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Republican Representative · Assembly District 1

Source: Wisconsin Legislature , Wisconsin Ethics Commission · pulled · record through

Floor votes missed
1 of 1,113
Bills led
86 · 22 became law
Votes with their party
100% · 243 votes, 2025
Committees
5

Bills they led · 86

Bills where Joel Kitchens is the lead author, the first name on the bill. Sponsoring a bill means putting it forward: the text itself is drafted by the nonpartisan Legislative Reference Bureau. Bills they signed onto behind another member are listed below, and bills they only voted on are in Vote history. What these roles mean

Of the 86 bills they led: 22 became law, 3 were vetoed, 10 died without a public hearing. Statuses come from each bill's official history.

Became law 22 bills
  • AB 911 Funding for a battery collection and recycling program and making an appropriation. (FE) 2025
  • AB 759 Eligibility to receive occupational credentials for recipients of deferred action under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. (FE) 2025
  • AB 713 Requiring battery stewardship organizations to administer battery collection and recycling programs and providing a penalty. (FE) 2025
  • AB 659 Tuition and fee remission or grants for certain veterans and their dependents enrolled in the University of Wisconsin System, a technical college, or a private nonprofit institution of higher education; and the University of Wisconsin System nonresident tuition exemption for certain veterans. (FE) 2025
  • AB 530 The operation of drones over school property and providing a penalty. 2025
  • AB 2 Requiring school boards to adopt policies to prohibit the use of wireless communication devices during instructional time. 2025
  • AB 960 Emergency communications device location information. 2023
  • AB 65 Eligibility for producer-led watershed, lake, and river protection grants. (FE) 2023
  • AB 576 Public safety peer counseling and privilege for peer support and critical incident stress management services communications and granting rule-making authority. (FE) 2023
  • AB 321 Reading instruction in public schools and private schools participating in parental choice programs, an early literacy assessment and intervention program, providing an exemption from rule-making procedures, and granting rule-making authority. (FE) 2023
  • AB 914 Allowing the Town of Gibraltar in Door County to create a tax incremental district in the same manner as a city or village. (FE) 2021
  • AB 727 Creating a commercial nitrogen optimization pilot program, providing crop insurance rebates for cover crops, creating a hydrogeologist position, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, granting rule-making authority, and making an appropriation. (FE) 2021
  • AB 67 Information on the school district and school accountability report. 2019
  • AB 112 Eligibility of Washington Island Observer newspaper to receive compensation for publication of legal notices and the content of affidavits of printing filed as evidence of publication. 2019
  • AB 946 Producer led watershed protection grants and transferring moneys within the environmental fund. (FE) 2017
  • AB 775 The showing of a substantial likelihood that a parent will not meet the conditions established for the safe return of the child to the home in a termination of parental rights proceeding. 2017
  • AB 731 Qualification of newspapers to receive compensation for publication of legal notice. 2017
  • AB 226 Local assistance for remediating contaminated wells and failing wastewater treatment systems and award limits for contaminated well grants. (FE) 2017
  • AB 702 Special registration plates associated with the Wisconsin Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, childhood cancer, Whitetails Unlimited, the Boy Scouts of America, and nurses and the nursing profession, registration numbers on special registration plates, and making appropriations. (FE) 2015
  • AB 664 Mental health services in schools. 2015
  • AB 208 Special restrictions cards issued with certain motor vehicle operator's licenses. (FE) 2015
