D Idaho House · District 19 · Former member

Rep. Mathew W. “Mat” Erpelding

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Total votes

1,258

all sessions

Attendance

95%

69 missed

Lower than 89% of chamber peers

With party

97%

of cast votes

Higher than 82% of chamber peers

Bipartisan score

1%

crosses aisle rarely

Lower than 84% of chamber peers

Voting record

Yea

1,065

voted in favor

Nay

124

voted against

Absent

69

missed votes

Total cast

1,258

across all sessions

Crossed party

28

votes against own party

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Bill

Description

Vote

Result

Tally

Date

H 263

INCOME TAXATION – Amends existing law to provide an income tax credit for charitable contributions made to medical residency placement organizations accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education or the American Osteopathic Organization based in Idaho and devoted to placing medical residency within Idaho.

Yea

Passed

65–1

Mar 20, 2017

H 290

APPROPRIATIONS – PUBLIC SCHOOLS – EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND DIVISION – Appropriates $10,884,300 for the Public Schools Educational Support Program/Division of Educational Services for the Deaf and the Blind for fiscal year 2018.

Yea

Passed

68–0

Mar 20, 2017

H 293

VETERINARIANS – Adds to existing law to provide for a specified renewal fee for a certain year.

Yea

Passed

54–14

Mar 20, 2017

S 1153

APPROPRIATIONS – CATASTROPHIC HEALTH CARE PROGRAM – Appropriates and transfers $17,999,500 from the General Fund to the Catastrophic Health Care Cost Fund for fiscal year 2018; and appropriates and transfers $4,945,100 from the Catastrophic Health Care Cost Fund to the General Fund for fiscal year 2017.

Yea

Passed

64–4

Mar 20, 2017

HJM 8

INVASIVE SPECIES – Stating findings of the Legislature and urging Congress to appropriate funds to protect the Pacific Northwest against invasive mussels.

Yea

Passed

68–0

Mar 20, 2017

S 1159

APPROPRIATIONS – PUBLIC DEFENSE COMMISSION – Appropriates $5,827,700 to the Public Defense Commission for fiscal year 2018; and limits the number of authorized full-time equivalent positions to 6.

Yea

Passed

68–0

Mar 20, 2017

H 286

APPROPRIATIONS – PUBLIC SCHOOLS – OPERATIONS DIVISION – Appropriates $653,649,000 for the Public Schools Educational Support Program/Division of Operations for fiscal year 2018; amends existing law to increase the salary-based apportionment for classified staff; provides an estimate for discretionary funds per support unit; provides for expenditures for information technology staff; provides for classroom technology and instructional management systems; defines the term “distributed”; and allows for transfers among other divisions.

Yea

Passed

66–2

Mar 20, 2017

H 284

APPROPRIATIONS – PUBLIC SCHOOLS – ADMINISTRATORS DIVISION – Appropriates $90,616,400 for the Public Schools Educational Support Program/Division of Administrators for fiscal year 2018; and amends existing law to increase the salary-based apportionment for administrators.

Yea

Passed

66–2

Mar 20, 2017

H 283

REVENUE AND TAXATION – Amends existing law to provide that a new construction roll shall show certain reductions in taxable market value with exceptions; and to establish provisions regarding a certain amount that shall be subtracted from the dollar amount of property taxes certified for an annual budget and to provide that property that has become tax exempt may not be counted for 3% budget purposes.

Nay

Passed

58–10

Mar 20, 2017

H 287

APPROPRIATIONS – PUBLIC SCHOOLS – CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS DIVISION – Appropriates $298,637,800 for the Public Schools Educational Support Program/Division of Children’s Programs for fiscal year 2018; directs the use of funds for the Idaho Digital Learning Academy; directs the use of funds for the Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program; directs the use of funds for remedial coursework; directs the use of funds for limited English proficiency programs; directs the use of funds for gifted and talented students; directs the use of funds for purchasing digital content and curriculum; requires advanced opportunities reporting; directs the State Controller to transfer funds to the Commission on Hispanic Affairs; directs the State Controller to transfer funds to the Idaho State Police; provides reappropriation for certain dedicated funds; and defines the term “distributed.”

Yea

Passed

67–1

Mar 20, 2017