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R New Jersey General Assembly · District 40 · Former member

Asm. David C Russo

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Total votes

551

all sessions

Attendance

76%

123 missed

Lower than 93% of chamber peers

With party

97%

of cast votes

Near the chamber average

Bipartisan score

2%

crosses aisle rarely

Near the chamber average

Voting record

Yea

301

voted in favor

Nay

104

voted against

Absent

123

missed votes

Total cast

551

across all sessions

Crossed party

12

votes against own party

This page

551

matching current filters

Bill

Description

Vote

Result

Tally

Date

A 15

Raises minimum wage rate to $10.10, makes further increases over a four-year period, and maintains annual cost of living increases.*

Nay

Passed

41–28

May 26, 2016

A 893

Prohibits smoking at public parks and beaches.

Yea

Passed

61–5

May 26, 2016

AR 142

Commemorates and expresses approval of enactment of legislation by President and Congress adding Zika Virus Disease Priority Review Voucher Program.*

Other

Passed

60–0

May 26, 2016

A 1424

Authorizes Victims of Crime Compensation Office to make payment for relocation expenses of certain witnesses of crimes.

Yea

Passed

68–0

May 26, 2016

AJR 25

Recognizes Delaware Bayshore as region of special significance in NJ.

Other

Passed

61–0

May 26, 2016

A 2514

Permits local units of government to enter into shared services agreements with federal military installations located in the State.

Yea

Passed

68–0

May 26, 2016

S 180

Revises definition of victim in "Crime Victim's Bill of Rights."

Yea

Passed

67–2

May 26, 2016

S 977

Prohibits possession, transport, import, export, processing, sale, or shipment of parts and products of certain animal species threatened with extinction.

Other

Passed

53–3

May 26, 2016

A 2567

Requires school districts and DOE to post on their websites information regarding student participation in certain assessments.

Yea

Passed

68–1

May 26, 2016

A 1821

Requires 9-1-1 service facilities be equipped with Next Generation 9-1-1 system and provides funding for that purpose; makes texting the 9-1-1 emergency system without purpose of reporting need for 9-1-1 service a fourth degree crime.

Yea

Passed

5–0

May 19, 2016