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2008 Senate Roll Calls

• SCS SB 873 (09/10/2008): A motion to overrride the governor's veto of a bill that would put add a voting student member to the University of Missouri Board of Curators. Required a two/thirds vote to pass.
• HCS SB 818 (05/16/2008): 3rd reading of the Senate version of a bill to establish various crimes for harassment and threats on Internet.
• CCS SB 720 (05/16/2008): 3rd reading of a bill to ban utility service disconnection non-payment during hot weather & to allow operation of Aquila's power plant built in violation of local laws.
• CCS HB 2011 (05/07/2008): Final passage of the conference version of the budget for the Social Services Department including various welfare programs and MO HealthNet (the old Medicaid).
• SCS HCS HB 1715 (05/07/2008): 3rd reading of a measure to lower the alcohol level for drunken boating to 0.08%.
• SS HCS HB 2393 (05/01/2008): 3rd reading of a bill to authorize the administration to award up to $240 million in tax credits for a Canadian firm to locate an aircraft manufacturing plant in Kansas City.
• SS HCS HB 1779 (04/30/2008): 3rd reading of a bill to provide partial deregulation of some phone companies and phone company local rates.
• HB 1970 (04/29/2008): 3rd reading of a bill to prohibit a lawsuit against an auto dealer involving an auto by a person without a commercial relationship with the dealer.
• SA 1 SCS HCS HB 2007 (04/16/2008): An amendment to the budget to set aside $120 million in case the legislature passes a bill authorizing tax credits to a Canadian aircraft company if it locates a plant in Kansas City.
• SA 4 SS SB 1234 (04/15/2008): An amendment to the tax-break package for a Canadian aircraft firm to give the legislature a final say in whatever package ultimately is negotiated by the administration in return for locating a pla
• SCS SB 1107 (04/03/2008): 3rd reading of a measure to lower the alcohol level for drunken boating to 0.08%.
• SS SB 858 (04/03/2008): 3rd reading of a bill to impose tougher penalties on businesses for hiring illegals and prohibit state services to illegal foreigners.
• SCS SB 764 (04/01/2008): 3rd reading of a bill to allow convicted drug offenders to get food stamps under certain conditions (such as participating in a substance abuse program).
• SCS SB 759 (03/27/2008): 3rd reading of a bill to restrict sale of diesel to bio-diesel.
• SS SCS SB726 (03/27/2008): 3rd reading of a bill to establish a rating system for child day care centers.
• SS SB 1059 (03/13/2008): Third reading of a bill to create a crime of mortgage faud.
• SCS SB 754 (03/13/2008): Third reading of a bill to expand the state's DNA registration of convicted criminals to include juvenile offenders.
• SB 1066 (02/27/2008): Third reading of a bill that establishes a process by which a person without a teaching degree could teach full-time in a public school.
• SB 1038 (02/23/2008): Adoption of the emergency clause to the bill repealing the limits on campaign contributions. The emergency clause requires a 2/3rds vote (23 vote). It would put the bill into effect immediately upo
• SB 1038 (02/21/2008): 3rd reading of a bill to repeal the limits on campaign contributions that voters originally had passed in 1994.
• SA 6 SB 1038 (02/20/2008): Adoption of an amendment to submit to the voters the bill to repeal the limits on campaign contributions that voters originally had passed in 1994,
• SA 3 SB 1038 (02/20/2008): Delay implementation of the bill to repeal campaign contribuition limits until January, after the November elections.
• SR 1515 (01/28/2008): An amendment to the Senate rules sponsored by the Senate Democratic leader to require 21 votes (60%) rather than 18 votes to shut off debate during a filibuster and force a vote on an issue.