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2017-18 Freedom Index

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100%Legislator.
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Reveal some subsidy recipients
Y N ?
Y
Beer & wine protectionism
Y N ?
N
Indirect subsidy for new car dealers & buyers
Y N ?
N
Ban government charter school discrimination
Y N ?
Y
Impose pension costs on charter schools
Y N ?
N
Repeal car running in driveway ban
Y N ?
Y
Energy debt scheme for schools
Y N ?
N
Permit public/private facility deals
Y N ?
N
More subsidies for particular companies
Y N ?
N
Authorize Citizens United Super-PACs
Y N ?
Y
Give subsidies to iPhone maker
Y N ?
N
Give Gilbert and others $1.8 Billion
Y N ?
N
Ease small copper mine regs
Y N ?
Y
Ban local soda tax
Y N ?
Y
Share ISD tax with charters
Y N ?
Y
Authorize more TIFAs
Y N ?
N
Reform school employee pension system
Y N ?
Y
Revise ballast water regulations
Y N ?
Y
Permit concealed carry in schools.
Y N ?
Y
Ban government dicriminating against charters
Y N ?
Y
Subsidize developers' 'historic' property rehabs
Y N ?
N
Subsidize grocery stores in cities
Y N ?
N
Ban license renewal for unpaid parking tickets
Y N ?
N
Authorize “enhanced education savings accounts"
Y N ?
Y
Give tax breaks to first time home buyers
Y N ?
N
Authorize protectionist iquor store rationing
Y N ?
N		––––––––
81%Colbeck, Patrick  (term)R ✔✔×✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔×✔×✔×✔✔✔––––––––
62%Hune, Joe  (term)R ×××✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×✔×✔××––––––––
62%Schuitmaker, Tonya  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔×✔✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×✔×✔×✔––––––––
58%Shirkey, Mike  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔×✔✔X××X✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔××––––––––
58%Emmons, Judy  (term)R ×××✔×✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔×××✔××––––––––
54%Hansen, Goeff  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔×✔––––––––
54%Hildenbrand, Dave  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔×✔––––––––
54%Knollenberg, Marty  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔×✔––––––––
54%Kowall, Mike  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔×✔––––––––
54%MacGregor, Peter  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔×✔––––––––
54%Robertson, David  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×✔×✔××––––––––
54%Stamas, Jim  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔✔××✔××––––––––
52%Green, Michael  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔XX✔×××✔×X––––––––
52%Horn, Kenneth  (term)R ✔×××✔✔××✔✔××✔X✔×✔✔✔✔×××✔×✔––––––––
50%Booher, Darwin  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔××––––––––
50%Brandenburg, Jack  (term)R ×××✔✔✔×XX✔✔×✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔××––––––––
50%Marleau, Jim  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔××––––––––
50%Meekhof, Arlan  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔××––––––––
50%Pavlov, Phil  (term)R ×××✔✔✔××✔X✔✔✔X✔×✔✔×✔×××✔××––––––––
50%Proos, John  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔××––––––––
50%Schmidt, Wayne  (term)R ✔××✔×✔××✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×✔×××✔×✔––––––––
46%Casperson, Tom  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔××✔×✔×××✔××––––––––
46%Nofs, Mike  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔✔××✔×✔×××✔××––––––––
38%Jones, Rick  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔××✔✔××××✔✔××××××––––––––
38%Zorn, Dale W.  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔✔×××✔×××✔✔✔××××××––––––––
35%O'Brien, Margaret  (term)R ✔××✔✔✔××✔×××✔✔××××✔✔××××××––––––––
23%Hertel, Curtis, Jr.  (term)D ✔××××✔×××××××✔×××✔✔×××✔×××––––––––
23%Knezek, David  (term)D ✔××××✔×××××××✔×××✔✔×××✔×××––––––––
23%Rocca, Tory  (term)R ✔××××✔×××××✔×✔××××✔×××✔×××––––––––
16%Conyers, Ian  (term)D ✔×××××X××××××✔×××X✔X×XXX×X––––––––
15%Ananich, Jim  (term)D ✔××××✔×××××××✔××××✔×××××××––––––––
14%Young, Coleman, II  (term)D ✔××××X×××X×××XXX××✔×××✔×××––––––––
13%Gregory, Vincent  (term)D ✔X××××××××××X×××××✔×××✔×××––––––––
12%Johnson, Bert  (term)D ✔××××X××××××××××××✔×××✔×××––––––––
12%Bieda, Steve  (term)D ✔××××××××××××✔××××✔×××××××––––––––
12%Warren, Rebekah  (term)D ✔×××××××××××××××××✔×××✔×××––––––––
10%Hood, Morris, III  (term)D X×X×××XX××X×X×××××✔×××✔×××––––––––
8%Hopgood, Hoon-Yung  (term)D ✔×××××××××××××××××✔×××××××––––––––
100%Legislator.
Your Ideal Vote >
Ideal House Vote >		 Clear >
any		Change >
Selected
Reveal some subsidy recipients
Y N ?
Y
Cut income tax 0.2 percent
Y N ?
Y
Beer & wine protectionism
Y N ?
N
Indirect subsidy for new car dealers & buyers
Y N ?
N
Repeal painters license mandate
Y N ?
Y
Ban government charter school discrimination
Y N ?
Y
