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Rep. Jill Schupp
2014 Roll Call Votes
N - CCS SB 860 (09/10/2014): Defeat of a motion to override of a bill providing a number of tax changes for business and a sales tax exemption for used manufactured homes.
N - SS SB 673 (09/10/2014): Defeat of a 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.
N - CCS SB 662 (09/10/2014): Defeat of a 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.
N - 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.
N - CCS HB 1553 (09/10/2014): Motion of the governor's veto of a bill that contained a number of provisions dealing with specific local governments.
N - HCS HB 1261 (09/10/2014): MOtion to override the governor's veto of a bill that would limit the costs a transportation district must pay for a state audit.
N - SS SB 866 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to prohibit local government from restricting installment loans.
N - 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.
N - 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.
N - 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.
N - 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.
N - 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.
N - 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.
N - 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.
Y - CCS HB 2011 - 8.157 (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.
N - 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.
N - 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.
N - 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.
N - SCS HCS HB 1307 (09/10/2014): Motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to impose a 72 hour waiting period after contacting a doctor to have an abortion.
N - 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.
Y - 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.
N - CCS SB 693 (05/16/2014): 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.
Y - CCS SB 612 (05/16/2014): 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
Y - HCS SB 727 (05/14/2014): 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.
N - CCS HB 1439 (05/16/2014): 3rd reading of a CCS of the bill to declare some federal gun laws null in Missouri and subject federal workers to lawsuits for enforcing laws declared nullified.
N - CCS SB 584 (05/16/2014): 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 that were passed on the legislature's last day.
N - 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.
N - CCS SB 656 (05/16/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill that includes a provision to let public schools authorize teachers to carry concealed weapons on school grounds.
N - CCS SB 662 (05/16/2014): 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.
Y - SCS SJR 27 (05/16/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a constitutional amendment to include digital data under provisions restricting government searches.
N - 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.
Y - SCS HCS HB 1689 (05/16/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to establish a program for state funding for early childhood programs in public schools.
N - SS HB 1865 (05/16/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of tax breaks for various commercial activities that were attacked by the governor after the session adjourned.
N - HCS SB 660 (05/14/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to essentially restrict Planned Parenthood from geting state family planning funds.
Y - HCS SB 508 (05/14/2014): 3rd reading of a Senate bill to impose state requirements on federal healthc care insurance navigators.
N - SS HCS HJR 90 (05/14/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a constitutional amendment to put an alternative early-voting measure on the ballot that would have fewer days than an initiative petition proposal.
N - HB 1770 (04/09/2014): Perfection of a bill to prohibit requiring union membership to get or keep a job. Fell short of the 82 votes needed for 3rd reading and never was brought up again in the House.
Y - CCS HB 1490 (05/15/2014): 3rd reading of the final conference committee version to ban implementation of the national Common Core standards for public schools.
N - CCS SB 493 (05/15/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of the bill restricting transfer rights of students in unaccredited districts, but opening up an option for private school funding.
N - SCS HCS HB 1307 (05/14/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to extend the waiting period for an abortion from 24 hours to 72 hours.
N - SS HJR 68 (05/14/2014): Third reading and final passage of a constitutional amendment for a ten-year sales tax increase for transportation.
N - CCS HB 1439 (05/13/2014): 3rd reading of the final conference committee version of the bill to declare some federal gun rules and laws invalid in Missouri and allow lawsuits against federal workers for enforcing those federa
Y - HCS SCS SB 723 (05/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to increase the amount of bonding debt the state can authorize for various government building projects and rennovations.
Y - SS HB 1411 (05/12/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to require parental permission for a minor to use a tanning facility's services.
N - SS SB 841 (05/12/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to ban the sale of tobacco vapor products to minors.
N - HA 1 HA 12 HCS SB 693 (05/07/2014): Adoption of an amendment to create the "Tax-Me-More Voluntary Fund" for contributions from Missourians who think they are under taxed.
N - HCS HJR 75 (05/07/2014): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to impose a cap on the growth of state appropriations.
N - SCSSJR 36 (05/06/2014): 3rd reading of a constititonal amendment to require state government enforce the constitutional right to bear arms.
N - SS SB 509 (05/06/2014): Adoption of the motion to override the governor's veto of the tax-cut bill. Adoption require 109 votes.
Y - SS HCS HB 2011 (04/30/2014): A motion on the Social Services budget to leave open the option in conference committee to include federal funds for Medicaid expansion.
N - HCS SCS SB 493 (04/30/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to impose restrictions on students transferring out of unaccredited schools, but provide private-school funding options.
N - SS SB 673 (04/30/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill that would reduce the number of weeks of unemployment compensation when unemployment numbers are less.
N - SCS SB 526 (04/29/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to establish a searchable database of health care coverage claims under Workers' Compensation.
N - SS SB 510 (04/29/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to expand conditions under which unemployment compensation can be denied including behavior off the job.
N - HCS HB 1655 (04/24/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to allow an audult to ride or drive a motorcycle without a helmet.
Y - HCS HB 2238 (04/24/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to legalize use of hemp oil for medical treatment.
N - HB 2126 (04/24/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to expand the "Castle Doctrine" to expand the right to use deadly force against an intruder to include renters of property being intruded upon.
N - HB 2126 (04/22/2014): Perfection of a bill to expand the right to use deadly force against an intruder to include a rental property resident.