  • AB 174 Immunity of private campgrounds. 2015
Vetoed 3 bills
  • AB 572 Absentee voting in certain residential care facilities and retirement homes and court determinations of incompetency and ineligibility to vote. 2023
  • AB 446 Reading readiness assessments and granting rule-making authority. (FE) 2021
  • AB 243 Allocation of federal American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 funds for certain environmental purposes and granting rule-making authority. (FE) 2021
Passed one chamber 1 bills
  • AJR 26 Honoring April 22, 2021, as the 51st Anniversary of Earth Day. 2021
Died at session end 60 bills
  • AJR 24 Reaffirming Wisconsin’s commitment to the strengthening and deepening of the sister ties between the State of Wisconsin and Taiwan; reaffirming Wisconsin’s support for the Taiwan Relations Act; supporting Taiwan’s signing of a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the United States; and continuing support for increasing Taiwan’s international profile. 2025
  • AB 90 Copies of and inspection or disclosure of information contained in certain vital records. (FE) 2025
  • AB 79 Prosecuting or adjudicating delinquent a person under the age of 18 for committing an act of prostitution. 2025
  • AB 693 The offering of deer to a meat processing facility for provision to a food pantry. 2025
  • AB 658 The maximum compensation for compatibility with elective offices in cities, villages, and towns. (FE) 2025
  • AB 644 State aid for consolidated school districts. (FE) 2025
  • AB 505 Creating a veterinary loan repayment grant program administered by the Higher Educational Aids Board and exempting from taxation amounts received from such a grant program. 2025
  • AB 436 Requiring animal testing facilities and breeders to offer certain dogs and cats for adoption to releasing agencies and providing a penalty. (FE) 2025
  • AB 43 Permitting pharmacists to prescribe certain contraceptives, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty. (FE) 2025
  • AB 185 Property tax exemption for nonprofit theaters. (FE) 2025
  • AB 119 Transfer of nursing home beds. 2025
  • AJR 126 Reaffirming Wisconsin's commitment to the strengthening and deepening of the sister ties between the State of Wisconsin and Taiwan; reaffirming Wisconsin's support of the Taiwan Relations Act; supporting Taiwan's signing of a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the United States; and continuing support for increasing Taiwan's international profile. 2023
  • AB 987 Education about rechargeable batteries and providing grants for collecting and recycling rechargeable batteries. (FE) 2023
  • AB 950 Excepting xylazine testing materials from the definition of drug paraphernalia and civil and criminal liability exemptions for distributing and administering xylazine testing products. 2023
  • AB 889 Use of cellular telephones in school zones and providing a penalty. 2023
  • AB 87 Restitution upon conviction of vehicular homicide. (FE) 2023
  • AB 818 Reservations and fees for camping in certain state parks and modifying administrative rules of the Department of Natural Resources. (FE) 2023
  • AB 64 Nitrate contamination and the well compensation grant program. (FE) 2023
  • AB 48 Prosecuting or adjudicating delinquent a person under the age of 18 for committing an act of prostitution. 2023
  • AB 176 Permitting pharmacists to prescribe certain contraceptives, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty. (FE) 2023
  • AB 12 Tuition and fee remission or grants for certain veterans and their dependents enrolled in the University of Wisconsin System, a technical college, or a private nonprofit institution of higher education; and the University of Wisconsin System nonresident tuition exemption for certain veterans. (FE) 2023
  • AB 11 Fee waivers for state park vehicle admission receipts to parents or guardians of 4th grade pupils and making an appropriation. (FE) 2023
  • AB 728 Nitrates under the well compensation program; eligibility for producer-led watershed, lake, and river protection grants; and the annual allocation plan for county conservation grants. (FE) 2021
