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R Louisiana Senate · District 26 · Former member

Sen. Jonathan W. Perry

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Total votes

1,413

all sessions

Attendance

87%

187 missed

Near the chamber average

With party

95%

of cast votes

Lower than 87% of chamber peers

Bipartisan score

4%

crosses aisle rarely

Higher than 80% of chamber peers

Voting record

Yea

1,141

voted in favor

Nay

85

voted against

Absent

187

missed votes

Total cast

1,413

across all sessions

Crossed party

54

votes against own party

This page

1,413

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Bill

Description

Vote

Result

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Date

SB 332

TRANSPORTATION/DEV DEPT: Requires district offices of the Department of Transportation and Development to publish on the internet information regarding construction and maintenance work within the district. (8/1/18) (EGF SEE FISC NOTE SD EX See Note)

Yea

Passed

27–0

May 18, 2018

SCR 99

WATER/WATERWAYS: Establishes a task force to study and make recommendations on the issue of public access on the navigable waters of the state.

Yea

Passed

29–0

May 18, 2018

HB 436

INSURANCE/HEALTH: Provides relative to the regulation of pharmacy benefit managers (RE NO IMPACT See Note)

Yea

Passed

34–0

May 18, 2018

SB 544

LOCAL FINANCE: Authorizes certain parish tourism commissions to levy a hotel occupancy tax and overnight campsite parking tax to be distributed pursuant a cooperative endeavor agreement with the economic development authority. (7/1/18) (EG2 INCREASE LF RV See Note)

Yea

Passed

32–0

May 18, 2018

HB 755

SCHOOLS: Authorizes each public and nonpublic school governing authority to adopt a policy relative to the supply and administration of naloxone and other opioid antagonists

Yea

Passed

30–1

May 18, 2018

SB 426

BONDS: Provides relative to the Consolidated Local Government Public Finance Act. (See Act) (REF NO IMPACT LF EX See Note)

Yea

Passed

32–0

May 18, 2018

SB 54

ARSON: Creates the crime of negligent arson. (gov sig)

Yea

Passed

30–0

May 18, 2018

SB 291

FAMILY LAW: Provides relative to family violence and domestic abuse as factors to consider in determining visitation and custody. (gov sig)

Yea

Passed

29–0

May 18, 2018

HB 86

ETHICS: Provides an ethics exception to allow governing authority members and employees of a political subdivision or special district that operates parks and recreation facilities and the immediate family members of such persons to rent a facility for an event subject to certain conditions

Yea

Passed

26–7

May 18, 2018

HB 196

CRIMINAL/RECORDS: Removes the limitation on the number of expungements a person may receive for persons seeking an expungement under certain circumstances

Yea

Passed

23–8

May 18, 2018