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2014 Senate Roll Calls

• CCS SB 860 (09/10/2014): Motion to override of a bill providing a number of tax changes for business and a sales tax exemption for used manufactured homes.
• SS SB 673 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to shorten the number of weeks for unemployment compensation when the state's unemployment rate drops.
• CCS SB 662 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to require the Revenue Department to provide advance notice of sales tax collection requirement changes.
• HCS SB 506 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to transfer authority over capitive deer from the Conservation Department to the Agriculture Department.
• CCS SB 493 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of the bill to restrict the right of students to transfer out of unaccredited districts and establish provisions for unaccredited district improvements.
• SS SB 866 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to prohibit local government from restricting installment loans.
• SS SB 841 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to prohibit the sale of tobacco vapor products to minors and remove the products from regulation as tobacco products.
• SCS SB 829 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's bill of a bill to expand the burden of proof requirement on the Revenue Department in some business tax disputes.
• SCS SB 731 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to expand when a lawsuit could be filed against the owner of property claimed to be a nuisance.
• HCS SB 727 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to provide a tax exemption for products sold at farmers' markets.
• SS SB 593 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to let smaller town cancel an election if there is no opposition filed.
• SB 523 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to prohibit public schools from requiring students to have RFID chips for locating students.
• SCS HB 1307 (09/10/2014): Motion to shut off debate and force a vote on the bill to extend the waiting period for an abortion.
• SCS HB 1132 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to expand a program to provide tax credits for contributions to pregnancy resource centers.
• CCS HB 2011 - 11.157 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governors budget line-item veto of section 8.157 for $500,000 to establish a new program to provide services for rape victims.
• CCS HB 2008 - 8.095 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's line-item budget veto of section 8.095 to provide $160,000 for defibrillators for the Water Patrol Division.
• CCS HB 2008 - 8.025 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of section 8.025 to rpovide $4 million in grants for schools to develop Web-based emergency prepardedness services.
• CCS HB 2008 - 8.050 (09/10/2014): Motion to override governor's veto of 8.050 of $1.45 million for forensic exams of abused children.
• CCS SB 656 (09/10/2014): Passage of a motion to override the governor's veto of the firearms bills that includes letting schools authorize some teachers to carry weapons on school grounds.
• SCS HB 1307 (09/10/2014): Override of the governor's veto of a bill to expand the waiting period for an abortion to 72 hours. The Senate vote puts the bill into law.
• CCS HB 2008 - 8.010 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's budget veto 8.010 - a $1 million for a pilot education program for troubled youth to be operated by a non-profit organizations.
• CCS SB 662 (05/13/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a sales tax bill that is one of eight bills the governor charged would provide tax breaks to special interests passed on the legislature's last day.
• SS HB 1865 (05/14/2014): 3rd reading of tax breaks for various commercial activities that were attacked by the governor after the session adjourned.
• SCS HCS HB 1296 (05/16/2014): 3rd reading of sales tax breaks for business. One of eight tax bills passed on the legislature's last day the governor charges would cost the state $425 million in lost revenue.
• CCS SB 693 (05/14/2014): 3rd reading of a final CCS that includes several tax breaks. One of 8 bills the governor chargespassed in the session's final day to provde $425 million in special interest tax breaks.
• CCS SB 612 (05/04/2014): 3rd reading of the CCS that added various tax reduction changes, one of 8 bills the governor charged lawmakers passed in the last day of the session providng $425 million in tax breaks to special in
• HJR 72 (05/16/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a constitutional amendment to give the legislature power to reject budget spending restrictions imposed by the governor.
• HCS SB 727 (05/16/2014): 3rd reading of a farmers market sales tax exemption that is one of 8 bills the governor charged lawmakers passed on the last day of the session providing $425 million in special interest tax breaks.
• CCS SB 860 (05/16/2014): 3rd reading of a bill providing several sales tax exemptions. One of 8 bills the governor charged lawmakers passed on the last day to provide $425 million in special interest tax breaks.
• CCS SB 584 (05/16/2014): 3rd reading of the final CCS of a bill to provide various business sales tax breaks.
• CCS SB 656 (05/15/2014): 3rd reading of a bill that includes a provision to let public schools authorize teachers to carry concealed weapons on school grounds.
