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2018 House Roll Calls

• CCS HB 2010 (09/12/2018): Motion to override the governor's veto of a line-item veto reduction in the Health Department budget in an item for a Time Critical Diagnosis Unit. The Senate did not take up the House-passed motion
• HCS HB 2012 (09/12/2018): Motion to override the governor's veto of a line-item veto reduction of appropriations for juvenile advocacy units in St. Louis and Kansas City. The Senate did not take up the House-passed motion.
• CCS HB 2008 (09/12/2018): Motion to override the governor's veto of a line-item veto reduction in the Public Safety Department for purchase of emergency tourniquets. Motion failed to get a 2/3rds vote.
• CCS HB 2005 (09/12/2018): Motion to override the governor's veto of a line-item veto reduction in funding for the office of Child Advocate. The Senate did not take up the House-passed motion.
• CCS HB 2002 (09/12/2018): Motion to override the governor's veto of a line-item veto reduction of an education budget item for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Commission. The Senate Did not take up the House-passed motion.
• HB 1831 (05/18/2018): 3rd reading and final approval of a bill exempt social clubs from the sales tax.
• CCS SB 590 (05/18/2018): 3rd reading and final passage of changes in historic preservation tax credits that legislative staff estimate could cost the state up to $30 million in lost tax revenue.
• CCS SB 807 (05/18/2018): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to ease restrictions on universities raising tuition and allowing community colleges to offer four-year undergraduate degrees.
• CCS SB 773 (05/18/2018): 3rd reading and final approval of changes in historic preservation tax credits that legislative staff estimate could cost the state up to $30 million in lost tax revenue.
• SS HCS HB 1456 (05/18/2018): 3rd reading and final approval to expand a tax on cell phones for 911 emergency services.
• SS HCS HB 1729 (05/18/2018): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to repeal prevailing wage requirements in government contracts.
• SS HB 1460 (05/18/2018): 3rd reading and final passage to submit to Missouri voters phasing in a 10-cent increase in the motor fuel tax.
• SCS SB 1007 (05/17/2018): 3rd reading and final passage of a measure that absolishes the merit system for many state government workers.
• SCS HCS HB 2540 (05/17/2018): 3rd reading and final passage of Senate version a much lower tax cut bill than the House originally had passed.
• SS HB1415 (05/17/2018): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to impose additional requirements and restrictions on unions representing government workers.
• CCS SB 608 (05/17/2018): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to restrict lawsuits against businesses for crimes committed on their property.
• SCR 49 (05/17/2018): 3rd reading and final approval of a resolution to move the statewide vote on repeal of the "right to work" law from the November general election ballot to the August primary ballot.
• SS SB 564 (05/16/2018): 3rd reading and final passage of a measure to make it easier for electric utilities to raise rates for infrastructure improvements.
• SCR 40 (05/15/2018): Adoption of a resolution calling for a U.S. constitutional convention for the purpose of adopting an amendment for Congressional term limits.
• HJR 79 (05/14/2018): 3rd reading of a proposal to put into the constitution a ban on requiring union membership or paying union fees to hold a job.
• HJR 100 (05/11/2018): Third reading of a constitutional amendment excluding counting non-citizens in drawing legislative districts and restricting lobbyist gifts.
• SS HB 1558 (05/10/2018): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to make revenge porn a crime.
• HCS SCS SB 807 (05/10/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to let junior colleges offer four-year bachelor degrees.
• HCS SCS SB 603 (05/10/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to require school districts cover some of the costs for private virtual education courses taken by their students.
• HCS HJR 100 (05/09/2018): Perfection of a constitutional amendment excluding counting non-citizens in drawing legislative districts and restricting lobbyist gifts.
• HCS HB 1554 (05/01/2018): 3rd reading of a bill that would legalize marijuana for various medical condititions.
• HB 2179 (04/30/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to ban state and local government agencies from contracting with businesses that are boycotting Israel.
• HCS SCS SB 917 (04/30/2018): 3rd read of a bill to restrict state regulation of coal fly ash to no more stringent than federal regulations.
• HCS SS SB 608 (04/24/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict lawsuits against businesses for crimes committed on their property.
• HCS HB 1289 (04/24/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to impose fees for submitting statewide ballot proposals to the secretary of state.
• HA 1 HA 2 HCS HB 1554 (04/23/2018):
• HCS HB 1915 (04/19/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to increase the maximum penalty for violation by telemarketers of the the no-call law.
• HCS HB 1542 (04/19/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict the amount of copay a pharmacy can charge for a prescription.
• HCS HB 2140 (04/18/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to raise the amount of a purchase a state agency can make without a competitive bid.
• HCS HB 2119 (04/18/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict punitive damage awards in lawsuits against employers.
• HCS HB 1611 (04/18/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to impose a ten-year deadline for filing a product liability lawsuit against a business.