N - HCS HB 1690 (04/17/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to ban the sale of tobacco vapor products to minors.
N - HB 1591 (04/16/2014): 3rd reading of a bill that includes a provision giving students rights to have toy guns, vocalize imaginary weapons and draw images of weapons in school.
N - SS SB 509 (04/16/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of an income tax cut that legislative staff estimate ultimately would cut taxes by more than $600 million per year.
N - HA 1 HB 1591 (04/14/2014): Adoption of an amendment to expand the "Castle Doctrine" authorizing force to protect against intrusion on private property to include a person authorized by the property owner to occupy the propert
Y - HB 1490 (04/10/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to prohibit the state Education Department from implementing the federal Common Core Standards for education.
N - HB 1170 (04/09/2014): Perfection of a bill to prohibit "closed shops" that require payment of union dues or fees for a worker to get or keep a job.
N - HJR 68 (04/09/2014): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to impose a one-cent per dollar sales tax increase to fund transportation projects.
N - HCS HB 1303 (04/08/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to establish prayer rights for students in public schools.
N - HCS HB 1439 (04/03/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to declare "null" federal laws and rules limiting 2nd Amendment gun rights and allow lawsuits against government workers who violate that limit.
N - HB 1617 (04/03/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to require annual approval for union dues being deducted from a government worker's pay check.
N - HCS HB 1303 (04/02/2014): Perfection of a bill to allow students to organize prayers and prayer organizations in public schools.
N - HCS HB 1439 (04/01/2014): Perfection of the gun-rights bill that declares null any federal rule or law that infringes on Second Amendment rights and allow lawsuits against gov't workers who try to enforce such rules.
N - HB 1617 (03/31/2004): Perfection of the "pay check protection bill" to impose requirements before worker pay can be automatically deducted for a union.
N - HCS HB 1861 (03/31/2004): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict extended out-of-state use of electronic benefit cards for the welfare program Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
N - HCS HB 1447 (03/31/2004): 3rd reading of a bill to prohibit the Revenue Department from having to show documents proving identity for a driving license renewal if they had been produced before.
Y - HA 2 HCS HB 2011 (03/25/2014): Rejection of an amendment to add to the Social Services Department budget $1.6 billion to expand Medicaid coverage to adults with incomes up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level.
N - HA 3 HCS HB 2002 (03/25/2014): Adoption of an amended to the education budget to prohibit the Education Department from using any grant funds to implement or support Common Core Standards.
N - HB 1204 (03/24/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to impose restrictions on drones.
Y - HCS HB 1557 (03/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to remove a legal obstacle to use of automatic red-light photo enforcement systems.
N - HB 1132 (03/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to expand the limit on tax credits for contributions to pregnancy resource centers.
Y - HB 1573 (03/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to impose a tax on pre-paid cell phones to fund 911 emergency services and to allow county votes on imposing a monthly fee on cell phones.
Y - HB 1388 (03/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to require a search warrant for government access to various types of electronic information.
N - HCS HJR 56 (03/13/2014): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to restrict government from interfering with home schooling, private schools or parental rights over children.
N - HCS HB 1192 (03/11/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to require advance notice be provided to the parents of a minor before an abortion can be performed on the minor.
N - HCS HB 1307 (03/11/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to extend the waiting period before an abortion can be performed.
N - HCS HB 1192 (03/10/2014): Perfection of a bill to require five days advance notice to the parent of a minor before an abortion could be performed on the minor.
Y - HCS HB 1310 (03/06/2014): 3rd reading for a bill to provide tax breaks for development of some types of digital businesess.
N - HCS HB 1501 (03/07/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to provide expand tax breaks for acquiring land in St. Louis city for development.
A - HCS HB 1307 (03/05/2014): Perfection of a bill to extend the waiting period after consulting a doctor before an abortion could be performed from 24 hours to 72 hours.
A - SB 649 (03/05/2014): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill to restrict local government from prohibiting wireless communication equipment on government poles or structures.
A - HB 1173 (03/05/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to reinstate limits on pain and suffering awards in medical malpractice lawsuits.
N - HB 1073 (02/27/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to require a government-issued photo ID to vote.
N - HCS HJR 47 (02/27/2014): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to require a government-issued photo ID to vote.
N - HB 1073 (02/25/2014): Perfection of a bill to require a government-issued photo ID to vote.
N - HCS HJR 47 (02/25/2014): Perfection of a constitutional amendment that would authorize the legislature to require a photo ID to vote.
N - HCS HB 1295 (02/20/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to phase in an income tax cut.
N - HCS HB 1253 (02/20/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to cut business taxes and personal income taxes on income from businesses.
N - HJR 72 (02/20/2014): 3rd reading of a constitutional amendment to give the legislature power to overturn spending restrictions by the governor.
N - HCS HB 1295 (02/19/2014): Perfection of a bill to phase in a cut in the state income tax rates.
N - HCS HB 1253 (02/19/2014): Perfection of a bill to cut business taxes and personal income taxes on income from business.
Y - HB 113 (02/13/2014): 3rd reading of a bill to establish a statewide registry to record the individual drug prescriptions.
N - HB 1430 (02/13/2014): Third reading of a bill to let a licensed medical professional refuse to participate in a process that violates the person's conscience.
N - HB 1430 (02/12/2014): Perfection of a bill to let a licensed medical professional refuse to participate in a process that violates the person's conscience.
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