Utah State Legislator Votes for 2005-2006
         

Kerry W. Gibson (R), State House (Dist. 6), Record of Selected Votes in 2006

 
H.B. 85 Abortion by a Minor - Parental Notification and Consent , Rep. Gibson, is the primary sponsor of the bill. Rep. Gibson voted for the bill.

H.B. 101 Lobbyist Gift Limits and Disclosure (Alexander, J.) Rep. Gibson voted for the bill.

H.B. 109 Sales and Use Tax - Food and Food Ingredients and Tax Rates -- Newbold, M. Rep. Gibson voted for the bill.

HB0045 Bear River Development Act-- Rep. Gibson voted for the bill.

H.B. 47 -- Sales Tax Diversion for Water Projects and Water Financing Rep Gibson voted for the bill.

SB 70 Process for Approval of Waste Disposal Amendments (Nuclear waste) This bill modifies legislative and gubernatorial approval requirements for the disposal of certain wastes. (allows Legislature to set rules without approval of the Governor) Rep. Gibson voted for the bill.

HB94 Second Substitute Ban on Gifts to Elected Officials The original HB94 limited gifts to legislators to $5 or less; The Substitute bill, HB94S2, returned the limit on gifts to less than $50. The Law enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee submitted only the substitute bill to the floor and Rep. Gibson was not given a vote on the original bill. Rep. Gibson voted for the substitute bill.

HB12 Amendments to Government Records Access and Management Act provides that certain communications between citizens and elected officials are protected records not subject to disclosure. Rep. Gibson voted for the bill.

HB 100, 259 (air) and 335 (radiation) are a set of bills which require a bond to be posted to cover all the costs of an environmental action by anyone requesting a stay of any environmental protection action. Rep. Gibson voted for HB 259. There are no votes on the other two bills to date.

H.B.15 Early Voting This bill amends the Election Code to permit in-person early voting prior to the date of the election.. Rep Gibson voted for the bill.

HB42 Sub Renewable Energy Tax Credits Rep Gibson voted for the bill. The Bill passed the house unanimously.

H.B. 101 Lobbyist Gift Limits and Disclosure (Requires disclosure on all gifts over $5) Rep. Gibson voted for the bill.

H.B. 15 Early Voting This bill amends the Election Code to permit in-person early voting prior to the date of the election. Rep Gibson voted for the bill.

S.B 96 Public Education - Instruction and Policy Relating to the Origins of Life/Origins of the Species Third substitute removed all reference to the origins of life. The bill did not pass the House. Rep. Gibson voted for the bill.

H.B. 109 Sales and Use Tax - Food and Food Ingredients and Tax Rates. Third Substitute Rep. Gibson voted against the bill.

Glenn A. Donnelson (R), State House (Dist 7), Record of Selected Votes in 2006

 

H.B. 101 Lobbyist Gift Limits and Disclosure (Alexander, J.) Rep. Donnelson voted for the bill.

H.B. 85 Abortion by a Minor - Parental Notification and Consent , Rep. Gibson, is the primary sponsor of the bill. Rep. Donnelson voted for the bill.

H.B. 109 Sales and Use Tax - Food and Food Ingredients and Tax Rates -- Newbold, M. Rep. Donnelson voted for the bill.

HB0045 Bear River Development Act-- Rep. Donnelson voted for the bill.

H.B. 47 -- Sales Tax Diversion for Water Projects and Water Financing Rep Donnelson voted for the bill.

SB 70 Process for Approval of Waste Disposal Amendments (Nuclear waste) This bill modifies legislative and gubernatorial approval requirements for the disposal of certain wastes. (allows Legislature to set rules without approval of the Governor) Retp. Donnelson voted for the bill.

HB94 Second Substitute Ban on Gifts to Elected Officials The original HB94 limited gifts to legislators to $5 or less; The Substitute bill, HB94S2, returned the limit on gifts to less than $50. The Law enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee submitted only the substitute bill to the floor and Rep. Donnelson was not given a vote on the original bill. Rep. Donnelson voted for the substitute bill.