  • AB 693 Amounts obligated under the Warren Knowles-Gaylord Nelson Stewardship 2000 Program for water infrastructure projects in the state park system. (FE) 2021
  • AB 61 The use of proceeds from the sale of state-owned properties controlled by the Department of Natural Resources. (FE) 2021
  • AB 570 A condominium association's obligation to maintain records and allow a unit owner to inspect and copy those records; financial audits of condominium association records; access by condominium unit owners to records of an entity controlled by an association; and organizing a condominium association as a for-profit corporation. 2021
  • AB 567 Allocation of federal American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 funds for repairs to Potawatomi State Park observation tower. (FE) 2021
  • AB 515 Tuition and fee remission or grants for certain veterans and their dependents enrolled in the University of Wisconsin System, a technical college, or a private nonprofit institution of higher education; and the University of Wisconsin System nonresident tuition exemption for certain veterans. (FE) 2021
  • AB 501 Procedural changes for applications under the Clean Water Fund Program and the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program. (FE) 2021
  • AB 47 Qualification of newspapers to receive compensation for publication of legal notices and requirements relating to publication. 2021
  • AB 36 Permitting pharmacists to prescribe certain contraceptives, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty. (FE) 2021
  • AB 189 Expanding applicability of the room tax, making substantive and technical changes to the local room tax, and providing a penalty. 2021
  • AB 131 Prohibiting the sale and use of coal tar-based sealants and high PAH sealant products. (FE) 2021
  • AB 922 PFAS management zones, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, and granting rule-making authority. (FE) 2019
  • AB 921 Providing positions and funding related to PFAS management zones, creating a municipal grant program for PFAS testing, and making an appropriation. (FE) 2019
  • AB 797 Prohibiting the sale and use of coal tar-based sealants and high PAH sealant products. (FE) 2019
  • AB 796 Creating a pilot grant program for farmers to reduce nitrate loading, funding research for nitrate loading reduction methods, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, granting rule-making authority, and making an appropriation. (FE) 2019
  • AB 685 Creating a pre-filing notice requirement applicable to a dispute between a condominium association and a unit owner. 2019
  • AB 683 Expanding applicability of the room tax, making substantive and technical changes to the local room tax, and providing a penalty. (FE) 2019
  • AB 66 Creative economy development initiative grants and making an appropriation. (FE) 2019
  • AB 465 Counting pupils enrolled in four-year-old kindergarten. (FE) 2019
  • AB 464 The age at which a child may attend four-year-old kindergarten. (FE) 2019
  • AB 456 Grants for feasibility studies of school district consolidation or whole grade sharing and making an appropriation. (FE) 2019
  • AB 304 Permitting pharmacists to prescribe certain contraceptives, extending the time limit for emergency rule procedures, providing an exemption from emergency rule procedures, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty. (FE) 2019
  • AB 224 Determining shared costs and the secondary cost ceiling for the purpose of general equalization aids for school districts. (FE) 2019
  • AB 223 Supplemental state aid for consolidated school districts and making an appropriation. (FE) 2019
  • AB 113 Buying and selling water pollution credits through a central clearinghouse. (FE) 2019
  • AB 569 Publication of school and school district accountability reports. 2017
  • AB 559 Transfer policies for college credit earned by high school pupils. 2017
  • AB 423 An initial teaching license based on completion of a Montessori teacher education program. 2017

