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2010 House Roll Calls

• SCS HCS HB 1903 (09/15/2010): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill that would create separate accounts of some federal funds with more legislative control.
• SCS HCS HB 2 (07/14/2010): 3rd reading and final passage of the bill to proposed by the governor to provide tax breaks to Ford Motor Company to keep its assembly plant in Missouri.
• CCS HB 1 (07/14/2010): 3rd reading and final passage of the bill to cut back retirement benefits for new state government workers.
• HCS HB 1 (06/29/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to require co-pays and impose other reductions in the retirement benefits for new state government workers.
• HCS HB 2 (06/30/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to proposed by the governor to provide tax breaks to Ford Motor Company to keep its assembly plant in Missouri. Also provides tax breaks for digital storage centers.
• HCS HB 2 (06/30/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to proposed by the governor to provide tax breaks to Ford Motor Company to keep its assembly plant in Missouri. Also provides tax breaks for digital storage centers.
• HCS HB 1 (06/29/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to require co-pays and impose other reductions in the retirement benefits for new state government workers.
• CCS HB 1868 (05/14/2010): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill that includes a provision to merge the Higway Patrol and the Water Patrol.
• SS HCS HB1692 (05/14/2010): 3rd reading of a bill dealing with real estate broker licenses that was expanded to include the "Castle Doctrine" right to kill to include unlawful entry onto a person's owned or leased property.
• CCS SB 844 (05/14/2010): 3rd reading and final passage of the scaled-back ethics bill that restricts fund transfers between committees but imposes no limits on lobbyist gifts to legislators.
• SS SB 793 (05/14/2010): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to require more information and statements be provided to a woman before an abortion can be performed.
• CCS HB 1543 (05/14/2010): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill containing various provisions to strengthen school disciplinary powers and several other school issues.
• HCS HB (05/13/2010): Final passage of a bill to make it a crime to possess a fake-marijuana drug called K2 or spice.
• SS HCS HB 1695 (05/13/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to impose tougher penalties on repeat drunken drivers and those with high blood-alcohol levels.
• SCS HB 1941 (05/13/2010): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill that includes a provision to rename a portion I70 in St. Louis from the Mark McGwire Highway to the Mark Twain Highway.
• HCS SS SB 586 (05/13/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to impose restrictions on sexually oriented businesses.
• HA 8 HCS SB 981 (05/12/2010): An amendment to a Kansas City bill that would provide tax breaks for certain businesses.
• CCS HB 1311 (05/12/2010): 3rd reading of the final version of the bill to mandate some insurance health policies to cover autism treatment.
• CCS SB 733 (05/12/2010): 3rd reading of the final conference version of a bill that phases in elimination of a higher scholarship benefit to private students from the Access Missouri college scholarship program.
• SS HCS HB 1764 (05/11/2010): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill that puts on the August primary ballot a proposal to declare that no law can force a person to purchase health insurance.
• HCS SB 844 (05/06/2010): 3rd reading of a House version of a bill that would impose campaign contribution limits, but exempt legislative candidates from the limits, and impose limits on gifts from lobbyists.
• HA 4 HCS SCS SB 754 (05/04/2010): An amendment to a bill covering cemetery regulation that would prohibit pharmacy sales of abortion prescriptions including RU486 or emergency contraception medication known as Plan B.
• HA 3 SB 987 (05/03/2010): An amendment on a bill dealing with spinal cord injury research awards that would prohibit the research projects from involving stem cell research.
• HB 2245 (04/29/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to delay implementation of a bill to equalize funding among local public schools.
• HCS HB 1400 (04/29/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to give workers the right carry weapons onto their employees' parking lots.
• CCS HB 2011 (04/29/2010): Final passage, 3rd reading, of the Social Services Department that provides welfare services to the state.
• CCS HB 2010 (04/28/2010): Final passage, 3rd reading, of the appropriations for the departments of Health and Mental Health.
• CCS HB 2002 (04/28/2010): 3rd reading of the final conference committee version of the education budget that cuts total funds below the current budget year.
• HA 1 HB 2245 (04/27/2010): An amendment to an education funding bill that extends the period for the state to provide the additional funds to establish equity in funding among the state's school districts.
• HB 2252 (04/22/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to extend the sunset of a law providing tax credits for contributions to pregnancy resource centers.
• HCS HB 1786 (04/22/2010): 3rd reading of a bill that would provide tax credits for various types of sports games.
• HJR 62 (04/21/2010): Perfection of a constitutiional amendment to establish a constitutional right to pray in government buildings including schools.
• HCS HJR 64 (04/20/2010): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to require a government-issued photo ID to vote.
• HCS HB 1966 (04/20/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to require a government-issued photo ID to vote.
• HCS HB 1786 (04/20/2010): Perfection of a bill that would provide tax credits for various types of sports games.
• HJR 78 (04/19/2010): Perfection of a constitutional amendment to raise the statewide vote required to pass a constitutional amendment from 50% to 60%, with exceptions.
• HCS HB 1404 (04/15/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to create a crime for failing to adequately control an animal if the animal injures another person.
• HCS HB 2081 (04/15/2010): 3rd reading a bill to give a pregnant woman the right to use deadly force if necessary to protect a fetus.
• HCS HB 1695 (04/14/2010): 3rd reading a bill to establish a state tracking system for persons convicted of drunken driving and impose tougher penalties for those with high blood-alcohol contents.
• HB 1966 (04/14/2010): Perfection of a bill to require a government photo ID to vote.
