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2003 Senate Roll Calls
SS SB 13 (09/11/2003): The motion to override the governor's veto of legislation to ban cities from suing gun manufacturers and force St. Louis city to drop its lawsuit against the industry.
HS HB 156 (09/11/2003): The motion to override the governor's veto of a bill to require a 24-hour waiting period before an abortion. An override requires a 2/3rds vote -- 23 votes.
HS HB 349 (09/11/2003): The motion to override the governor's veto of the bill to allow private citizens to carry concealed weapons.
HB 103 (06/27/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the identical copy of the higher education budget the governor had vetoed from the special session.
HB 102 (06/27/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the identical copy of the education budget the governor had vetoed from the special session.
CCS HB 11 (06/17/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the special session welfare budget to replace the budget vetoed by the governor.
CCS HB 10 (06/17/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the special session health and mental health budgets to replace the budgets vetoed by the governor.
CCS HB 3 (06/17/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the special session higher education budget to replace the budget vetoed by the governor.
CCS HB 2 (06/17/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the special session education budget to replace the budget vetoed by the governor.
SCS HCS HB 2 (06/12/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the Social Services Department budget in the special session.
SCS HCS HB 10 (06/12/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the health and mental health budgets in the special session.
SCS HCS HB 3 (06/12/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the higher education budget in the special session.
SCS HCS HB 2 (06/12/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the education budget in the special session.
SCS HCS HB 2 (06/12/2003.S1): 3rd reading of the education budget in the special session.
CCS HB 679 (05/16/2003): 3rd reading of the final version of legislation to strengthen state oversight of foster children and require privatization of some foster care services.
HS SS SB 5 (05/16/2003): 3rd reading of a bill designed to lower sentences assigned to some criminal offenders.
SS HS HB 121 (05/15/2003): 3rd reading of a bill to require health insurance to cover chiropractic care
CCS SB 11 (05/16/2003): 3rd reading of the final version of a bill to create a "sales tax holiday" that exempts from the sales tax purchase of clothing and school supplies a few days before school.
CCS SB 298 (05/13/2003): 3rd reading and final passage of a bill that would let liquor to be sold earlier in the morning in restaurants.
CCS HB 600 (05/14/2003): 3rd reading of the final conference version of the revenue-enhancement bill that would raise more than $100 to help balance the state's budget.
SA 2 SS HS HB 470 (05/14/2003): An amendment to a bill on methamphetamine that would raise the number of cold-pill packages a person could buy at one time.
Previous Question (05/02/2003): A motion to shut off debate and end the filibuster that was blocking a vote on a bill to allow private citizens to carry concealed weapons.
SS HS HB 349 (05/02/2003): 3rd reading of a bill to let private citizens carry concealed weapons.
HS HB 156 (04/30/2003): 3rd reading of a bill to require a 24-hour waiting period after counseling before an abortion could be performed.
SSA 1 SA 23 SS HCS HB 600 (04/30/2003): An amendment to the revenue-increase bill that would submit to Missouri voters a 1/2 cent sales tax increase that would be phased out in three years.
SCS HS HB 11 (04/23/2003): 3rd reading of the Social Services Department budget.
SCS HS HB 10 (04/23/2003): 3rd reading of the health and mental health budgets.
SCS HS HB 2 (04/23/2003): Reconsidered 3rd reading of the Education Department budget that cuts funding to local schools by more than $200 million.
SCS HS HB 2 (04/22/2003): 3rd reading of the Education Department budget that cuts funding to local schools by more than $200 million.
SS SB 2 (04/16/2003): 3rd reading of a bill to exclude a person from workers compensation to refuses to take or fails a drug test.
SA 17 SS SB 381 (04/15/2003): An amendment to a transportation bill to increase the tax on diesel fuel by 3 cents per gallon.
SA 9 SS SB 5 (04/09/2003): An amendment to a sentencing bill that would repeal the death penalty.
SR 433 (03/20/2003): Adoption of a resolution supporting the war in Iraq.
SS SB 280 (03/19/2003): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict awards in liability lawsuits.
SS SB 280 (03/14/2003): Perfection of a bill to restrict awards in liability lawsuits.
SCS SB 11 (03/13/2003): 3rd reading of a bill to exempt purchases from the sales tax for a few days in August before school starts.
SS SB 34 (03/11/2003): 3rd reading of a bill that would allow lawsuits against persons assisting a minor from getting an abortion without parental consent.
SA 3 SS SB 34 (03/05/2003): An amendment to exempt cases of rape and incest from a bill that would allow lawsuits against persons assisting a minor from getting an abortion without parental consent.
SS SB 13 (02/27/2003): 3rd reading of legislation to force St. Louis city to drop its lawsuit against fire arms manufacturers.
SS HB 401 (02/19/2003): 3rd reading of legislation to authorize a $150 million bond issue to help balance the state's current fiscal year budget.
SA 5 SS HB 401 (02/19/2003): An amendment to the bond issue bill to raise the size of the bonds authorized to help balance the current year's budget from $150 million to $263 million.
SA 4 SS HB 401 (02/19/2003): An amendment to the bond issue bill to use $200 million of the state's emergency reserve fund to help balance the current year's budget.
SA 6 SCS SB 246 (02/17/2003): An amendment to let the PSC establish a pilot program that considers ability to pay in setting utility rates.
SB 4 SCS SB 246 (02/17/2003): An amendment to let the PSC consider ability to pay in setting utility rates.
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