Showing 50 of 60, see the full record

Coauthored · 919

Bills led by another member of the Assembly that Joel Kitchens signed onto. Signing on adds their name to the bill; it is not the same as leading it. From each bill's official history.

Show all 919 coauthored bills
  • AR 5 Celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day on March 17, 2025. 2025
  • AR 4 Proclaiming our appreciation and respect for our Grocery and Retail Food Employees. 2025
  • AJR 94 Proclaiming January as Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month in the state of Wisconsin. 2025
  • AJR 92 Recognizing the United States Marine Corps’s 250th birthday. 2025
  • AJR 91 Recognizing the United States Navy’s 250th birthday. 2025
  • AJR 59 Proclaiming June as Dairy Month in Wisconsin. 2025
  • AJR 50 Recognizing the United States Army’s 250th birthday. 2025
  • AJR 48 Commemorating Hmong-Lao Veterans Day and honoring the Hmong-Lao veterans who served alongside the United States in the Vietnam War. 2025
  • AJR 34 Honoring the 50th anniversary of the child support program. 2025
  • AJR 3 Proclaiming January 2025 as Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month in the state of Wisconsin. 2025
  • AJR 29 Celebrating May 7, 2025, as Skilled Trades Day in Wisconsin. 2025
  • AJR 23 Designating April 2025 and April 2026 as Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Months. 2025
  • AJR 18 Honoring the life and public service of Representative Jonathan Brostoff. 2025
  • AJR 139 Reaffirming Wisconsin’s commitment to the strengthening and deepening of the sister ties between the State of Wisconsin and Taiwan, reaffirming Wisconsin’s support for the Taiwan Relations Act, supporting Taiwan’s signing of a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the United States, and continuing support for increasing Taiwan’s international profile. 2025
  • AJR 132 The life and public service of George Meyer. 2025
  • AJR 127 Prohibiting the governor from using the partial veto to create or increase any tax or fee (second consideration). 2025
  • AJR 12 Honoring the life and public service of Assembly Chief Clerk Patrick Fuller. 2025
  • AJR 1 Requiring photographic identification to vote in any election (second consideration). 2025
  • AB 974 A public affairs network trust fund, grants to the WisconsinEye Public Affairs Network, and making an appropriation. (FE) 2025
  • AB 972 Financial exploitation of vulnerable adults. 2025
  • AB 971 Tuition and materials reimbursement for community paramedics and community emergency medical services practitioners. (FE) 2025
  • AB 97 Extension of eligibility under the Medical Assistance program for postpartum women. (FE) 2025
  • AB 956 Exempting certain agricultural warehouses from automatic fire sprinkler requirements. 2025
  • AB 948 Policies to prohibit the use of wireless communication devices during the school day in public schools. 2025
  • AB 912 An audiovisual recording of a child’s statement admitted as evidence. 2025
  • AB 91 The requirement that first class cities and first class city school districts place school resource officers in schools. (FE) 2025
  • AB 897 Elimination of a jury trial in a child in need of protection or services (CHIPS) proceeding and substitution of judge in a proceeding for the termination of parental rights. 2025
  • AB 885 Limitations on extraterritorial subdivision ordinances of incorporated municipalities. 2025
  • AB 856 Repealing unconstitutional provisions related to operating while intoxicated. 2025
  • AB 848 Operation of autonomous vehicles on highways and providing a penalty. 2025
  • AB 822 Administration of town road improvements under the local roads improvement program. (FE) 2025
  • AB 817 Reimbursement for the provision of military funeral honors. (FE) 2025
  • AB 813 The opportunity attraction and promotion program administered by the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. 2025
  • AB 8 Agreements for direct primary care. 2025
  • AB 77 Registration plate concealment devices and providing a penalty. 2025
  • AB 752 Using an absentee ballot drop box or the U.S. mail or a commercial carrier to commit election fraud and providing a penalty. 2025
  • AB 748 Exemptions from food product licensing requirements for sale of pickled fruits and vegetables, baked goods, and other shelf-stable food products prepared in a person’s home and granting rule-making authority. (FE) 2025
  • AB 737 Financing certain infrastructure by special charge approved by a neighborhood improvement district. 2025
  • AB 720 Coverage and reimbursement of emergency ambulance services under health insurance policies and plans. (FE) 2025
  • AB 709 Alternative methods of providing pupil transportation services. (FE) 2025
  • AB 704 Fees for snowmobile registration and trail use stickers. (FE) 2025
  • AB 702 Income tax credit for in vitro fertilization medical expenses. (FE) 2025
  • AB 701 Adopting the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act. 2025
  • AB 678 School board policies on appropriate communication with pupils. (FE) 2025
  • AB 677 Creating a crime of grooming a child for sexual activity and providing a penalty. 2025
  • AB 671 A study of redundancies in legal requirements for new housing construction. (FE) 2025
  • AB 648 Supplemental state aid for consolidated school districts. (FE) 2025
  • AB 647 Whole grade sharing grants for school boards. (FE) 2025
  • AB 646 Requiring a school district consolidation study. (FE) 2025
  • AB 645 Grants for feasibility studies of school district consolidation or whole grade sharing. (FE) 2025

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Cosponsored · 921

Bills from the other house that Joel Kitchens signed onto. Signing on adds their name to the bill; it is not the same as leading it. From each bill's official history.

