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2012 Utah Taxpayers Association Legislative Scorecard March 2012 2012 Utah Taxpayers Association Legislative Scorecard The Utah Taxpayers Association annually issues legislative report cards to its members and the public. The 2012 scorecard rates Utah’s 104 legislators on fourteen key taxpayer related bills. In the House, six bills supported by the Taxpayers Association received no dissenting votes, therefore the lowest possible score for a Utah Representative (unless there were absences) is 43%. In the Senate, six bills passed without a dissenting vote meaning the lowest possible Senate score (unless there were absences) is 50%. Senate Summary The average score in the Senate is 84%. Four senators received a perfect, 100% score: Michael Waddoups, Scott Jenkins, Steve Urquhart and Howard Stephenson, all Republicans. Ben McAdams (82%) and Gene Davis (80%) are the highest scoring Democrats. No senators scored below 50%. The lowest scoring Republicans are Kevin Van Tassell (67%), David Hinkins (70%), and Allen Christensen (75%). The lowest scoring Democrats are Luz Robles (64%), Ross Romero (67%) and Karen Morgan (67%). House Summary The average score in the House is 73%. Four representatives received a perfect, 100% score: Craig Frank, Brad Galvez, John Mathis, and Mike Morley, all Republicans. Mark Wheatley (62%) and Janice Fisher (58%) are the highest scoring Democrats. The lowest scoring Republicans are Mel Brown (50%) and Kay McIff (58%). As Chair of Executive Appropriations Mel Brown missed a number of unanimous votes which artificially lowers his score. The lowest scoring Democrats are David Litvack (45%), Brian King (50%) and Joel Briscoe (50%). Key An upper case “Y” or “N” in GREEN indicates a vote in support of the Taxpayers Association’s position. A lower case “y” or “n” in RED indicates a vote in opposition to the Association’s position. Absences were not included in vote totals or voting percentages. Notes • A floor vote on House Bill 101 was only taken in the House and is therefore only included on the House scorecard. • A floor vote on House Bill 433 was only taken in the House and is therefore only included on the House scorecard. www.utahtaxpayers.org Utah House of Representatives Legislative Scorecard 2012 Final Party Score HJR 6 HJR SB 27 SB 82 SB HB 81 HJR 14 HJR SB 129 SB 138 SB 178 SB HB 101 HB 250 HB 323 HB 365 HB 384 HB 433 UTA POSITION N N N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Frank, Craig R N N N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 100% Galvez, Brad R N N N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 100% Mathis, John R N N N Y Y A N Y A Y Y A Y Y 100% Morley, Michael R N N N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 100% Daw, Brad R y N N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 93% Grover, Keith R y N N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 93% Peterson, Val R N N y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 93% Sanpei, Dean R y N N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 93% Harper, Wayne R N A N Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 92% Herrod, Chris R A N y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 92% Oda, Curtis R y N N Y Y Y N A Y Y Y Y Y Y 92% Sandstrom, S. R A N N Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 92% Hughes, Greg R y N N Y Y A N A Y Y Y Y Y Y 92% Sumsion, Ken R N N N A Y Y y Y Y A Y Y Y Y 92% Wilcox, Ryan R A N y Y Y Y N Y A Y Y Y Y Y 92% Dougall, John R N N y Y Y A N Y Y Y Y Y A A 91% Lockhart, Rebecca R A N y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y A Y A 91% McCay, Dan R N y A Y Y Y N Y A Y Y Y Y A 91% Vickers, Evan R y N N Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 86% Dunnigan, Jim R N N N Y Y Y y A n Y Y Y Y Y 85% Noel, Mike R y N A Y Y Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 85% Wilson, Brad R A N y Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 85% Painter, Patrick R y N A Y Y A y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 83% Greenwood, R. R N N N Y Y Y N Y n Y Y n n Y 79% Newbold, Merlynn R N y y Y Y Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 