R Alabama House · District 28

Rep. Mack Butler

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Total votes

1,897

all sessions

Attendance

99%

10 missed

Higher than 91% of chamber peers

With party

98%

of cast votes

Near the chamber average

Bipartisan score

1%

crosses aisle rarely

Near the chamber average

About Rep. Mack Butler

Rep. serving Alabama District 28. Member of the Republican party. Has been in office 3 years · 10 months. Serves on Boards, Agencies and Commissions, Constitution, Campaigns and Elections and State Government.

Sworn in

Nov 9, 2022

3 years · 10 months

Closest ally

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Recent legislative activity

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HB 633Etowah County, membership of personnel board signed

4 months ago

HB 420Crimes and offenses; discharging a firearm into an occupied school bus or building, penalty increased signed

4 months ago

HB 632Etowah County, privilege and license tax on lodging, time of continuous supply for tax exemption increased signed

4 months ago

HB 630Etowah County; number of continuous days that lodging must be supplied before lodging tax no longer applies extended signed

4 months ago

HB 631Etowah County, obsolete laws repealed signed

4 months ago

HB 353Public K-12 education; Advanced Math Pathway created and provided for passed

5 months ago

HB 475Public Service Commission; number of commissioners expanded to represent congressional districts, phase-in by election provided, term of office revised, position of Secretary of Energy established as cabinet member, calculation of electric utility rates revised; rate hearings authorized signed

5 months ago

HR 299Kristi Bridges Smith, commended passed

5 months ago

HB 508Etowah County, repeals local constitutional amendment prohibiting municipalities not located wholly within the boundaries of the county on January 1, 1986, from annexing territory without approval at an election signed

5 months ago

HB 26Sex offenders; restrictions for certain sex offenders further provided, Board of Pardons and Paroles authorized to adopt rules passed

6 months ago