,000 residents in Florida in this century."

Rick Scott

Close, if you forget original 2010 promise

"We are already almost halfway to our 2010 goal of creating 700,000 new jobs in seven years."

Promise: Institute Accountability Budgeting for each state agency

Update: Legislature has shown no interest in accountability budgeting

Will Weatherford

A lot of dough, but doesn't drive deficit

"Expanding Medicaid would require borrowing more money, drastically expanding our deficit."

Reclaim America PAC

Depends on definition of "fix"

Says Kelly Ayotte voted to "fix background checks."

Promise: Eliminate Florida's corporate income tax over 7 years

Update: Scott fails to get Legislature on board with exempting more businesses from corporate income tax