Restrict local government “phone-in” voting
Y N ?
Y
Limit state department rulemaking
Y N ?
Y
Repeal car running in driveway ban
Y N ?
Y
Energy debt scheme for schools
Y N ?
N
Authorize Citizens United Super-PACs
Y N ?
Y
Illegal gun ban sanctions
Y N ?
Y
Give subsidies to iPhone maker
Y N ?
N
Give Gilbert and others $1.8 Billion
Y N ?
N
Ease small copper mine regs
Y N ?
Y
Favors for Aircraft Owners
Y N ?
N
Constitutional Carry
Y N ?
Y
Ban local soda tax
Y N ?
Y
Authorize more TIFAs
Y N ?
N
Auto insurance reform
Y N ?
Y
Reform school employee pension system
Y N ?
Y
Subsidize grocery stores in cities
Y N ?
N
Ban license renewal for unpaid parking tickets
Y N ?
N		–––––––––––
100%Cambensy, Sara  (term)D ––––––––––––––––––––––✔–––––––––––
100%Yancey, Tenisha  (term)D ––––––––––––––––––––––✔–––––––––––
78%Hernandez, Shane  (term)R ×✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔✔×–––––––––––
78%Johnson, Steven  (term)R ×✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔✔×–––––––––––
74%Allor, Sue  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔×–––––––––––
74%Barrett, Tom  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔×–––––––––––
74%Glenn, Gary  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔×–––––––––––
74%Hoitenga, Michele  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔×–––––––––––
74%Hornberger, Pamela  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔×–––––––––––
74%Noble, Jeff  (term)R ×✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔××–––––––––––
74%Reilly, John  (term)R ×✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔✔×–––––––––––
74%Theis, Lana  (term)R ×✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔×✔✔✔×–––––––––––
73%Kelly, Tim  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔X×–––––––––––
70%Cole, Triston  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔×✔✔×✔✔×✔✔✔×–––––––––––
70%Lower, James  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔×✔✔×✔✔×✔✔✔×–––––––––––
70%Miller, Aaron  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
70%Wentworth, Jason  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔×✔✔×✔✔×✔✔✔×–––––––––––
65%Albert, Thomas  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔×✔×✔✔×✔✔✔×–––––––––––
65%Alexander, Julie  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔×✔×✔✔×✔✔✔×–––––––––––
65%Bizon, John  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔×✔×✔✔✔×××✔✔✔✔✔✔✔–––––––––––
65%Chatfield, Lee  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔×✔×✔✔×✔✔✔×–––––––––––
65%Farrington, Diana  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔×✔✔×✔✔××✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔×–––––––––––
65%LaSata, Kim  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔✔✔✔××–––––––––––
65%Leonard, Tom  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔×✔×✔✔×✔✔✔×–––––––––––
65%Runestad, Jim  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔××✔✔✔×✔✔×–––––––––––
65%Tedder, Jim  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔✔×✔✔×–––––––––––
62%Leutheuser, Eric  (term)R X✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔X×✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%Calley, Julie  (term)R ✔×××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔✔✔✔××–––––––––––
61%Canfield, Edward  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%Cox, Laura  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔×✔×✔✔××✔✔×–––––––––––
61%Graves, Joseph  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔××✔✔×–––––––––––
61%Griffin, Beth  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%Hauck, Roger  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%Howell, Gary  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔××××–––––––––––
61%Howrylak, Martin  (term)R ×✔✔✔✔×✔×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔×××✔✔–––––––––––
61%Kahle, Bronna  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%LaFave, Beau  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%Lauwers, Dan  (term)R ×✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔✔×✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%Rendon, Daire  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%VanderWall, Curt  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%Vaupel, Hank  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%Victory, Roger  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
61%Whiteford, Mary  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
57%Bellino, Joseph, Jr.  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔×××–––––––––––
57%Brann, Tommy  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔××✔××–––––––––––
57%Frederick, Ben  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔××✔××–––––––––––
57%Hughes, Holly  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔×✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