• HCS HB 2540 (04/17/2018): 3rd reading of a package of tax cuts that legislative staff estimate would cut General Revenue collections by $237 million in the first full year of implementation.
• HCS HB 2105 (04/10/2018): 3rd reading of a bill with various provisions dealing with opioid addiction and abuse involving treatment programs and disposal of unused opioids.
• HA 1 HA 1 HB 2336 (04/09/2018): An amendment to a child-custody bill to strip a police officer of retirement benefits remove immunity for conviction of various crimes including harrassment, harassment and sexual abuse.
• HCS HB 1973 (04/05/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to provide to ease some water pollution regulations.
• HA 1 HCS HB 1261 (04/04/2018): Adoption of an amendment that would prohibit local government imposing licensing requirements or fees on professions already licensed by the state.
• HCS HB 1486 (04/03/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to require SNAP welfare recipients to meet work-related requirements.
• HB 1266 (04/03/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to prohibit abortion of a fetus capable of detecting pain, with some expections.
• SS HB 1465 (03/28/2018): Final passage of a bill to let community colleges offer four-year BA degrees.
• HA 4 HCS HB 2011 (03/27/2018): Adoption of an amendment prohibiting any Social Services Dept. funds including Medicaid from being provided to an abortion facility.
• HA 8 HCS HB 2010 (03/27/2018): Defeat of an amendment to remove a provision in the welfare budget that prohibits health funds being spent for Medicaid expansion.
• HA 6 HCS HB 2010 (03/27/2018): Adoption of an am amendment to restrict health funds for facilities that perform or provide abortion services.
• HA11 HCS HB 2005 (03/27/2018): Defeat of an amendment that prohibits some state contracts with businesses that discriminates on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identify.
• HA 3 HCS HB 2003 (03/27/2018): An amendment to the higher education appropriations bill to prohibit A+ college scholarships going to students with parents making a net household income of $150,000 or greater.
• HCS HB 2265 (03/15/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to establish a new method for electric utilities to raise rates.
• HCS HB 1443 (03/15/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to prohibit use of a welfare benefits card from being used to withdraw cash from an ATM.
• HB 1578 (03/15/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to limit joint lawsuits against businesses and others.
• HCS HB 1729 (03/13/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to repeal prevailing wage rate requirements for government contracts.
• HCS HB 1614 (03/13/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to ban local government from regulating fertilizers or seeds.
• HB 1800 (03/13/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict complaints that the PSC can consider.
• HCS HB 1486 (03/12/2018): Perfection of a bill to require participation in a work-related program to receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Benefts, with some exceptions.
• HCS HB1645 (03/08/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to limit lawsuits for illnesses and diseases caused by asbestos exposure.
• HCS HB 1456 (03/07/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to add fees on phone services for 911 emergency services.
• HCS HB 1614 (03/07/2018): Perfection of a bill to prohibit local government from regulating use of fertilizer, seeds or soil.
• HB 1800 (03/07/2018): Perfection of a bill to restrict complaints that the utility-regulating Public Service Commission can consider.
• HCS HB 1729 (03/06/2018): Perfection of a bill to repeal worker minimum wage requirements for government projects.
• HR 5565 (03/01/2018): Adoption of House rules governing investigation of the governor for possible impeachment. Give the chair power to have testimoney in secret and not disclose evidence to the public.
• HB 1945 (03/01/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to require an owner to post a bond for care of an impounded animal.
• HB 1558 (02/26/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to make it a crime to distribute a sexual image of a person without the person's consent.
• HCS HB 1366 (02/22/2018): 3rd reading of a bill that would allow school districts to contract with cities to provide student bus services, with background check and training requirements.
• HCS HB 1940 (02/19/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to provide censorship prohibitions on journalism activities by students in public schools.
• HCS HB 1685 (02/15/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to ease restrictions on short-term health coverage plans.
• HB 1409 (02/15/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict unemployment compensation coverage based on unemployment rates.
• HB 1653 (02/12/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to let booze sellers offer discounts and prizes to induce purchase.
• HB 1413 (02/12/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to impose additional requirements and restrictions on unions representing government workers.
• HB 1267 (02/12/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to expand a higher education financial assistance program to include private virtual courses.
• HB1665 (02/01/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to establish a method by which a professional could teach in a public school without a teaching degree.
• HB 1769 (02/01/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to make it a crime to file a false document with various government agencies.
• HB 1465 (01/25/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to let community colleges offer baccalaureate degrees.
• HCS HB 1500 (01/17/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to exempt hair braiding from state licensing requirements.
• HB 1303 (01/17/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict lobbyist gifts to legislators and statewide elected officials.
• HCS HB 1246 (01/17/2018): 3rd reading of a bill to require a sex-trafficking advisory poster in various public places.