Total votes
830
all sessions
Attendance
96%
30 missed
Near the chamber average
With party
82%
of cast votes
Lower than 94% of chamber peers
Bipartisan score
9%
crosses aisle rarely
Higher than 91% of chamber peers
Sponsored
38
bills & resolutions
Near the chamber average
Committees
0
assignments
830 roll-call votes
Voting record
Yea
619
voted in favor
Nay
181
voted against
Absent
30
missed votes
Total cast
830
across all sessions
Crossed party
143
votes against own party
This page
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Bill
Description
Vote
Result
Tally
Date
SB 127
Modifying the eligibility requirements for restricted driving privileges, increasing the age for eligibility to renew drivers' licenses online to 65, allowing drivers' license renewal notices to be sent electronically, authorizing a waiver of traffic fines for manifest hardship situations and excluding the additional 90-day wait period for driver's license suspension for certain offenses.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Apr 8, 2021
SB 142
Amending certain department of wildlife, parks and tourism statutes by requiring coast guard-approved personal flotation devices as prescribed by the secretary of wildlife, parks and tourism in rules and regulations and updating the reference to the guidelines of the American fisheries society in the commercialization of wildlife statute.
Yea
Passed
37–2
Apr 8, 2021
SB 26
House Substitute for SB 26 by Committee on Transportation - Updating motor carrier laws and the regulation of motor carriers by the state corporation commission.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Apr 8, 2021
HB 2332
Prohibiting the modification of election laws other than by legislative process, requiring county election officials to maintain residential and mailing addresses for registered voters, requiring identification of the sender on third party solicitations to registered voters to file an application for an advance voting ballot and prohibiting such solicitations by nonresidents of this state, expanding the crime of election tampering and providing for the appointment of elected officials when vacancy is due to military service.
Yea
Passed
27–11
Apr 8, 2021
SB 103
Amending the Kansas power of attorney act regarding the form of a power of attorney and the duties of third parties relying and acting on a power of attorney.
Yea
Passed
39–0
Apr 8, 2021
HB 2138
Providing for the use of electronic poll books in elections and the approval of such books by the secretary of state, requiring all voting systems for elections to use individual voter-verified paper ballots with a distinctive watermark, requiring the secretary of state and local election officers to develop an affidavit to be signed by election workers regarding handling of completed ballots, requiring audits of any federal, statewide or state legislative race that is within 1% of the total votes cast and requiring randomized audits of elections procedures used in four counties in even-numbered years, requiring a county election officer to send a confirmation of address when there is no election-related activity for any four calendar year period and exempting poll workers from certain election crimes.
Yea
Passed
20–15
Apr 7, 2021
HB 2224
Expanding the definition of "infectious disease" in certain statutes related to crimes in which bodily fluids may have been transmitted from one person to another.
Yea
Failed
17–18
Apr 7, 2021
HB 2058
Providing reciprocity for licenses to carry concealed handguns and creating a new class of concealed carry license for individuals 18 to 20 years of age, and creating the Kansas protection of firearm rights act to restore the right to possess a firearm upon expungement of certain convictions.
Nay
Failed
8–22
Apr 7, 2021
HB 2058
Providing reciprocity for licenses to carry concealed handguns and creating a new class of concealed carry license for individuals 18 to 20 years of age, and creating the Kansas protection of firearm rights act to restore the right to possess a firearm upon expungement of certain convictions.
Nay
Failed
7–23
Apr 7, 2021
HB 2058
Providing reciprocity for licenses to carry concealed handguns and creating a new class of concealed carry license for individuals 18 to 20 years of age, and creating the Kansas protection of firearm rights act to restore the right to possess a firearm upon expungement of certain convictions.
Nay
Failed
9–22
Apr 7, 2021
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