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Tax Credit Scholarship (Senate Bill 1947) Voting Record Tax Credit Scholarship (Senate Bill 1947) voting record HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES “Yes” votes: 1. Representative Steven Andersson 2. Representative Jamie Andrade 3. Representative Luis Arroyo 4. Representative Mark Batinick 5. Representative Daniel Beiser 6. Representative Patricia Bellock 7. Representative Thomas Bennett 8. Representative Avery Bourne 9. Representative Dan Brady 10. Representative Peter Breen 11. Representative Terri Bryant 12. Representative Daniel Burke 13. Representative Kelly Burke 14. Representative Tim Butler 15. Representative John Cavaletto 16. Representative Linda Chapa-LaVia 17. Representative John Connor 18. Representative Melissa Conyears-Ervin 19. Representative Barbara Flynn Currie 20. Representative John C. D’Amico 21. Representative William Davis 22. Representative Anthony DeLuca 23. Representative Tom Demmer 24. Representative Jim Durkin 25. Representative Sara Feigenholtz 26. Representative Randy Frese 27. Representative Norine Hammond 28. Representative Gregory Harris 29. Representative Chad Hays 30. Representative Elizabeth Hernandez 31. Representative Jay Hoffman 32. Representative Frances Ann Hurley 33. Representative Sara Wojcicki Jimenez 34. Representative Thaddeus Jones 35. Representative Lou Lang 36. Representative Camille Lilly 37. Representative Jerry Lee Long 38. Representative Natalie Manley 39. Representative Rita Mayfield 40. Representative Michael McAuliffe 41. Representative Charles Meier 42. Representative Bill Mitchell 43. Representative Martin Moylan 44. Representative Michelle Mussman 45. Representative Elaine Nekritz 46. Representative David Olsen 47. Representative Brandon Phelps (has since been replaced by Rep. Natalie Finnie) 48. Representative Robert Pritchard 49. Representative Steven Reick 50. Representative David Reis 51. Representative Robert Rita 52. Representative Nick Sauer 53. Representative Carol Sente 54. Representative Justin Slaughter 55. Representative Keith Sommer 56. Representative Joe Sosnowski 57. Representative Ryan Spain 58. Representative Brian Stewart 59. Representative Katie Stuart 60. Representative Daniel Swanson 61. Representative Silvana Tabares 62. Representative Andre Thapedi 63. Representative Arthur Turner 64. Representative Michael Unes 65. Representative Grant Wehrli 66. Representative David Welter 67. Representative Barbara Wheeler 68. Representative Keith Wheeler 69. Representative Ann Williams 70. Representative Christine Winger 71. Representative Sam Yingling 72. Representative Michael Zalewski 73. Speaker Michael Madigan “No” votes: 1. Representative Kelly Cassidy 2. Representative Deb Conroy 3. Representative Jerry Costello, II 4. Representative Fred Crespo 5. Representative C.D. Davidsmeyer 6. Representative Scott Drury 7. Representative Marcus Evans, Jr. 8. Representative Laura Fine 9. Representative Mary Flowers 10. Representative Robyn Gabel 11. Representative Jehan Gordon-Booth 12. Representative LaToya Greenwood 13. Representative Will Guzzardi 14. Representative Michael Halpin 15. Representative David Harris 16. Representative Jeanne Ives 17. Representative Sheri Jesiel 18. Representative Stephanie Kifowit 19. Representative Robert Martwick 20. Representative Tony McCombie 21. Representative David McSweeney 22. Representative Christian Mitchell 23. Representative Anna Moeller 24. Representative Thomas Morrison 25. Representative Lindsay Parkhurst 26. Representative Al Riley 27. Representative Sue Scherer 28. Representative Dave Severin 29. Representative Allen Skillicorn 30. Representative Juliana Stratton 31. Representative Litesa Wallace 32. Representative Lawrence Walsh, Jr. 33. Representative Emanuel Chris Welch 34. Representative Kathleen Willis “Present” votes (Was present when the vote was taken but voted neither “yes” nor “no,” choosing to vote only that they were “present.”): 1. Representative Carol Ammons 2. Representative Sonya Harper 3. Representative Theresa Mah Did not vote in any way: 1. Representative LaShawn Ford Was “Excused” for the day because of an absence: 1. Representative John Cabello 2. Representative Mike Fortner 3. Representative Brad Halbrook 4. Representative Margo McDermed 5. Representative Reginald Phillips 6. Representative Cynthia Soto STATE SENATE “Yes” votes: 1. Senator Pamela Althoff 2. Senator Jason Barickman 3. Senator Jennifer Bertino - Tarrant 4. Senator Tim Bivins 5. Senator William Brady 6. Senator Thomas Cullerton 7. Senator Bill Cunningham 8. Senator John Curran 9. Senator William Haine 10. Senator Don Harmon 11. Senator Napoleon Harris, III 12. Senator Michael Hastings 13. Senator Toi Hutchinson 14. Senator Emil Jones, III 15. Senator Steven Landek 16. Senator Kimberly Lightford 17. Senator Terry Link 18. Senator Andy Manar 19. Senator Dan McConchie 20. Senator Pat McGuire 21. Senator Julie Morrison 22. Senator John Mulroe 23. Senator Antonio Munoz 24. Senator Chris Nybo 25. Senator Kwame Raoul 26. Senator Sue Rezin 27. Senator Dale Righter 28. Senator Chapin Rose 29. Senator Martin Sandoval 30. Senator Paul Schimpf 31. Senator Ira Silverstein 32. Senator Steve Stadelman 33. Senator Heather Steans 34. Senator Dave Syverson 35. Senator Jil Tracy 36. Senator Donne Trotter 37. Senator Chuck Weaver 38. President John Cullerton “No” votes: 1. Senator Neil Anderson 2. Senator Daniel Biss 3. Senator Cristina Castro 4. Senator Michael Connelly 5. Senator Dale Fowler 6. Senator Linda Holmes 7. Senator Mattie Hunter 8. Senator David Koehler 9. Senator Wm. Sam McCann 10. Senator Kyle McCarter 11. Senator Karen McConnaughay 12. Senator Laura Murphy 13. Senator Tom Rooney “Present” votes (Was present when the vote was taken but voted neither “yes” nor “no,” choosing to vote only that they were “present.”): 1. Senator Scott Bennett 2. Senator James Clayborne, Jr. 3. Senator Jacqueline Collins 4. Senator Patricia Van Pelt Did not vote in any way: 1. Senator Omar Aquino 2. Senator Melinda Bush 3. Senator Iris Martinez 4. Senator Jim Oberweis .
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