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ACLU of Nevada 2017 Legislative Scorecard We created this scorecard so you can see where your legislators stand on a variety of civil liberties issues. This scorecard is for informational purposes and is not meant as an endorsement of legislators who score well or a statement of opposition against those who do not. Legislators make many promises during elections, but their votes reveal how they really stand on issues that affect our freedoms and liberties. We encourage you to use this information to give your legislators feedback about their votes in the 2017 legislative session. Find your legislators here! Bills We Scored During the 2017 legislative session, the ACLU of Nevada tracked and monitored over 250 bills, some of which did not make it to the governor’s desk or beyond the first committee. While there are many bills that we would have liked to include in our scorecard, we scored only those bills that were voted on in both houses, required the most work, and were the best cross-section of civil liberties issues affecting Nevadans right now. Each legislator was scored only on votes they were present for; thus, the score is adjusted for absences. The governor was scored only on bills that constitutionally require his approval and made it to his desk. SB 26: Oppose | Result: Became Law AB 181: Support | Result: Became Law Prohibits the state of Nevada from entering into contracts with companies that openly Lauded as the nation’s most progressive rights reinstatement legislation of 2017, AB engage in the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement against Israel, thereby 181 automatically restores the right to vote and sit on a jury to all persons discharged punishing private, constitutionally protected First Amendment speech and boycott from parole or probation for non-violent B category offenses and below, and two activity. years after discharge for B category offenses not resulting in substantial bodily harm. SJR 17 (or Marsy’s Law): Oppose | Result: Heads to 2018 Ballot AB 218: Support | Result: Became Law “Marsy’s Law” is a misleading measure that will have severe unintended This bill enhances Nevada’s prohibition on life sentences for juveniles by authorizing consequences affecting the paramount protections of the rights of the accused. This a court, in certain circumstances, to reduce any mandatory minimum period of measure implicates a range of constitutional protections including due process rights, incarceration for a child convicted as an adult. guaranteeing a fair trial, and effective assistance of counsel. AB 414: Support | Result: Died in Senate AB 122: Support | Result: Became Law This legislation would have protected both law enforcement and the accused by Ensures that all victims of crime, regardless of citizenship, can access the state’s requiring the recording of interrogations of a person suspected of committing a Victim of Crime Compensation fund, guaranteeing the equal protection of the law to homicide or sexual assault. our most vulnerable residents. AB 272: Support | Result: Vetoed SB 176: Support | Result: Became Law This expansive voting rights legislation would have created election day vote centers, Expands Nevada’s portable event recording device (body cam) law to all law established polling locations on all tribal lands, extended the period of early voting, enforcement entities in the state. The bill protects the rights of both law enforcement and provided voting materials in multiple languages, thus encouraging participation in and the people they interact with, and establishes Nevada as one of only two states the democratic process. with a state-wide body camera mandate. AB 348: Support | Result: Vetoed SB 402: Support | Result: Became Law As introduced, this legislation would have established minimum, medically accurate SB 402 is Nevada’s first adult solitary confinement reform bill. The legislation prohibits and inclusive state-wide standards for sex education curriculum, thereby the Nevada Department of Corrections from placing a seriously mentally ill or safeguarding the right of children to know how to keep their bodies safe and healthy. developmentally disabled inmate in disciplinary