Total votes
1,513
all sessions
Attendance
98%
18 missed
Near the chamber average
With party
90%
of cast votes
Lower than 77% of chamber peers
Bipartisan score
6%
crosses aisle rarely
Near the chamber average
Sponsored
48
bills & resolutions
Lower than 89% of chamber peers
Committees
0
assignments
1,513 roll-call votes
Voting record
Yea
1,266
voted in favor
Nay
204
voted against
Absent
18
missed votes
Total cast
1,513
across all sessions
Crossed party
136
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Bill
Description
Vote
Result
Tally
Date
HB 2567
Senate Substitute for HB 2567 by Committee on Ways and Means - Making appropriations for the Kansas state department of education for FY 22, FY 23 and FY 24; enacting the every child can read act; authorizing course credits to be earned outside the classroom; making members of the Kansas state high school activities association mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect; requiring school districts to consider certain assessments when budgeting for the following school year; authorizing part-time school district enrollment; establishing open enrollment requirements for school districts; amending the initial age of eligibility for the tax credit for low income students scholarship program; making changes to the virtual school act and authorizing additional virtual school state aid; removing federal impact aid from the determination of local foundation aid; amending the capital improvement state aid formula; requiring the state department of education to report on student achievement outcomes; amending the Kansas promise scholarship act; establishing requirements for certain nonacademic surveys and questionnaires; increasing educational benefits for relatives of deceased, injured or disabled public safety officers, military personnel and prisoners of war; and authorizing additional education programs under the Jonson county education research triangle authority act.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Mar 23, 2022
HB 2466
Substitute for HB 2466 by Committee on Education - Establishing the promoting advancement in computing knowledge act to increase the availability of computer science education in Kansas schools and the career technical education credentialing and student transitioning to employment success pilot program; also exempting national assessment providers from the student online personal protection act.
Yea
Passed
27–11
Mar 23, 2022
HB 2056
Senate Substitute for HB 2056 by Committee on Federal and State Affairs - Changing the time period when advance voting ballots can be returned and regulating the use of remote ballot boxes for the return of such ballots.
Yea
Passed
22–17
Mar 23, 2022
HB 2377
Revising laws relating to operating an aircraft under the influence, including prescribing criminal and administrative penalties and providing for testing of blood, breath, urine or other bodily substances, and preliminary screening tests of breath or oral fluid; authorizing reinstatement of a driver's license for certain persons with an ignition interlock device restriction; requiring persons with an ignition interlock device restriction to complete the ignition interlock device program before driving privileges are fully reinstated; providing for reduced ignition interlock device program costs for certain persons; providing that the highway patrol has oversight of state certification of ignition interlock manufacturers and their service providers; modifying the criminal penalties for driving a commercial motor vehicle under the influence and driving under the influence; increasing the period of disqualification for certain offenses committed by a person with commercial driving privileges; and prohibiting prosecuting attorneys from concealing certain traffic violations from the CDLIS driver report.
Yea
Passed
38–1
Mar 23, 2022
HB 2280
Senate Substitute for HB 2280 by Committee on Public Health and Welfare - Authorizing the prescribing and dispensing of medications for off-label use to prevent and treat COVID-19 infections and requiring child care facilities and schools to grant religious exemptions from vaccination requirements without inquiring into the sincerity of such religious beliefs.
Yea
Passed
21–16
Mar 23, 2022
SB 489
Removing certain regulatory authority concerning infectious or contagious diseases from the secretary of health and environment.
Yea
Passed
24–15
Mar 23, 2022
HB 2490
Authorizing the state treasurer to determine account owners and designated beneficiaries for an ABLE savings account, adding who may open such an account and requiring compliance with the federal internal revenue code.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Mar 23, 2022
HB 2228
Requiring law enforcement agencies to adopt a policy regarding submission of sexual assault evidence kits and allowing evidence collection at child advocacy centers or other facilities.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Mar 23, 2022
SB 541
Prohibiting a governmental entity or public official from
ordering or otherwise requiring a person to wear a face mask as a response to a
contagious or infectious disease and from restricting worship services or
activities; providing that orders and similar actions by public officials
relating to gathering limitations and business restrictions shall not exceed 30
days in duration at a time before being renewed or allowed to expire;
prohibiting school officials from issuing or requiring use of a COVID-19
vaccination passport or discriminating against a student based upon COVID-19
vaccination status; requiring schools to recognize exemptions from vaccination
requirements; prescribing powers, duties and functions of the board of
education of each school district, the governing body of each community college
and the governing body of each technical college related to contagious or
infectious disease and modifying judicial review provisions related thereto;
and removing the sunset provision in the COVID-19 contact tracing privacy act.
Yea
Passed
24–14
Mar 23, 2022
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