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2005 Senate Roll Calls

• SB 1 (09/08/2005): 3rd reading of the special session omnibus anti-abortion bill restricting who can perform abortions and where. It also gives parents the right to sue those who help minors have abortions without parental consent.
• SS HCS HB 518 (05/10/2005): 3rd reading of a highway safety bill that would let cops stop motorists for not wearing seat belts and allow adult motorcyclists to ride without helmets.
• CCS SB 287 (05/12/2005): 3rd reading of the final conference committee version of the plan to change the formula for allocating state funds to local schools.
• SS HCS HB 209 (05/10/2005): Let cities tax cell phones, lower the cap on city phone tax rates & invalidate the lawsuit seeking back city cell taxes.
• CCS HB 11 (05/05/2005): 3rd reading of the final conference committee version of the Social Services Department budget that includes cuts in Medicaid coverage.
• CCS HB 10 (05/05/2005): 3rd reading of the final converence committee version of the budgets for the Health and Mental Health departments.
• CCS HB 2 (05/04/2005): 3rd reading of the final conference committee version of the education budget.
• CCS SB 237 (05/02/2005): 3rd reading of a bill that expands rate setting powers of phone companies and allows higher rates for phone companies that have competition from cell phone services.
• SCS HCS 11 (04/27/2005): 3rd reading of the welfare budget for the Social Services Department.
• SCS HCS HB 10 (04/27/2005): 3rd reading of the appropriations for the Health and Mental Health departments.
• SCS HCS HB 2 (04/26/2005): 3rd reading of the Senate version of the education budget.
• SS SB 402 (04/25/2005): 3rd reading of a bill to toughen laws against teenage drinking including a two-year driving license for a motor vehicle related alcohol offense.
• SS SB 2 (04/21/2005): 3rd reading of an omnibus anti-abortion bill restricting who can perform abortions and where. It also gives parents the right to sue those who help minors have abortions without parental consent.
• SS SB 32 (03/29/2005): 3rd reading of a bill to impose a tax on sexually oriented business and an admission fee on shop patrons.
• SS SB 539 (03/17/2005): Third reading of the bill to make a variety of reductions in the Medicaid program, cutting about 89,000 off the program and sunsetting Medicaid on June 30, 2008.
• SCS SB 221 (03/16/2005): Third reading of the bill substitute that contains primary enforcement of seat belts, letting police stop a driver and issue a ticket for failing to wear a seat belt.
• CCS HB 393 (03/16/2005): Final vote on the conference committee version of the bill to impose limits on liability lawsuits and lawsuit awards.
• CCS SB 1 (03/15/2005): 3rd reading of the final conference committee version of the bill to impose tighter restrictions on workers' compensation coverage for workers injured on the job.
• SS SB 539 (03/15/2005): Perfection of the bill to make a variety of reductions in the Medicaid program, cutting about 89,000 off the program and sunsetting Medicaid on June 30, 2008.
• SA 13 SS SB 539 (03/15/2005): An amendment to the Medicaid reduction bill that would sunset the entire Medicaid program on June 30, 2008.
• SS HCS HB 393 (03/09/2005): The 3rd reading vote of the House-passed bill to impose limits on liability lawsuits and lawsuit awards.
• SS SB 179 (03/08/2005): 3rd reading of a bill to allow automatic rate increases by utility companies when fuel costs increase.
• SS SJR 1 (02/24/2005): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to resubmit to the voters every ten years the parks and soil conservation sales taxes that are due to expire in 2008.
• SS SB 1 (02/10/2005): 3rd reading of a bill to impose restrictions on workers' compensation coverage for workers injured on the job.
• SA 4 SCS SR 150 (02/01/2005): Repeal a ban in the Senate rules that prohibits senators from having laptops on their chamber desks.