segregation and establishes due The amended version would only have imposed reporting requirements on schools to process procedures to follow before any inmate is placed in solitary confinement. guarantee that they follow current sex education laws. AJR 2: Support | Result: Must Pass 2019 Session This resolution will remove discriminatory marriage language from the state Key: constitution, by changing Nevada’s definition of marriage amendment to recognize all : Pro-civil liberties vote (matches ACLUNV position) marriages regardless of gender. E: Legislator was absent or excused from vote SB 233: Support | Result: Became Law %: Percentage of pro-civil liberties votes Requires Medicaid and other health insurance plans to provide coverage for N/A: Legislation not requiring the governor’s approval or that did not make it to reproductive healthcare, contraception and other benefits at risk under the American the governor’s desk, thus not included in governor’s score. Healthcare Act and other federal legislation aimed at repealing the Affordable Care Act. Governor Sandoval’s Scorecard SB SJR AB SB SB SB AB AB AB AB AB AJR 26 17 122 176 402 233 181 218 414 272 348 2 ACLUNV OPPOSE OPPOSE SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT % POSITION Brian 66 Sandoval (R) N/A N/A N/A Senate Scorecard SB SJR AB SB SB SB AB AB AB AB AB AJR 26 17 122 176 402 233 181 218 414 272 348 2 ACLUNV OPPOSE OPPOSE SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT % POSITION Kelvin 75 Atkinson (D) Yvanna 83 Cancela (D) Nicole Cannizzaro 67 (D) Moises (Mo) 83 Denis (D) Patricia 75 Farley (NP) Senate Scorecard SB SJR AB SB SB SB AB AB AB AB AB AJR 26 17 122 176 402 233 181 218 414 272 348 2 ACLUNV OPPOSE OPPOSE SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT % POSITION Aaron Ford 83 (D) Heidi 42 Gansert (R) Pete Goicoechea 42 (R) Donald Gustavson 17 (R) Scott Hammond 42 (R) Joseph 33 Hardy (R) Becky Harris 42 (R) Ben Kieckhefer 42 (R) Mark Manendo 75 (D) David Parks 75 (D) Julia Ratti 75 (D) Senate Scorecard SB SJR AB SB SB SB AB AB AB AB AB AJR 26 17 122 176 402 233 181 218 414 272 348 2 ACLUNV OPPOSE OPPOSE SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT % POSITION Michael Roberson 36 E (R) Tick Segerblom 92 (D) James Settelmeyer 33 (R) Pat Spearman 67 (D) Joyce Woodhouse 75 (D) Assembly Scorecard SB SJR AB SB SB SB AB AB AB AB AB AJR 26 17 122 176 402 233 181 218 414 272 348 2 ACLUNV OPPOSE OPPOSE SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT % POSITION Elliot Anderson E 82 (D) Paul Anderson E E 60 (R) Nelson Araujo E 82 (D) Teresa Benitez- 83 Thompson (D) Shannon Bilbray- 83 Axelrod (D) Chris Brooks 80 (D) E E Irene Bustamante 83 Adams (D) Maggie Carlton 83 (D) Assembly Scorecard SB SJR AB SB SB SB AB AB AB AB AB AJR 26 17 122 176 402 233 181 218 414 272 348 2 ACLUNV OPPOSE OPPOSE SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT % POSITION Richard Carrillo 83 (D) Lesley 83 Cohen (D) Skip Daly (D) 91 E Olivia Diaz 83 (D) Chris Edwards 25 (R) John Ellison 27 (R) E Edgar Flores 91 (D) E Jason Frierson 83 (D) Ozzie Fumo 83 (D) Assembly Scorecard SB SJR AB SB SB SB AB AB AB AB AB AJR 26 17 122 176 402 233 181 218 414 272 348 2 ACLUNV OPPOSE OPPOSE SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT % POSITION John Hambrick E 27 (R) Ira Hansen 13 (R) E E E E Sandra Jauregui 83 (D) Amber Joiner 83 (D) Al Kramer 25 (R) Lisa Krasner 33 (R) Jim Marchant 25 (R) Richard McArthur 17 (R) William McCurdy II 83 (D) Assembly Scorecard SB SJR AB SB SB SB AB AB AB AB AB AJR 26 17 122 176 402 233 181 218 414 272 348 2 ACLUNV OPPOSE OPPOSE SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT % POSITION Brittney 83 Miller(D) Daniele Monroe- 83 Moreno (D) Dina Neal 83 (D) James Ohrenschall E 82 (D) James Oscarson E 18 (R) Keith 58 Pickard (R) Ellen Spiegel 83 (D) Michael 83 Sprinkle (D) Heidi Swank 83 (D) Assembly Scorecard SB SJR AB SB SB SB AB AB AB AB AB AJR 26 17 122 176 402 233 181 218 414 272 348 2 ACLUNV OPPOSE OPPOSE SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT % POSITION Tyrone Thompson 83 (D) Robin Titus 36 (R) E Jill Tolles (R) 42 Justin 83 Watkins (D) Jim Wheeler 18 (R) E Melissa Woodbury E E 30 (R) Steve 83 Yeager (D) .
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