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2021 Veto Poll of House Bill 691 as of June 18, 2021, at 5 p.m. House Bill 691 ~ Community crisis for people who have developmental disabilities REPRESENTATIVE FOR AGAINST REPRESENTATIVE FOR AGAINST SENATOR FOR AGAINST 01 Kim Abbott 51 Connie Keogh 1 101 Duane Ankney 1 02 Fred Anderson 1 52 Scot Kerns 1 102 Bryce Bennett 1 03 Dan Bartel 1 53 Emma Kerr-Carpenter 103 Mark Blasdel 1 04 Becky Beard 1 54 Casey Knudsen 104 Kenneth Bogner 1 05 David Bedey 1 55 Rhonda Knudsen 1 105 Cydnie (Carlie) Boland 1 06 Seth Berglee 56 Kelly Kortum 1 106 Ellie Boldman 1 07 Marta Bertoglio 1 57 Dennis Lenz 1 107 Bob Brown 1 08 Michele Binkley 1 58 Brandon Ler 108 Jill Cohenour 1 09 Laurie Bishop 59 Denley Loge 1 109 Mike Cuffe 10 Larry Brewster 1 60 Marty Malone 1 110 Janet Ellis 1 11 Alice Buckley 1 61 Marilyn Marler 111 Jason Ellsworth 12 Ed Buttrey 1 62 Ron Marshall 1 112 John Esp 1 13 Mary Caferro 63 Wendy McKamey 1 113 Steve Fitzpatrick 1 14 Jennifer Carlson 1 64 Bill Mercer 1 114 Pat Flowers 1 15 Willis Curdy 1 65 Braxton Mitchell 1 115 Mike Fox 1 16 Geraldine Custer 1 66 Terry Moore 1 116 Chris Friedel 1 17 Julie Dooling 1 67 Fiona Nave 1 117 Terry Gauthier 1 18 Mary Ann Dunwell 1 68 Mark Noland 1 118 Bruce (Butch) Gillespie 19 Neil Duram 1 69 Sara Novak 119 Carl Glimm 1 20 Sherry Essmann 1 70 Andrea Olsen 1 120 Jen Gross 1 21 Robert Farris-Olsen 1 71 Bob Phalen 1 121 Greg Hertz 1 22 Dave Fern 1 72 Brian Putnam 1 122 Steve Hinebauch 1 23 Paul Fielder 1 73 Joe Read 123 Brian Hoven 24 Ross Fitzgerald 1 74 Amy Regier 124 David Howard 1 25 Frank Fleming 1 75 Matt Regier 1 125 Tom Jacobson 1 26 Tom France 1 76 Linda Reksten 1 126 Doug Kary 1 27 Gregory Frazer 1 77 Vince Ricci 1 127 Bob Keenan 1 28 John Fuller 1 78 Tyson Running Wolf 128 Mike Lang 1 29 Moffie Funk 1 79 Jerry Schillinger 1 129 Ryan Lynch 1 30 Steven Galloway 1 80 Kerri Seekins-Crowe 1 130 Theresa Manzella 1 31 Wylie Galt 81 Lola Sheldon-Galloway 1 131 Edie McClafferty 1 32 Frank Garner 1 82 Derek Skees 1 132 Tom McGillvray 1 33 Jane Gillette 1 83 Frank Smith 1 133 Mary McNally 1 34 Steve Gist 1 84 Ed Stafman 1 134 Brad Molnar 1 35 Sharon Greef 1 85 Sharon Stewart Peregoy 135 Shane Morigeau 1 36 Steve Gunderson 1 86 Mallerie Stromswold 1 136 Shannon O'Brien 1 37 Jim Hamilton 1 87 Katie Sullivan 1 137 Ryan Osmundson 1 38 Derek Harvey 1 88 Danny Tenenbaum 1 138 JP Pomnichowski 1 39 Donavon Hawk 1 89 Mark Thane 1 139 Christopher Pope 1 40 Denise Hayman 1 90 Jeremy Trebas 1 140 Keith Regier 1 41 Ed Hill 1 91 Brad Tschida 1 141 Walt Sales 1 42 Caleb Hinkle 1 92 Barry Usher 1 142 Dan Salomon 1 43 Jedediah Hinkle 1 93 Sue Vinton 1 143 Diane Sands 1 44 Kenneth Holmlund 1 94 Kenneth Walsh 1 144 Jason Small 45 Mike Hopkins 95 Marvin Weatherwax 145 Cary Smith 1 46 Llew Jones 96 Tom Welch 1 146 Mark Sweeney 1 47 Jessica Karjala 97 Rynalea Whiteman Pena 147 Russ Tempel 1 48 Josh Kassmier 98 Kathy Whitman 1 148 Gordon Vance 1 49 Jim Keane 99 Jonathan Windy Boy 149 Susan Webber 1 50 Kathy Kelker 1 100 Katie Zolnikov 1 150 Jeff Welborn Column #1 Total 17 23 Column #2 Total 13 25 Column #3 Total 24 20 * At least 2/3 of each house must vote "For" to override Governor's Veto (67 in House & 34 in Senate) FOR AGAINST FOR AGAINST Polling Closed @ 5 p.m. on June 18, 2021 HOUSE TOTALS 30 48 SENATE TOTALS 24 20.

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