Show all 921 cosponsored bills
  • SJR 90 Proclaiming January as Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month in the state of Wisconsin. 2025
  • SJR 87 Recognizing the United States Marine Corps’s 250th birthday. 2025
  • SJR 86 Recognizing the United States Navy’s 250th birthday. 2025
  • SJR 63 Proclaiming June as Dairy Month in Wisconsin. 2025
  • SJR 55 Recognizing the United States Army’s 250th birthday. 2025
  • SJR 49 Commemorating Hmong-Lao Veterans Day and honoring the Hmong-Lao veterans who served alongside the United States in the Vietnam War. 2025
  • SJR 34 Honoring the 50th anniversary of the child support program. 2025
  • SJR 3 Proclaiming January 2025 as Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month in the state of Wisconsin. 2025
  • SJR 29 Designating April 2025 and April 2026 as Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Months. 2025
  • SJR 28 Reaffirming Wisconsin’s commitment to the strengthening and deepening of the sister ties between the State of Wisconsin and Taiwan; reaffirming Wisconsin’s support for the Taiwan Relations Act; supporting Taiwan’s signing of a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the United States; and continuing support for increasing Taiwan’s international profile. 2025
  • SJR 26 Celebrating May 7, 2025, as Skilled Trades Day in Wisconsin. 2025
  • SJR 2 Requiring photographic identification to vote in any election (second consideration). 2025
  • SJR 19 Honoring the life and public service of Representative Jonathan Brostoff. 2025
  • SJR 18 Proclaiming the week of April 14, 2025, as Two Lights for Tomorrow Week in the state of Wisconsin. 2025
  • SJR 142 Recognizing the life and extraordinary leadership of Bob Harlan. 2025
  • SJR 133 Reaffirming Wisconsin’s commitment to the strengthening and deepening of the sister ties between the State of Wisconsin and Taiwan, reaffirming Wisconsin’s support for the Taiwan Relations Act, supporting Taiwan’s signing of a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the United States, and continuing support for increasing Taiwan’s international profile. 2025
  • SJR 13 Honoring the life and public service of Assembly Chief Clerk Patrick Fuller. 2025
  • SJR 127 Celebrating the 115th anniversary of the founding of Scouting America. 2025
  • SJR 125 The life and public service of George Meyer. 2025
  • SJR 116 Prohibiting the governor from using the partial veto to create or increase any tax or fee (second consideration). 2025
  • SB 998 Tourism promotion improvement districts. (FE) 2025
  • SB 971 Exempting certain agricultural warehouses from automatic fire sprinkler requirements. 2025
  • SB 970 Financial exploitation of vulnerable adults. 2025
  • SB 957 Policies to prohibit the use of wireless communication devices during the school day in public schools. 2025
  • SB 895 Funding for a battery collection and recycling program and making an appropriation. (FE) 2025
  • SB 886 Elimination of a jury trial in a child in need of protection or services (CHIPS) proceeding and substitution of judge in a proceeding for the termination of parental rights. 2025
  • SB 884 An audiovisual recording of a child’s statement admitted as evidence. 2025
  • SB 873 Limitations on extraterritorial subdivision ordinances of incorporated municipalities. 2025
  • SB 845 Repealing unconstitutional provisions related to operating while intoxicated. 2025
  • SB 831 Operation of autonomous vehicles on highways and providing a penalty. 2025
  • SB 819 Administration of town road improvements under the local roads improvement program. (FE) 2025
  • SB 809 The opportunity attraction and promotion program administered by the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. 2025
  • SB 745 Eligibility to receive occupational credentials for recipients of deferred action under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. (FE) 2025
  • SB 739 Exemptions from food product licensing requirements for sale of pickled fruits and vegetables, baked goods, and other shelf-stable food products prepared in a person’s home and granting rule-making authority. (FE) 2025
  • SB 738 Using an absentee ballot drop box or the U.S. mail or a commercial carrier to commit election fraud and providing a penalty. 2025
  • SB 735 Financing certain infrastructure by special charge approved by a neighborhood improvement district. 2025
  • SB 73 Prosecuting or adjudicating delinquent a person under the age of 18 for committing an act of prostitution. 2025
  • SB 711 Coverage and reimbursement of emergency ambulance services under health insurance policies and plans. (FE) 2025
  • SB 702 Requiring battery stewardship organizations to administer battery collection and recycling programs and providing a penalty. (FE) 2025
  • SB 700 Fees for snowmobile registration and trail use stickers. (FE) 2025
  • SB 699 Alternative methods of providing pupil transportation services. (FE) 2025
  • SB 69 An income tax subtraction for certain expenses paid by a school teacher. (FE) 2025
  • SB 687 Income tax credit for in vitro fertilization medical expenses. (FE) 2025
  • SB 680 The offering of deer to a meat processing facility for provision to a food pantry. 2025
  • SB 673 School board policies on appropriate communication with pupils. (FE) 2025
  • SB 671 Creating a crime of grooming a child for sexual activity and providing a penalty. 2025
  • SB 669 Grants for feasibility studies of school district consolidation or whole grade sharing. (FE) 2025
  • SB 668 Supplemental state aid for consolidated school districts. (FE) 2025
  • SB 667 Whole grade sharing grants for school boards. (FE) 2025
  • SB 666 Adopting the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act. 2025

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Campaign money

$28,515 reported receipts across 146 records

Jan 1, 2025–Dec 31, 2026. Includes collected receipts before taking office. Latest reported transaction: Aug 9, 2026. Earliest collected receipt in this view: Jan 10, 2025. Filings and amendments may be missing; totals cover collected records.

