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R Kansas Senate · District 15

Sen. Virgil Peck

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Total votes
1,776
all sessions
Attendance
100%
5 missed
Higher than 78% of chamber peers
With party
91%
of cast votes
Lower than 86% of chamber peers
Bipartisan score
5%
crosses aisle rarely
Higher than 83% of chamber peers
Sponsored
44
bills & resolutions
Near the chamber average
Committees
6
assignments
1,776 roll-call votes

Voting record

Yea
1,514
voted in favor
Nay
257
voted against
Absent
5
missed votes
Total cast
1,776
across all sessions
Crossed party
153
votes against own party
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Bill
Description
Vote
Result
Tally
Date
SB 61
Amending the tax credit for low income students scholarship program act to expand student eligibility.
Yea
Passed
27–12
Feb 11, 2021
SB 69
House Substitute for SB 69 by Committee on Transportation - Providing for the love, Chloe foundation distinctive license plate and establishing a fee on firefighter distinctive license plates.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Feb 11, 2021
SB 68
Establishing a fee on firefighter distinctive license plates.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Feb 11, 2021
SB 56
Requiring posting of a human trafficking awareness notice approved by the attorney general in certain businesses and public places.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Feb 11, 2021
SB 4
Authorizing court services and community corrections officers to issue an identification certificate for use to obtain a replacement driver's license; increasing the criminal penalties for riot and incitement to riot in a correctional facility; modifying the criminal penalties for tampering with electronic monitoring equipment; clarifying supervision of offenders participating in the certified drug abuse treatment program; and authorizing the sentencing commission to determine risk levels for participation in the certified drug abuse treatment program.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Feb 11, 2021
SB 61
Amending the tax credit for low income students scholarship program act to expand student eligibility.
Yea
Passed
23–14
Feb 11, 2021
SB 22
Providing income tax modifications for global intangible low-taxed income, business interest, capital contributions, FDIC premiums, business meals, payment protection program loans and expenses, social security benefits and amounts received from employer-sponsored retirement plans, expanding the expense deduction availability to income tax taxpayers and calculating the deduction amount, allowing an individual to itemize deductions in Kansas despite not itemizing on their federal return, exempting from income compensation attributable to identity fraud and increasing the Kansas standard deduction.
Nay
Failed
11–26
Feb 9, 2021
SB 22
Providing income tax modifications for global intangible low-taxed income, business interest, capital contributions, FDIC premiums, business meals, payment protection program loans and expenses, social security benefits and amounts received from employer-sponsored retirement plans, expanding the expense deduction availability to income tax taxpayers and calculating the deduction amount, allowing an individual to itemize deductions in Kansas despite not itemizing on their federal return, exempting from income compensation attributable to identity fraud and increasing the Kansas standard deduction.
Yea
Passed
36–1
Feb 9, 2021
SB 58
Establishing the parents' bill of rights for parents of students attending elementary or secondary school in this state.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Feb 9, 2021
SB 22
Providing income tax modifications for global intangible low-taxed income, business interest, capital contributions, FDIC premiums, business meals, payment protection program loans and expenses, social security benefits and amounts received from employer-sponsored retirement plans, expanding the expense deduction availability to income tax taxpayers and calculating the deduction amount, allowing an individual to itemize deductions in Kansas despite not itemizing on their federal return, exempting from income compensation attributable to identity fraud and increasing the Kansas standard deduction.
Other
Failed
1–21
Feb 9, 2021
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