• SCS SJR 27 (04/03/2014): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to include digital data under provisions restricting government searches.
• SB 660 (03/27/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to essentially restrict Planned Parenthood from geting state family planning funds.
• HCS SB 508 (05/15/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to impose state requirements on federal healthc care insurance navigators.
• SS HCS HJR 90 (05/12/2014): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to put an alternative early-voting measure on the ballot that would have fewer days than an initiative petition proposal.
• SCS HCS HB 1689 (05/15/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to establish a program for state funding for early childhood eduction for children between the agee of three and four and are from lower income families.
• CCS SB 493 (05/14/2014): 3rd reading of the final conference report restricting transfer rights of students in unaccredited districts, but opening up an option for private school funding.
• SCS HCS HB 1307 (05/12/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to expand the waiting period for an abortion from 24 hours to 72 hours after contacting a physican.
• SS HB 1411 (05/07/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to require parental permission for a minor to use a tanning facility's services.
• SS SB 841 (04/17/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to prohibit sale of tobacco vapor products to minors.
• SA 1 SCS HCS HB 1307 (05/06/2014): Defeat of an amendment to exclude pregnancies caused by rape from a bill extending the waiting period before an abortion can be performed.
• SA 1 SA 1 SCS HCS HB 1307 (05/06/2014): Defeat of an amendment to exclude pregnancies caused by incest from a bill extending the waiting period before an abortion can be performed.
• SS SB 509 (05/05/2014): Adoption of a motion to override the governor's veto of the tax-cut bill. Adoption required 23 votes.
• SS HB 1490 (05/01/2014): 3rd reading of the Senate's version of a bill to ban the Education Department from implementing the national "Common Core Standards" for schools.
• SS HCS HB 1439 (04/30/2014): 3rd reading of a bill declaring some federal gun laws, regulation and taxes null and penalizing federal employees who try to enforce them.
• SS HJR 68 (04/29/2014): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment for a 0.75 cent per dollar increase for transportation, subject to voter approval.
• SCS SB 892 (04/10/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to move the presidential primary from early February to early March.
• SB 673 (04/03/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to limit the number of weeks for unemployment compensation under some circumstances.
• SCS SB 723 (04/03/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to increase the amount of bonding debt the state can authorize for various government building projects and rennovations.
• SS SB 509 (04/01/2014): 3rd reading of a package of income tax cuts that legislative staff estimate would cost more than $600 million per year when fully implemented.
• SB 667 (03/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict how long the governor can delay filling a vacant department director position.
• SS SB 510 (03/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to expand the definition of job misconduct that can disqualify a worker from unemployment compensation.
• SB 649 (02/06/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict local government from prohibiting wireless communication equipment on government poles or structures.
• SCS SB 493 (02/27/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict students from being able to transfer out of unaccredited schools.
• SS SB 694 (02/20/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to remove the limit on payday loans, but impose restrictions on renewals and add other consumer protections.
• SCS SB 613 (02/20/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to declare some federal gun laws invalid in Missouri and make it a crime for federal government workers to enforce those laws.
• SCS SJR 36 (02/20/2014): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to require Missouri state government to uphold the right to bear arms.
• SA 5 SCS SB 613 (02/17/2014): Reconsideration of the adoption of an amendment that would require a person to report a firearm theft within 72 hours. Adoption of the motion removed that provision from the bill.
• SS SB 498 (02/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to require navigators under the federal health care law to be bonded and allow lawsuits against navigators.
• SB 508 (02/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to impose additional requirements of "navigators" working with the federal health insurance law.
• SCS SB 526 (02/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to establish a statewide database of workers of have filed Workers Compensation claims, searchable by potential employers.
• SS SB 498 (02/11/2014): Perfection of a bill to allow damage lawsuits against navigators, a position created by the federal health law to assist persons in selecting health insurance policies.
• HJR 30 (02/ 6/2014): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment that would give the lieutenant governor power to fill some vacancies if the governor delayed.
• SA 1 SCS SB 518 (02/05/2014): An amendment to expand Medicaid coverage for adults to 138 percent of the federal poverty level.