57%Iden, Brandt  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔××✔××–––––––––––
57%Kesto, Klint  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔××✔××–––––––––––
57%Lucido, Peter  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔××✔××–––––––––––
57%Marino, Steve  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔××✔××–––––––––––
57%Sheppard, Jason  (term)R ✔×××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
57%VanSingel, Scott  (term)R ✔×××✔✔✔×✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔✔✔✔××–––––––––––
57%Webber, Michael  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔××✔××–––––––––––
57%Yaroch, Jeff  (term)R ✔✔×✔✔✔✔✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×××××–––––––––––
52%Lilly, Jim  (term)R ✔×××✔✔×✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××–––––––––––
50%Kivela, John  (term)D –×––––––✔×–––X✔–––––––––––––––––––
48%Garcia, Daniela  (term)R ✔×××✔✔×✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔××✔××–––––––––––
48%Inman, Larry  (term)R ✔×××✔✔×✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔××✔××–––––––––––
48%Robinson, Rose Mary  (term)D ××✔✔××✔××✔××✔✔✔✔××✔××✔✔–––––––––––
48%VerHeulen, Rob  (term)R ✔✔××✔✔×✔✔×✔✔××✔××✔××✔××–––––––––––
43%Afendoulis, Chris  (term)R ✔×××✔✔×✔✔×✔✔××✔××✔××✔××–––––––––––
43%Crawford, Kathy  (term)R ✔×××✔✔×✔✔×✔✔××✔××✔××✔××–––––––––––
43%Roberts, Brett  (term)R ✔×××✔✔×✔✔×✔✔××✔×✔✔×××××–––––––––––
39%Dianda, Scott  (term)D ✔✔××××✔××✔×✔××✔×✔✔××××✔–––––––––––
39%McCready, Michael  (term)R ✔×××✔✔××✔×✔✔×✔✔××✔×××××–––––––––––
37%Maturen, David  (term)R ✔××XXX×✔✔×✔✔××✔××✔××X××–––––––––––
35%Geiss, Erika  (term)D ✔××✔××✔×✔×××××✔✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
35%Pagel, David  (term)R ✔×××✔×××✔×✔✔××✔××✔×✔×××–––––––––––
35%Phelps, Phil  (term)D ✔×××××✔×✔××✔××✔✔✔✔×××××–––––––––––
30%Cochran, Tom  (term)D ✔××✔××✔×××××××✔✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
30%Elder, Brian  (term)D ✔×××××✔××××✔××✔✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
30%Guerra, Vanessa  (term)D ✔××✔××✔×✔×××××✔✔×✔×××××–––––––––––
30%Liberati, Frank  (term)D ×××✔××✔××××✔✔×✔✔×✔×××××–––––––––––
30%Rabhi, Yousef  (term)D ××✔✔××✔×××××✔✔×✔××××××✔–––––––––––
30%Santana, Sylvia  (term)D ×××✔××✔×××××✔×✔××✔×✔××✔–––––––––––
30%Garrett, LaTanya  (term)D ×X×✔××✔××X××✔××✔×✔××X×✔–––––––––––
29%Scott, Bettie Cook  (term)D ✔X××××✔×X××××××✔×✔×✔××✔–––––––––––
27%Hertel, Kevin  (term)D ✔×××××✔X✔××××××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
26%Camilleri, Darrin  (term)D ××××××✔×✔×××✔××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
26%Chang, Stephanie  (term)D ×××✔××✔×××××✔✔×✔××××××✔–––––––––––
26%Chirkun, John  (term)D ✔×××××✔××××✔××✔×✔✔×××××–––––––––––
26%Faris, Pam  (term)D ×××✔××✔×××××✔××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
26%Greig, Christine  (term)D ×××✔××✔×××××✔××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
26%Hammoud, Abdullah  (term)D ××××××✔×✔×××✔××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
26%Hoadley, Jon  (term)D ×××✔××✔×××××✔××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
26%Lasinski, Donna  (term)D ✔×××××✔×✔××××××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
26%Love, Leslie  (term)D ✔××✔××✔×××××××✔××✔×✔×××–––––––––––
26%Yanez, Henry  (term)D ✔×××××✔××××✔×××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
26%Zemke, Adam  (term)D ✔×××××✔×✔×××××✔××✔××××✔–––––––––––
23%Ellison, Jim  (term)D ✔××✔××✔××××××××✔×✔X××××–––––––––––
23%Greimel, Tim  (term)D ✔×××××✔×✔×X×××✔××✔×××××–––––––––––
22%Byrd, Wendell  (term)D ✔×××××✔××××××××××✔×✔××✔–––––––––––
22%Clemente, Cara  (term)D ✔×××××✔×××××××✔✔×✔×××××–––––––––––
22%Gay-Dagnogo, Sherry  (term)D ✔×××××✔××××××××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
22%Green, Patrick  (term)D ✔×××××✔××××××××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
22%Kosowski, Robert  (term)D ✔×××××✔××××××××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
22%Moss, Jeremy  (term)D ✔×××××✔×✔××××××✔××××××✔–––––––––––
22%Pagan, Kristy  (term)D ×××✔××✔×××××✔××✔××××××✔–––––––––––
22%Sabo, Terry  (term)D ✔××✔××✔××××××××✔×✔×××××–––––––––––
22%Schor, Andy  (term)D ✔×××××✔×✔××××××✔×✔×××××–––––––––––
22%Singh, Sam  (term)D ✔×××××✔×××××××✔××✔××××✔–––––––––––
22%Sowerby, William  (term)D ✔××✔××✔××××××××✔×✔×××××–––––––––––
22%Wittenberg, Robert  (term)D ××××××✔×✔×××✔××✔××××××✔–––––––––––
18%LaGrand, David  (term)D ✔×X×××✔××××××××✔××××××✔–––––––––––
17%Brinks, Winnie  (term)D ✔×××××✔×✔××××××××✔×××××–––––––––––
17%Durhal, Fred, III  (term)D ✔×××××✔××××××××××✔××××✔–––––––––––
17%Neeley, Sheldon  (term)D ✔××××××××××××××✔×✔××××✔–––––––––––
17%Peterson, Ronnie  (term)D ✔×××××✔××××××××××✔××××✔–––––––––––
17%Sneller, Tim  (term)D ✔×××××✔××××××××✔×✔×××××–––––––––––
16%Jones, Jewell  (term)D X×××××✔×X×××XX×××✔××××✔–––––––––––

