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2011 Bill(s)
* HB 237 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Elections Description: Reimpose limits on campaign contributions. Prohibit a legislator from serving as a paid political consultant for another legislator.
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HB 375 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Elections Description: Let any person vote by absentee ballot. Repeal langauge that identifies the specific reasons for absentee voting.
See: Official legislative description and status* HB 376 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Utilities Description: Expand the state's no-call law on telemarketers to include FAXes and cell phones. Restrict auto-dialing.
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* HB 377 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Elections Description: Prohibit a state or local elected or appointed public official from being a lobbyist for a government agency for one year after leaving office.
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* HB 378 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H General Laws Description: Declare a statewide elected official or government worker when using state-funded equipment for official communications as a "public governmental body" under the law requiring meetings be open to the public.
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HB 379 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Elections Description: Require paper ballots be available as an option at polling places.
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HB 380 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Tax Reform Description: Allow an elderly person to defer property tax payments on residential property.
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HB 381 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Elections Description: Allow ranked voting for local government offices to distribute votes for candidates in a way that assures someone gets more than 50% -- "instant runoff voting."
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HB 382 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Elections Description: Remove the reason to have an excuse for absentee voting. Allow absentee voting for any reason.
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Note: The descriptions of bills, amendments and roll-call votes are written by MDN journalists. MDN's database may not include committee assignments of bills made on the last day of the session since it is too late for the committee to act on the bill and, thus, the delayed assignment has no practical effect.
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