2025
Receipts by quarter in the selected period. Gold bars with a tick under them are election quarters; peak $12,009 in 2026 Q2.
Quarter by quarter
  • 2025 Q1: $25
  • 2025 Q2: $5,010
  • 2025 Q3: $3,556
  • 2025 Q4: $2,615
  • 2026 Q1: $2,000
  • 2026 Q2: $12,009
  • 2026 Q3: $3,300

Where it came from

  • Individuals: $20,629 (72%)
  • Businesses & other entities: $3,886 (14%)
  • Political committees: $2,500 (9%)
  • Unregistered: $1,500 (5%)

Source types exactly as the committee reported each receipt to CFIS.

Top contributing committees

PACs, party and other political committees

Top individual donors

within the selected period, grouped by CFIS donor identity

  • Eric Paulsen 2 receipts $1,000
  • Lisa Karandanis 1 receipts $1,000
  • Diane Hendricks 1 receipts $1,000
  • Virgil Kreder 1 receipts $500
  • John Asher 1 receipts $500

Top occupations of individual donors

as reported by donors; individuals gave $20,629 in total

  • retired $10,442
  • Winery owner $1,000
  • Consulting chairman $1,000
  • business owner $886
  • realtor $718

Source: Wisconsin Ethics Commission campaign finance filings (campaignfinance.wi.gov), refreshed nightly. Wisconsin law bars corporations from contributing to candidates; money comes from individuals and political committees. Totals cover verified candidate committees, including runs for other offices. Receipts can include loans, transfers, refunds, and in-kind support. All available history starts no earlier than July 2008 and may have gaps. Full methodology

Key votes · 439

Selected by rule, not judgment: the final recorded passage vote of every bill that became law, any floor vote decided by five or fewer, and every veto-override vote. Each row links to the official roll call.

Showing the 300 most recent; the full record is in Vote history below.

Votes against their party · 15

Roll calls where Joel Kitchens voted opposite the majority of Republicans casting an Aye or Nay on that roll call. Ties within the party are excluded; absences never count. Each row links to the official roll call.

Show all 15 party-break votes
  • Feb 22, 2022 AB 970 PASSAGE Voted Nay; Republicans split 59 Aye–1 Nay roll call
  • Jan 28, 2021 SJR 3 CONCURRENCE Voted Nay; Republicans split 52 Aye–7 Nay roll call
  • Feb 18, 2020 AB 793 PASSAGE Voted Nay; Republicans split 60 Aye–1 Nay roll call
  • Nov 7, 2019 AB 526 PASSAGE Voted Nay; Republicans split 55 Aye–6 Nay roll call
  • Feb 15, 2018 AB 547 PASSAGE Voted Nay; Republicans split 58 Aye–4 Nay roll call
  • Jun 14, 2017 AJR 20 ADOPTION Voted Nay; Republicans split 61 Aye–3 Nay roll call
  • Jun 14, 2017 AJR 21 ADOPTION Voted Nay; Republicans split 54 Aye–7 Nay roll call
  • Jun 14, 2017 AB 165 PASSAGE Voted Nay; Republicans split 58 Aye–3 Nay roll call
  • May 2, 2017 SB 76 CONCURRENCE Voted Nay; Republicans split 62 Aye–1 Nay roll call
  • Feb 18, 2016 AB 874 Read a third time and passed, Ayes 57, Noes 35, Paired 4 Voted Nay; Republicans split 57 Aye–2 Nay roll call
  • Feb 18, 2016 AB 885 Read a third time and passed, Ayes 55, Noes 40 Voted Nay; Republicans split 49 Aye–13 Nay roll call
  • Feb 18, 2016 SB 459 Read a third time and concurred in, Ayes 56, Noes 37, Paired 4 Voted Nay; Republicans split 56 Aye–4 Nay roll call
  • Feb 9, 2016 AB 600 Read a third time and passed, Ayes 57, Noes 39, Paired 2 Voted Nay; Republicans split 57 Aye–4 Nay roll call
  • Jul 28, 2015 SB 209 Read a third time and concurred in, Ayes 52, Noes 34, Paired 8 Voted Nay; Republicans split 35 Aye–20 Nay roll call
  • Mar 17, 2015 AB 27 Read a third time and passed, Ayes 76, Noes 22 Voted Nay; Republicans split 61 Aye–2 Nay roll call

Floor attendance

Only days the chamber held recorded floor votes are shown, on every tile below, they either voted or missed: 1,113 votes across 138 voting days, 1 missed.

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Missed-vote days in 2017 · 1
  • Nov 2: missed 1 of 6
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Vote history · 1,112

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