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2006 House Roll Calls

• SS HB 1456 (05/12/2006): Third reading and final passage of the Senate's version of a bill to deny unemployment compensation to a person fired for drug or alcohol abuse.
• HJR 55 (05/12/2006): Third reading of the final version of the constitutional amendment that would eliminate the legislature's power to veto pay raises for state officials and legislators recommended by the state salar
• SCS HCS HB 1380 (05/12/2006): Final third reading of a bill to allow a private company to operate a toll bridge over the Mississippi River in St. Louis.
• CCS SB 1014 (05/12/2006): Third reading of the final conference committee version of the bill to require a photo ID to vote and to remove the straight-party voting option.
• CCS HB 1900 (05/11/2006): Third reading of the final conference version of a bill to expand lobbyist and campaign finance disclosure requirements and eliminate limits on campaign contributions.
• CCS HB 1456 (05/11/2006): Third reading of the final conference committee version of a bill to deny unemployment compensation to a person fired for drug or alcohol abuse.
• CCS HB 1270 (05/11/2006): Third reading of the final conference version of the bill to require all gasoline sold in the state to contain 20% ethanol.
• HJR 55 (05/05/2006): Third reading of a constitutional amendment that would eliminate the legislature's power to veto pay raises for state officials and legislators recommended by the state salary commission.
• CCS HB 1944 (05/05/2006): 3rd reading of the final version of the bill to impose restrictions on the use of eminent domain, but still allow condeming of land for economic development.
• CCS HB 1865 (05/05/2006): Third reading of a bill that would establish provisions for diverting appropriations to universities if necessary to set college scholarship funding increase targets set in the bill.
• HCS SS SB 1014 (05/04/2006): Third reading of a bill to require a photo ID to vote.
• HCS HB 1814 (04/27/2006): Third reading of a bill to make English the language for all official prceedings in Missouri.
• HCS HB 1075 (04/27/2006): 3rd reading of a bill that would require parental approval for a student to attend a sex education course & ban organizations promoting abortion from providing sex education materials to schools.
• HCS HB 1270 (04/6/2006): Third reading of a bill to require all gasoline sold in the state to contain 10% ethanol.
• HCS HB 1075 (04/25/2006): Adoption of a substitute that would require parental approval for a student to attend a sex education course & ban organizations promoting abortion from providing sex education materials to schools
• HCS HB 1022 (04/25/2006): Third reading of a bill to appropriate funds raised by the sale of some of the assets of the state's college loan program.
• HB 1619 (04/24/2006): Third reading of a bill to phase out the franchise tax.
• HB 1864 (04/20/2006): Third reading of a bill to require public universities to certify to the legislature that they have not admitted illegal aliens.
• HA 1 HA 2 HB 1499 (04/19/2006): An amendment to a lobbyist disclosure bill that would prohibit campaign contributions to legislative and statewide candidates during regular sessions of the General Assembly.
• HB 1864 (04/18/2006): Perfection of a bill to require public universities to certify to the legislature that they have not admitted illegal aliens.
• HB 1865 (04/13/2006): 3rd reading of a bill to impose a cap on higher education funding increases, impose performance standards and limit tuition/fee increases.
• HCS HB 1485 (04/13/2006): 3reading of a bill to establish tax credits for contributions to pregnancy resource centers that do not refer for abortions.
• HCS HB 1944 (04/13/2006): 3rd reading of a bill to impose restrictions on the use of eminent domain, but still allow condeming of land for economic development.
• HJR 43 (04/13/2006): 3rd reading of a proposed constitutional amendment that would require a two-thirds majority vote to approve initiative proposals that affect hunting or fishing.
• HA 14 HCS HB 1944 (04/12/2006): An amendment to the eminent domain bill that would restrict the definition of blight when private property can be condemned for economic development.
• HA 2 HSA 1 HA 3 HCS HB 1944 (04/12/2006): An amendment to eminent domain bill to prohibit condemnation of private land for purposes that are primarily economic development.
• HJR 43 (04/12/2006): Perfection of a proposed constitutional amendment that would require a two-thirds majority vote to approve initiative proposals that affect hunting or fishing.
• HB 1865 (04/11/2006): Perfection of a bill to impose a cap on higher education funding increases, impose performance standards and limit tuition/fee increases.
• HA 4 HB 1865 (04/11/2006): An amendment to impose a limit on the the percentage increase that public colleges universities could raise fees and tuition that would be tied to the inflation rate.
• HCS HB 1461 (04/06/2006): Third reading of a bill to ease restrictions on the right to kill someone entering a house or car without permission.
• HB 994 (04/06/2006): Third reading of a bill to repeal the requirement for motorcylists to wear helmets for those over 20 years of age.
• HJR 39 (04/06/2006): Third reading of a constitutional amendment to establish a right for students to pray in school.
• HJR 39 (04/05/2006): Perfection of a bill to establish a constitutional right for students to pray in school.
• HA 1 HB 994 (04/04/2006): An amendment to the motorcycle helmet repeal bill to prohibit any state funding for medical care of a motorcycle rider injured when not wearing a helmet.
• HCS HB 1380 (03/30/2006): 3rd reading of a bill to allow a private company build a toll bridge over the Mississippi River in St. Louis for I-70.
• HCS HB 1275 (03/30/2006): Third reading of a bill to require the Education Department to establish suppoort for a digital, virtual school to serve the state.
• HCS HB 1011 (03/16/2006): 3rd reading of the state's welfare budget for the Social Services Department.
• HA 1 HCS HB 1001 (03/14/2006): An amendment to the state budget to eliminate use of funds from the state's college loan program to help pay off the state's bond debt.
• HA 1 HCS HB 1070 (03/07/2006): An amendment to a bill on tax breaks for developers that would prohibit use of eminent domain to acquire land for developers.
• HB 1228 (03/06/2006): Third reading of a bill to repeal various powers of the Women's Council, provide services for work-to-home transition services for women and repeal the breast cancer awareness auto license plate.
• HA 3 HCS HB 1742 (03/01/2006): An amendment to the bill to restore the "Ticket to Work" coverage of Medicaid for working disabled to lower the premium required for the program.