• HCS HB 2081 (04/13/2010): Perfection of a bill to give a pregnant woman the right to use deadly force if necessary to protect a fetus.
• HCS HB 1787 (04/08/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to expand the right to kill an intruder onto private propert an allow legislators and legislative staffers carry concealed weapons in the Capitol at at legislative sessions.
• HJR 88 (04/08/2010): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment that Missouri will not recognize federal laws involving subjects such as abortion, carbon credits, gay marriage, hate crimes, etc.
• HA 7 HCS HB 1543 (04/07/2010): An "open-enrollment" amendment to the omnibus school bill to give parents the right, with some restrictions, to move a child into a school outside the district of residence.
• HA 6 HCS HB 1543 (04/07/2010): An amendment to an omnibus education bill to allow school credit be allowed for ballroom dancing, either as fine arts of physical education activity.
• HCS HB 1747 (04/01/2010): 3rd reading of a bill designed to facilitate the sale of meat from slaughtered horses for human consumption.
• HCS HB 1271 (04/01/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to designate Seaman, the dog which accompanied Lewis and Clark on their expedition, as the official state historical dog.
• HCS HB 1787 (03/30/2010): Perfection of a bill that lets legislators and their staffers carry concealed weapons into legislative chambers, if they have concealed weapons permits.
• HCS HB 1375 (03/29/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to allow a doctor to prescribe medication for a sexually transmitted disease for the partner of the doctor's patient without actually seeing the partner.
• HB 1601 (03/31/2010): Perfection of a bill to give St. Louis control over its own police department.
• HCS HB 1327 (03/30/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to impose further restrictions before an abortion can be performed and to require a doctor report to the local prosecutor when a minor seeks an abortion.
• HCS HJR 87 (03/24/2010): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to restrict the growth of state appropriations.
• HCS HB 1692 (03/24/2010): 3rd reading of a bill that includes a provision to expand the "Castle Doctrine" right to kill to include unlawful entering private and rented property.
• HA 1 HCS HB 1684 (03/23/2010): An amendment to an economic development bill that provides tax breaks to business to expand a program providing tax credits for business expansion projects.
• HA 1 HCS HB 2002 (03/23/2010): An amendment to the education budget to cut the $106 million increase proposed by the House Budget Committee for state funding to local public schools.
• HCS HB 1327 (03/22/2010): Perfection of a bill to impose additional requirements on abortions and require abortions on minors be reported to local prosecutors.
• HCS HJR 87 (03/22/2010): Perfection of a constitutional amendment to impose a limit on the growth of state appropriations.
• HCS HB 1472 (03/17/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to make it a crime to possess the fake-pot bill K2 or spice.
• HA 2 HCS HB 1692 (03/16/2010): An amendment to a real estate licensing bill to expand the "Castle Doctrine" to provide a right to use force and deadly force against an intruder onto leased and private property.
• HCS HJR 48 (03/16/2010): 3rd reading of a state constitutional amendment to establish a state constitutional right to refuse to have health care insurance. Seeks to block any government fine for not having insurance.
• HA 3 HCS HB 1472 (03/15/2010): An amendment to a drug-regulation bill that would have legalized marijuana for medical uses.
• HA 1 HA 2 HCS HB 1472 (03/15/2010): An amendment to a drug-regulation bill to require a prescription to purchase drugs like Sudafed that contain an ingredient used to produce methamphetamine.
• HJR 76 (03/04/2010): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to require a 4/7th super-majority vote by Missourians to adopt an initiative proposal involving wildlife or forestry resources.
• HCS HJR 86 (03/04/2010): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to establish a constitutional right to constitutional right to "raise animals in a humane manner."
• HJR 48 (03/03/2010): Perfection of a constitutional amendment to establish a state constitutional right to refuse to have health care insurance. Seeks to block any government fine for not having insurance.
• HJR76 (03/02/2010): Perfection of constitutional amendment that would impose a 4/7ths majority voter approval requirement for any initiative involving wildlife of forestry.
• HCS HB 1311 (02/18/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to require insurance policies cover therapy and treatment for autism and related ailments.
• HCS HB 1675 (02/18/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to provide tax credits for a manufacturing plant expansion that adds jobs and exports some of its products.
• ha 7 hcs hb 1311 (02/16/2010): An amendment to the bill requiring health insurance to cover autism to also require coverage by Medicaid that provides health care coverage for the lower income.
• HCS HB1675 (02/16/2010): Perfection of a bill to provide tax credits for a manufacturing plant expansion that adds jobs and exports some of its products.
• HCS HB 1497 (02/15/2010): 3rd Reading of a bill that would require a special election to fill a vacancy in a statewide elected office, rather than having the vacancy filled by the governor.
• HCS HB 1377 (02/11/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to require drug screening of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families welfare recipients.
• HCS HB 1540 (02/11/2010): 3rd reading of a bill to make it a crime to disobey a police officer who is enforcing an infraction.
• HCS HB 1497 (02/10/2010): Perfection of a bill that would require a special election to fill a vacancy in a statewide elected office -- denying the governor power to fill the vacancy by appointment for offices like U.S. Sena
• HCS HB 1496 (02/10/2010): Perfection of a bill to make it a crime to disobey a cop.
• HCS HB 1377 (02/04/2010): Perfection of a bill to require drug screening of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families welfare recipients.
• HCS HCR 18 (01/22/2010): Adoption of a resolution calling on Missouri's Congressional delegation to vote against the federal health care bill.