79% Perry, Lee R y N y Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 79% Peterson, Jeremy R y y N Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 79% Anderson, Johnny R y A N Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y Y 77% Barrus, Roger R y A y Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 77% Froerer, Gage R y y N Y Y A N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 77% Ipson, Don R y A y Y Y Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 77% Last, Brad R y A N Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y Y 77% Webb, R. Curt R A N y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y Y 77% Wright, Bill R y y A Y Y Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 77% Dee, Brad R y y y Y Y Y N Y A Y Y A Y Y 75% Gibson, Francis R y y y Y Y A N Y A Y Y Y Y Y 75% Christensen, L. R y N N Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 71% Cox, Fred R y y y Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 71% Eliason, Steve R y y y Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 71% Kiser, Todd R y y y Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 71% Nielson, Jim R N y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y Y 71% Ray, Paul R y y y Y Y Y N Y n Y Y Y Y Y 71% Brown, Derek R y N y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y A Y 69% Butterfield, David R y y y Y Y Y N Y n A Y Y Y Y 69% Draxler, Jack R y y y Y Y Y y Y A Y Y Y Y Y 69% Menlove, Ronda R y N y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y A 69% Sagers, Douglas R y N y Y Y Y N A n Y Y n Y Y 69% Barlow, Stewart R y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y Y 64% Bird, Jim R y y N Y Y Y y Y n Y Y n Y Y 64% Edwards, Rebecca R y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y Y 64% Handy, Stephen R y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y Y 64% Ivory, Ken R y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y Y 64% Pitcher, Dixon R y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y Y 64% Snow, V. Lowry R y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y Y Y 64% Hutchings, Eric R y y A Y Y A y Y n Y A Y Y Y 64% Wheatley, Mark D y y y Y Y Y A Y n Y Y Y n Y 62% Fisher, Janice D y y A Y Y Y y A n Y Y Y n Y 58% McIff, Kay R y y y Y A Y y Y n Y Y Y Y A 58% Arent, Patrice D y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 57% Chavez-Houck, R. D y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 57% Cosgrove, Tim D y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 57% Doughty, Brian D y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 57% Utah House of Representatives Legislative Scorecard 2012 Continued 433 Final Party Score HJR 6 HJR SB 27 SB 82 SB HB 81 HJR 14 HJR SB 129 SB 138 SB 178 SB HB 101 HB 250 HB 323 HB 365 HB 384 HB UTA POSITION N N N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Hemingway, Lynn D y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 57% Moss, Carol D y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 57% Poulson, Marie D y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 57% Powell, Kraig R y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y n Y Y 57% Watkins, Christine D y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 57% Duckworth, Susan D y y y Y Y Y y A n Y Y Y n Y 54% Hendrickson, Neal D y y y Y A Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 54% Seelig, Jennifer D y y y Y Y Y y Y n Y A Y n Y 54% Wiley, Larry D y y y Y A Y y Y n Y Y Y n Y 54% Briscoe, Joel D y y y Y Y Y y n n Y Y Y n Y 50% Brown, Mel R y y A A A A y Y n Y A Y Y A 50% King, Brian D y y y Y Y Y y n n Y Y Y n Y 50% Litvack, David D y y y Y A Y y Y n Y A Y n A 45% With UTA 13 28 21 73 70 67 32 67 18 73 71 68 54 68 Against UTA 56 42 47 0 0 0 42 2 51 0 0 4 19 0 Absent 6 5 7 2 5 8 1 6 6 2 4 3 2 7 % with UTA 19% 40% 31% 100% 100% 100% 43% 97% 26% 100% 100% 94% 74% 100% Utah State Senate Legislative Scorecard 2012 6 Final Party Score HJR HJR SB 27 SB 82 SB HB 81 HJR 14 HJR SB 129 SB 138 SB 178 SB HB 250 HB 323 HB 365 HB 384 UTA Position N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Stephenson, H.
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