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2011 House Roll Calls

• HA 4 HCS SS SB 8 (10/06/2011): An amendment to the China hub bill to lower the corporate income tax rate from 6.25 percent to 5.5 percent.
• HA 1 HCS SS SB 8 (10/06/2011): An amendment to the China hub bill to impose sunsets on a couple of major tax credit programs for real estate developers.
• HCS SS SB 8 (10/06/2011): 3rd reading of the House version of the China-hub bill that includes tax breaks for corporations.
• HB 1 (09/9/2011): Third reading of a bill to give St. Louis city control over it's own police department.
• HB 6 (09/09/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to appropriate funds from the state's emergency fund to cover costs of natural disaster relief for Joplin and flooded farms, despite the governor's refusal to include the issue
• SS HB 294 (05/13/2011): 3rd reading of the final version of a bill to expand concealed weapons rights, lowering the minimum age for a concealed weapons permit and letting legislators and staff carry concealed weapons in th
• SS HB 213 (05/12/2011): 3rd reading of the final version of one of two bills to impose additional requirements on abortion of a viable fetus.
• SS SB 65 (05/12/2011): 3rd reading of the final version of one of two bills to impose additional requirements on abortion of a viable fetus.
• SS HCS HB 73 (05/09/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to require drug testing of welfare recipients and impose a three-year ban on benefits for failing the test.
• HB 658 (05/09/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to require a doctor's prescription to purchase cold medications like Sudafed that contain an ingredient used to produce methamphetamine.
• HCS SB 187 (05/05/2011): 3rd reading of the House version of a bill that would restrict lawsuits against agricultural sites or other properties unless the person suing as an interest in the property affected.
• HCS SB 61 (05/05/2011): 3rd reading of a condemnation bill that was amended to include giving St. Louis city control over its own police department.
• HA 8 HCS SB 207 (05/05/2011): An amendment to an energy bill to revise the renewable energy requirements approved by Missouri voters. Require electric utilities provide payments to customers for generating renewable energy.
• HA 9 HCS SB 207 (05/05/2011): An amendment to an unrelated bill to authorize raising utility rates to pay up to $45 million for the costs of getting an early site nuclear power plant permit by an electric utility.
• HCS SB 3 (05/04/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to implement a proposed constitutional amendment to require a photo ID to vote.
• HB 658 (05/03/2011): Perfection of a bill to require a doctor's prescription to purchase cold medications like Sudafed that contain an ingredient used to produce methamphetamine.
• CCS HB 193 (05/04/2011): A motion to override the governor's veto of congressional redistricting. Requires a 2/3rds vote of 109 House members.
• HCS SJR 2 (05/02/2011): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to let the legislature require a government-issued photo ID to vote.
• HCS SCS SB 68 (04/28/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to expand the subpoena powers of legislative leaders.
• HJR 27 (04/28/2011): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to establish a right to possess, manufacture and use ammunition and fire arms parts.
• SS HCS HB45 (04/27/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to require legislative approval for an agency to implement a federal mandate and also provide tax deductions for small businesses create new jobs.
• HCS SB 161 (04/27/2011): 3rd reading of the governor's version of the proposal to alter various various provisions of the dog breeding law passed by voters in November.
• HB473 (04/27/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to authorize charter schools anywhere in the state and expand who can sponsor charter schools.
• HJR 27 (04/26/2011): Perfection reading of a constitutional amendment to establish a right to possess, manufacture and use ammunition and fire arms parts.
• HCS HB 366 (04/26/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to provide tax breaks for large-data storage centers and business ventures.
• CCS HB 193 (04/27/2011): 3rd reading of the final congressional district map eliminating one of Missouri's congressional districts.
• HB 708 (04/20/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to invalidate contracts based on foreign law and prohibit Missouri courts from basing decisions on foreign law.
• HB 708 (04/19/2011): Perfection of a bill to invalidate contracts based on foreign law and prohibit Missouri courts from basing decisions on foreign law.
• SS HB 209 (04/14/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict nuisance lawsuits against use of a property unless the person bringing the suit has an ownership interest in the property being affect. Limit damages to the actual
• HB257 (04/14/2011): Abolish the Sentencing Advisory Commission that reviews sentences by courts, makes sentence recommendations and alternatives.
• SS SB 188 (04/13/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to impose restrictions in the employment discrimination law and lawsuits filed under the law.
• SS SB 113 (04/13/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to repeal the voter-approved limit on 50 breeding dogs by a single dog-breeding operation and change other provisions approved in November.
• HB 656 (04/13/2011): Perfection of a bill that would impose interest-rate limits and other restrictions on small loans called payday loans. Demcrats argue the bill is not strong enough.
• SS HCS HB 163 (04/12/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to authorize expending federal funds for an extra 20 weeks of unemployment compensation for long-term unemployed.
• HA 1 HB 305 (04/12/2011): Amendment to a government retirement bill that would repeal retirement benefits for future legislators.
• HCS HB 840 (04/11/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to provide up to $480 million in tax breaks to businesses for development of an airplane transport hub with China in St. Louis.
• HCS HB 411 (04/07/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to require the Mental Health Department to develop a plan for moving residents out of state-funded institutional facilities.
• HCS HB 28 (04/07/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to allow pharmacies to refuse to sell "morning after" pills like RU486 and Plan B to avoid pregnancy.
• HCS HB 366 (04/07/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to provide a tax credit for some types of sports organizations to hold sporting events in the state.
