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HB 29 Budget Bill.

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floor: 03/09/24  Senate: Conference report agreed to by Senate (36-Y 4-N)

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YEAS--Aird, Bagby, Boysko, Carroll Foy, Craig, Deeds, DeSteph, Diggs, Durant, Ebbin, Favola, French, Hackworth, Hashmi, Head, Jordan, Locke, Lucas, Marsden, McDougle, McPike, Mulchi, Obenshain, Pekarsky, Perry, Pillion, Reeves, Roem, Rouse, Salim, Stanley, Stuart, Subramanyam, Surovell, VanValkenburg, Williams Graves--36.

NAYS--McGuire, Peake, Sturtevant, Suetterlein--4.

RULE 36--0.

NOT VOTING--0.

 

Senator Lucas stated that she was abstaining pursuant to Rule 36 on Item 104, Item 304, and Item 397, but voting on the conference committee report on H.B. 29 as a whole.

Senator McDougle stated that he was abstaining pursuant to Rule 36 on Item 206, but voting on the conference committee report on H.B. 29 as a whole.

Senator McPike stated that he was abstaining pursuant to Rule 36 on Item 4-14 #1c, but voting on the conference committee report on H.B. 29 as a whole.

Senator Stuart stated that he was abstaining pursuant to Rule 36 on Item 374 #1c, but voting on the conference committee report on H.B. 29 as a whole.

 

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Senator Craig stated that she wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator DeSteph stated that he wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c, Item 494 #1c, and Item 4-14 #1c on the conference committee report on 

Senator Diggs stated that he wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator Durant stated that she wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator French stated that he wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator Hackworth stated that he wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator Head stated that he wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator Jordan stated that she wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator McDougle stated that he wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator Mulchi stated that she wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator Obenshain stated that he wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator Reeves stated that he wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator Stanley stated that he wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.

Senator Stuart stated that he wished to be reflected as voting nay on the question of agreeing to Item 381 #1c-RGGI on the conference committee report on H.B. 29.