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R Alabama House · District 3 · Former member

Rep. Andrew Sorrell

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Total votes

3,064

all sessions

Attendance

86%

416 missed

Higher than 95% of chamber peers

With party

90%

of cast votes

Lower than 91% of chamber peers

Bipartisan score

5%

crosses aisle rarely

Higher than 89% of chamber peers

Voting record

Yea

2,386

voted in favor

Nay

262

voted against

Absent

416

missed votes

Total recorded

3,064

across all sessions

Crossed party

240

votes against own party

Matching

3,064

matching current filters

Bill

Description

Vote

Result

Tally

Date

HB 112

Emergency responders, Alabama Fire College authorized to provide certification to peer support members, Sec. 36-21-14 am'd.

Other

Passed

87–0

Mar 11, 2021

HJR 80

Lathan, Terry, commended

Yea

Passed

102–0

Mar 11, 2021

SB 12

Education, constitutional amendment, public K-12 schools required to play Star-Spangled Banner on schools and at school athletic events, const. amend.

Yea

Passed

101–0

Mar 11, 2021

HB 312

Elections, election officers registered in co., authorized to serve in any precinct in county, Secs. 17-8-1, 17-8-5, 17-8-6, 17-8-12, 17-8-14 am'd.

Yea

Passed

89–3

Mar 11, 2021

HB 458

Hunting, feral swine and coyote hunting at night permitted with an appropriate license under certain circumstances, Sec. 9-11-235 am'd.

Yea

Passed

97–0

Mar 11, 2021

HR 240

Law Institute interns, for the House of Representatives and the Legislative Services Agency Law Clerk, commended

Yea

Passed

97–1

Mar 11, 2021

HB 347

Consumer protection, deceptive trade practices, pyramid sales structure, further provided, Secs. 8-19-3, 8-19-5 am'd.

Yea

Passed

78–0

Mar 11, 2021

HB 280

Motor vehicles, school zones, reduced speed zones, includes in double fines, Secs. 32-5A-181, 32-5A-182, 32-5A-183 am'd.

Yea

Passed

100–0

Mar 11, 2021

HB 347

Consumer protection, deceptive trade practices, pyramid sales structure, further provided, Secs. 8-19-3, 8-19-5 am'd.

Yea

Passed

94–0

Mar 11, 2021

HB 110

Pardons and Paroles Board, Dept. of Corrections, limits of confinement for parole and probation violations further provided for, provide Dept of Corrections responsible for health care costs on parolees and probationers in certain circumstances, provide Dept. of Corrections required to designate county jails for confinement of parole and probation violators, to provide that pardons and paroles may establish residential transition centers and provide for operation, notification of courts to Dept. of Corrections of defendant sentenced to its custody further provided for, Secs. 14-3-30, 15-22-29, 15-22-32, 15-22-52, 15-22-54 am'd.

Yea

Passed

98–0

Mar 11, 2021