HB12 Amendments to Government Records Access and Management Act provides that certain communications between citizens and elected officials are protected records not subject to disclosure. Rep. Donnelson voted for the bill.

HB 100, 259 (air) and 335 (radiation) are a set of bills which require a bond to be posted to cover all the costs of an environmental action by anyone requesting a stay of any environmental protection action. Rep. Donnelson voted for HB 259. There are no votes on the other two bills to date.

H.B.15 Early Voting This bill amends the Election Code to permit in-person early voting prior to the date of the election.. Rep Donnelson voted for the bill.

HB42 Sub Renewable Energy Tax Credits Rep Donnelson voted for the bill. The Bill passed the house unanimously.

H.B. 101 Lobbyist Gift Limits and Disclosure (Requires disclosure on all gifts over $5) Rep. Donnelson voted for the bill.

H.B. 15 Early Voting This bill amends the Election Code to permit in-person early voting prior to the date of the election. Rep Donnelson voted for the bill.

S.B 96 Public Education - Instruction and Policy Relating to the Origins of Life / Origins of the Species Third substitute removed all reference to the origins of life. The bill did not pass the House. Rep. Donnelson voted against the bill.

H.B. 109 Sales and Use Tax - Food and Food Ingredients and Tax Rates. Third Substitute Rep. Donnelson voted against the bill.

Joseph G. Murray (R), State House (Dist. 11), Record of Selected Votes in 2006

  

H.B. 101 Lobbyist Gift Limits and Disclosure (Alexander, J.) Rep. Murray voted for the bill.

H.B. 85 Abortion by a Minor - Parental Notification and Consent , Rep. Gibson, is the primary sponsor of the bill. Rep. Murray voted for the bill.

H.B. 109 Sales and Use Tax - Food and Food Ingredients and Tax Rates Rep. Murray voted for the bill.

HB0045 Bear River Development Act-- Rep. Murray voted for the bill.

H.B. 47 -- Sales Tax Diversion for Water Projects and Water Financing Rep Murray voted for the bill.

SB 70 Process for Approval of Waste Disposal Amendments (Nuclear waste) This bill modifies legislative and gubernatorial approval requirements for the disposal of certain wastes. (allows Legislature to set rules without approval of the Governor) Rep. Murray voted against the bill.

HB94 Second Substitute Ban on Gifts to Elected Officials The original HB94 limited gifts to legislators to $5 or less; The Substitute bill, HB94S2, returned the limit on gifts to less than $50. The Law enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee submitted only the substitute bill to the floor and Rep. Murray was not given a vote on the original bill. Rep. Murray voted for the substitute bill.

HB12 Amendments to Government Records Access and Management Act provides that certain communications between citizens and elected officials are protected records not subject to disclosure. Rep. Murray voted against the bill.

HB 100, 259 (air) and 335 (radiation) are a set of bills which require a bond to be posted to cover all the costs of an environmental action by anyone requesting a stay of any environmental protection action. Rep. Murray voted for HB 259. There are no votes on the other two bills to date.

H.B.15 Early Voting This bill amends the Election Code to permit in-person early voting prior to the date of the election.. Rep Murray voted for the bill.

HB42 Sub Renewable Energy Tax Credits Rep Murray voted for the bill. The Bill passed the house unanimously.

H.B. 101 Lobbyist Gift Limits and Disclosure (Requires disclosure on all gifts over $5) Sen.Murrays voted for the bill.

H.B. 15 Early Voting This bill amends the Election Code to permit in-person early voting prior to the date of the election. Rep Murray voted for the bill.

S.B 96 Public Education - Instruction and Policy Relating to the Origins of Life/Origins of the Species Third substitute removed all reference to the origins of life. The bill did not pass the House. Rep. Murray voted against voted against the bill.

H.B. 109 Sales and Use Tax - Food and Food Ingredients and Tax Rates. Third Substitute Rep. Murray voted against the bill.

 

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