• HCS HB 641 (04/07/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to require a prescription for drugs under the category of bath salts.
• HCS HB 28 (04/07/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to allow a pharmacist to refuse to provide emergency contraception prescriptions.
• HCS HB 193 (04/06/2011): 3rd reading of the congressional redistricting bill that reduces Missouri from nine to eight congressional districts. The bill eliminates one of the two bills in St. Louis city.
• SCS SB 19 (04/06/2011): Phase out the corporate franchise tax.
• HA 3 HCS HB 193 (04/06/2011): Adoption of an amendment to retain two congressional districts in St. Louis city as part of the congressional restricting bill.
• HCS HB 28 (04/05/2011): Perfection of a bill to allow a pharmacist to refuse to provide emergency contraception prescriptions.
• HB 423 (03/31/2011): 3rd reading of a bill for Missouri to enter into a multi-state compact for states to regulate health care rather than the federal government if Congress agrees.
• HB 6 HCS HB 12 (03/29/2011): An amendment to the budget to eliminate $185,000 requested by the state auditor to finance a special audit of state agencies.
• HA 4 HB 12 (03/29/2011): An amendment to cut $500,000 from the House Budget Committee's recommendation for the governor's budget to cover travel costs.
• HB 731 (03/17/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to require the Highway Patrol to report to the federal government any illegal foreigner on the sex offender registration list.
• HB 252 (03/17/2011): 3rd read of a bill to establish a right for a worker to have a firearm in a vehicle on the employer's property and to limit lawsuits against businesses for crimes committed on their property.
• HCS HB 294 (03/17/2011): 3rd reading of a package of bills to lower the minimum age for concealed weapons permits and to allow state government officials and their staff to carry concealed weapons in the Capitol building.
• HCS HB 213 (03/17/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to impose restrictions on late-term abortions.
• HJR 6 (03/17/2011): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to establish a right for a secret ballot including union votes.
• HJR 6 (03/14/2011): Perfection of a constitutional amendment to establish a right for a secret ballot including union votes.
• HJR 2 (03/10/2011): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to establish right to pray in government buildings and public schools.
• HB 167 (03/10/2011): 3rd reading of a bill that would limit driving license exams to English only.
• HJR 2 (03/08/2011): Perfection of a proposed state constitutional amendment to establish a constitutional right to pray in government buildings including schools.
• HA 1 HCS HB 174 (03/07/2011): An amendment to the MU curators bill to make the student member a voting member of the University of Missouri Board of Curators.
• HCS HB 108 (03/07/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to let campaign committees accept money from all types of business political action committees. Currently, only PACs of certain types of companies can make contributions.
• HCS HB 61 (03/03/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to impose a cap on the state minimum wage to prevent it from being higher than the federal minimum wage.
• HCS HB 276 (03/03/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to impose restrictions on protests near funerals.
• HCS HB 76 (03/03/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to phase out the corporate franchise tax.
• HCS HB 61 (03/01/2011): Adoption of the substitute to a bill to limit increases to the state minimum wage approved by Missouri voters to no higher than the federal minimum wage.
• HCR 3 (02/28/2011): A resolution calling on Congress to submit a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
• HCS HB 205 (02/24/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to impose restrictions and limits on lawsuits by workers against their employers and impose award limits.
• HB107 (02/24/2011): 3rd reading of a bill that would have vacancies in statewide elected offices, except filled by a special election rather than appointment by the governor.
• HB 209 (02/24/2011): 3rd reading of a bill that would restrict nuisance lawsuits against agricultural sites or other property unless the person suing has an interest in the property being affected.
• HB 139 (02/24/2011): 3rd reading of a bill that contains a provision to require the governor to disclose details of all of his travel on the state's Accountability Portal on the Web.
• HA 1 HB 139 (02/23/2011): An amendment to require the governor to disclose details of all of his travel on the state's Accountability Portal on the Web.
• HB 71 (02/22/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to transfer control of the St. Louis Police Department from a state board to the city.
• HB 71 (02/17/2011): Perfection of a bill to transfer control of the St. Louis Police Department from a state board to the city.
• HA 1 HA 1 HB 71 (02/17/2011): An amendment to the St. Louis police bill that would prohibit city police from lobbying legilsators or wearing a uniform or stating one's rank to legislators.
• HB 162 (02/10/2011): 3rd reading of a bill to expand Workers' Compensation Coverage to include occupational diseases and, thus restrict a worker from filing suit for damages against an employer for an occupational disea
• HA 2 HB 162 (02/08/2011): An amendment to exclude mesothelioma from Wokers' Compensation coverage. Exclusion would assure that victims could bring private civil lawsuits against their employers.
• HCS HB 73 (01/31/2011): 3rd Reading of a measure that would require drug testing of adult recipients of the welfare program Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
• HCS HB 73 (01/26/2011): Perfection of a measure that would require drug testing of some welfare recipients.
• HCS HB 45 (01/20/2011): 3rd reading of a bill that would require legislative approval for the state to comply with a federal mandate and to provide tax breaks to new businesses creating jobs.
• HCS HB 45 (01/19/2011): Perfection of a bill that would require legislative approval for the state to comply with a federal mandate and to provide tax breaks to new businesses creating jobs.
• HR 39 (01/11/2011): A House resolution calling on the governor and attorney general to join a lawsuit challenging the new federal health care law.