Legend:  ✔ Correct,  × Incorrect,  F Chamber failed to hold vote,  E Excused,  X Not Voting,  ? Ideal Vote not set,  – No vote in this chamber

 

Column Descriptions

Senate Bill 244: Reveal some subsidy recipients
Revise taxpayer confidentiality law to disclose who gets subsidies Senate Bills 242 and 243 would authorize.
   • House Roll Call 262 on Mar. 29, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 98 on Mar. 15, 2017.

House Bill 4001: Cut income tax 0.2 percent
Cut the state income tax rate from the current 4.25 percent to 4.05 percent over two years.
   • House Roll Call 5 on Jan. 11, 2017.

House Bill 4557: Beer & wine protectionism
Prison for bringing 26 cases of wine or beer into the state.
   • House Roll Call 147 on May. 2, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 304 on May. 30, 2017.

Senate Bill 94: Indirect subsidy for new car dealers & buyers
Accelerate adoption of sales tax exemption trade-in value when buying a new vehicle.
   • House Roll Call 248 on Mar. 29, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 87 on Feb. 1, 2017.

House Bill 4608: Repeal painters license mandate
Exempt painters and decorators from the licensure mandate imposed on residential maintenance and alteration contractors.
   • House Roll Call 229 on May. 11, 2017.

Senate Bill 249: Ban government charter school discrimination
Prohibit a school district or local government from refusing to sell property to a charter or private school,
   • House Roll Call 230 on May. 23, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 202 on Mar. 16, 2017.

Senate Bill 401: Impose pension costs on charter schools
Require charter schools pay into underfunded school pensions, even though their employees get no pensions.
   • Senate Roll Call 259 on Jun. 15, 2017.

House Bill 4184: Restrict local government “phone-in” voting
Retrict members of an elected public body casting a vote without being physically present.
   • House Roll Call 165 on Feb. 9, 2017.

House Bill 4205: Limit state department rulemaking
Restrict departments imposing rules more stringent than federal
   • House Roll Call 121 on Feb. 14, 2017.

House Bill 4215: Repeal car running in driveway ban
Repeal a ban on warming up car in driveway.
   • House Roll Call 84 on Feb. 15, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 249 on May. 3, 2017.

