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8/30/2007 - Ticket Scalping legislation passed during Senate special session:
He did, at least, according to Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit.
8/29/2007 - Ticket scalping legal in Missouri:
Republican Senator Matt Bartle sponsored the amendment, and says it was the most important part of the economic development bill for protecting the "regular guy."
8/29/2007 - Ticket scalping amendment hits Senate floor:
The bill's sponsor, Republican Senator Matt Bartle, says he is sponsoring the amendment as a service to regular people who just like going to events.
8/29/2007 - Missouri State Senate takes Action on Bridge Safety Issues:
Sen. Matt Bartle, R- Lee's Summit, said a byproduct of doing the bridge construction as one lump sum instead along the course of time is the cost will be very high.
8/29/2007 - Bartle vs. the NFL:
Sen. Matt Bartle will adopt a wait-and-see policy on the NFL's new policy regarding local media coverage.
8/27/2007 - Senate to discuss Economic Development Bill:
Ticket Scalping - One section of the bill, sponsored by Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, would repeal a state law that bans the reselling of athletic tickets at a higher price than their original value. It would also prevent cities and counties from passing laws of their own regarding ticket scalping. St. Louis currently has a similar law in place. Although the provision would allow ticket scalping, it would allow local ordinances governing ticket-sale fraud. 
5/9/2007 - Amendment could legalize ticket scapling in Missouri:
The amendment's sponsor, Republican Senator Matt Bartle, said the original purpose of the bill was to allow the average consumer to sell their tickets on the street.
5/19/2007 - Term Limit Effects Appear:
Sen. Matt Bartle, R- Jackson County, said this was one good result of the limits and said legislators are more careful about what they do after hours and about what legislation they pass because they could be removed more easily by their constituents.
4/26/2007 - Senate passes state crayfish bill:
Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, while watching the proceedings from a side bench, noted, "These are your tax dollars at work."
4/25/2007 - Senate give final passage to MOHELA plan:
The bill passed with a vote of 23-11, with every Republican voting yes except Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, and with every Democrat voting no except Sens. Frank Barnitz, D-Lake Springs, Victor Callahan, D-Jackson County, and Maida Coleman, D-St. Louis.
4/19/2007 - Senate gives preliminary passage to MOHELA bill:
The "previous question" motion to stop debate on Nodler's bill passed 20-13 with every Republican voting yes except Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit. The bill was then voted on and passed 22-11 with every Republican except Bartle voting yes and only one Democrat voting yes -- Sen. Victor Callahan, D-Independence.
4/11/2007 - Hefty tax credit bill grows with amendments:
Offered by Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, the amendment drew criticism from Sen. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, who said it was the latest example of how legislators this year have "run away kicking and screaming" from supporting potentially disease-curing research.  Graham complained about the shift away from such research in favor of agricultural research.
3/7/2007 - Politicians join rally at state Capitol to ban all human cloning:
Senator Matt Bartle of Lee's Summit echoed Lembke's support for a ban on all human cloning during the large rally, hosted by the Missouri Right to Life organization.
3/15/2007 - Shield Law passed during Sunshine Week:
"I'm going to kill it deader than a hammer," vowed the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee --  Sen. Matt Bartle R- Lee's Summit. 
2/6/2007 - Senate explores state-issued video service:
Sen. Matt Bartle, D-Jackson County, said he was concerned that the people senators have been discussing the bill with "are the people in dark suits."
2/21/2007 - Law would require physicians offer anesthesia:
Committee chairman Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, told Gee that if there is lack of consensus there is doubt.
2/20/2007 - Supporters of Death Penalty Moratorium Rally at Capitol:
Kansas City area Republican Senator Matt Bartle opposses the moratorium, pointing to the fact that most Missourians approve of the Death Penalty.
2/20/2007 - Moratorium Now backs bill to stop death penalty:
Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, said he, like most Missourians, supported the death penalty and was unsure what benefit would come from studying the issue for four more years.
1/29/2007 - A new proposal to add a technology position at the Capitol:
Intro: Senator Matt Bartle is pushing to add a new department to the state Capitol to keep technology up-to-date.  Fanna Haile-Selassie has more from the Capitol. 
1/29/2007 - Office of Enterprise Technology proposed by Senator:
The Senate Financial Committee heard a proposal Monday by Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, to create an Office of Enterprise Technology in Missouri and a state chief information officer to oversee the department.  The new department would oversee developing new technologies, evaluating the efficiency of current resources, and maintaining the security of the state's technology services.
1/26/2007 - State to consider tax for highways:
Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, has proposed a bill to construct toll plazas on the state highway system, specifically on I-70. The proposal caps the cost of driving the entire length of I-70 at $5, according to the bill.
1/19/2007 - All Talk, No Action:
With out even a bathroom break until the very end. Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, rambled for 17 hours about a wide range of issues including garbage and GPS devices in his failed effort to stop a vote on the confirmation of Warren Erdman -- whom Bartle charged was too supportive of human stem cell research.
1/16/2007 - Confirmation of UM curator might be blocked:
Warren Erdman's nomination comes before the Senate Gubernatorial Appointments Committee Wednesday morning. On the eve of the committee meeting, Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, renewed his intention to fight the nomination.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of September 3, 2007:
Sen. Matt Bartle is sponsoring the amendment.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of August 27, 2007:
Sen. Matt Bartle is sponsoring the amendment.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 5, 2007:
Representative Jim Lembke and Senator Matt Bartle spoke to the rally formed by Missouri Right to Life.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 19, 2007:
But many legislators oppose such a moratorium. Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, said he, like most Missourians, supported the death penalty and was unsure what benefit would come from studying the issue for four more years.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 29, 2007:
Senator Matt Bartle is proposing to create an office of enterprise technology.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 15, 2007:
Warren Erdman's nomination comes before the Senate Gubernatorial Appointments Committee Wednesday morning. On the eve of the committee meeting, Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, renewed his intention to fight the nomination.
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