House Bill 4080: Energy debt scheme for schools
Let schools incur debt for energy efficiency projects.
   • House Roll Call 33 on Jan. 24, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call on Mar. 15, 2017.

Senate Bill 97: Permit public/private facility deals
Let agencies do hospital or transportation facility deals with developers who get tax exemptions and more.
   • Senate Roll Call 40 on Feb. 2, 2017.

Senate Bill 40: More subsidies for particular companies
Give subsidies to some businesses near state border.
   • Senate Roll Call 23 on Feb. 9, 2017.

Senate Bill 335: Authorize Citizens United Super-PACs
Make state law comply with Citizens United case, authorize state "super-PACs."
   • House Roll Call 271 on Sep. 14, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 337 on Apr. 27, 2017.

House Bill 4616: Illegal gun ban sanctions
Make local governments liable for gun ban preemption violations.
   • House Roll Call 281 on May. 17, 2017.

Senate Bill 242: Give subsidies to iPhone maker
Give $200 million to Foxconn and others.
   • House Roll Call 260 on Mar. 29, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 96 on Mar. 15, 2017.

Senate Bill 111: Give Gilbert and others $1.8 Billion
Give $1.8 billion to Dan Gilbert and other big developers.
   • House Roll Call 94 on Feb. 23, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 174 on May. 9, 2017.

Senate Bill 129: Ease small copper mine regs
Ease regulations on small copper mines.
   • House Roll Call 72 on Mar. 9, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 67 on Feb. 9, 2017.

House Bill 4351: Favors for Aircraft Owners
Exempt airplane parts from sales tax.
   • House Roll Call 144 on Mar. 14, 2017.

House Bill 4416: Constitutional Carry
Allow concealed pistol carry without license.
   • House Roll Call 183 on Mar. 28, 2017.

House Bill 4999: Ban local soda tax
Ban local government from imposing tax on food and beverages.
   • House Roll Call 294 on Sep. 20, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 386 on Oct. 10, 2017.

Senate Bill 574: Share ISD tax with charters
To require ISDs to share "enhancement" tax with charter schools.
   • Senate Roll Call 403 on Sep. 14, 2017.

Senate Bill 98: Authorize more TIFAs
Authorize five more “promise zone” tax increment financing authorities.
   • House Roll Call 314 on May. 16, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 405 on Oct. 18, 2017.

House Bill 5013: Auto insurance reform
Restrict crash victim hospital charges and lawsuits, allow lower coverage amounts.
   • House Roll Call 375 on Sep. 26, 2017.

Senate Bill 401: Reform school employee pension system
Make defined contribution retirement benefits default for new school employees.
   • House Roll Call 216 on Jun. 20, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 261 on May. 23, 2017.

House Bill 5095: Revise ballast water regulations
Replace state with Coast Guard ballast water discharge regulations.
   • Senate Roll Call 462 on Nov. 7, 2017.

Senate Bill 584: Permit concealed carry in schools.
Exemptions from concealed pistol "no carry zones" allowing guns in schools and more.
   • Senate Roll Call 454 on Nov. 8, 2017.

Senate Bill 702: Ban government dicriminating against charters
Tight-up existing law banning locals and school districts from refusing to sell property to charter schools.
   • Senate Roll Call 559 on Dec. 5, 2017.

Senate Bill 469: Subsidize developers' 'historic' property rehabs
Give certain developers tax breaks and subsidies if project deemed “historic.”
   • Senate Roll Call 544 on Jun. 21, 2017.

House Bill 4207: Subsidize grocery stores in cities
Give up to $2 million to a few grocers and delis in cities.
   • House Roll Call 377 on Feb. 14, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 555 on Nov. 9, 2017.

Senate Bill 478: Ban license renewal for unpaid parking tickets
Permanently reduced from six to three the number of unpaid parking tickets that trigger a $45 drives license renewal "clearance" fee.
   • House Roll Call 495 on Nov. 29, 2017.
   • Senate Roll Call 569 on Dec. 13, 2017.

Senate Bill 544: Authorize “enhanced education savings accounts"
Allow tax-deductible account to pay for non-core public school services.
   • Senate Roll Call 474 on Sep. 12, 2017.

Senate Bill 511: Give tax breaks to first time home buyers
Authorize up to $50,000 income tax exemption for first-time home buyers.
   • Senate Roll Call 540 on Jul. 12, 2017.

Senate Bill 501: Authorize protectionist iquor store rationing
Ban new liquor store license within half a mile of a competitor.
   • Senate Roll Call 480 on Jun. 28, 2017.

 

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