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2005 MT Legislature Special Session | MEA-MFT Voting Record MEA-MFT 2005 Special Legislative Session Voting Record Montana Senate SB 1 -SB 2nd Reading 1 -SB 3rd Reading 1 - 2nd ReadingHB 1 - 3rdHB Reading NAME AND PARTY Hometown % Right Vicki Cocchiarella (D) Missoula RRRR 100% Mike Cooney (D) Helena RRRR 100% Brent Cromley (D) Billings RRRR 100% Jon Ellingson (D) Missoula RRRR 100% Jim Elliott (D) Trout Creek RRRR 100% Steve Gallus (D) Butte RRRR 100% Kim Gillan (D) Billings RRRR 100% Ken "Kim" Hansen (D) Harlem RRRR 100% Dan Harrington (D) Butte RRRR 100% Bob Hawks (D) Bozeman RRRR 100% Lane Larson (D) Billings RRRR 100% Jesse Laslovich (D) Anaconda RRRR 100% Dave Lewis (R) Helena RRRR 100% Greg Lind (D) Missoula RRRR 100% Jeff Mangan (D) Great Falls RRRR 100% Lynda Moss (D) Billings RRRR 100% Gerald Pease (D) Lodge Grass RRRR 100% Glenn Roush (D) Cut Bank RRRR 100% Don Ryan (D) Great Falls RRRR 100% Trudi Schmidt (D) Great Falls RRRR 100% Frank Smith (D) Poplar RRRR 100% Carolyn Squires (D) Missoula RRRR 100% Jon Tester (D) Big Sandy RRRR 100% Ken Toole (D) Helena RRRR 100% Joe Tropila (D) Great Falls RRRR 100% Dan Weinberg (D) Whitefish RRRR 100% Mike Wheat (D) Bozeman RRRR 100% Carol Williams (D) Missoula RRRR 100% Rick Laible (R) Victor W R R R 75% John Cobb (R) Augusta W W R R 50% Sam Kitzenberg (R) Glasgow W W R R 50% Duane Grimes (R) Clancy W R W W 25% Keith Bales (R) Otter WWWW 0% Joe Balyeat (R) Bozeman WWWW 0% Gregory Barkus (R) Kalispell WWWW 0% Jerry Black (R) Shelby WWWW 0% John Brueggeman (R) Polson WWWW 0% Aubyn Curtiss (R) Fortine WWWW 0% John Esp (R) Big Timber WWWW 0% Jeff Essman (R) Billings WWWW 0% Kelly Gebhardt (R) Roundup WWWW 0% Bob Keenan (R) Bigfork WWWW 0% Dan McGee (R) Laurel WWWW 0% Jerry O'Neil (R) Columbia FallsWWWW 0% Gary Perry (R) Manhattan WWWW 0% Jim Shockley (R) Victor WWWW 0% Corey Stapleton (R) Billings WWWW 0% Don Steinbeisser (R) Sidney WWWW 0% Bob Story (R) Park City WWWW 0% Bill Tash (R) Dillon WWWW 0% Total Votes With MEA-MFT Position 28 30 31 31 MEA-MFT 2005 Special Legislative Session Voting Record Montana House of Representatives NAME AND PARTY Hometown HB 1 - 2nd Reading HB 1 - 3rd Reading 1 - 2nd Reading SB Reading 1 - 3rd SB % Right Arlene Becker (D) Billings R R R R 100% Bob Bergren (D) Havre R R R R 100% Norma Bixby (D) Lame Deer R R R R 100% Gary Branae (D) Billings R R R R 100% Rosie Buzzas (D) Missoula R R R R 100% Mary Caferro (D) Helena R R R R 100% Tim Callahan (D) Great Falls R R R R 100% Margaret Campbell (D) Poplar R R R R 100% Paul Clark (D) Trout Creek R R R R 100% Jill Cohenour (D) E. Helena RRRR 100% Sue Dickenson (D) Great Falls R R R R 100% Tim Dowell (D) Kalispell R R R R 100% Robyn Driscoll (D) Billings R R R R 100% Emelie Eaton (D) Laurel R R R R 100% Tom Facey (D) Missoula R R R R 100% Eve Franklin (D) Great Falls R R R R 100% Kevin Furey (D) Missoula R R R R 100% Dave Gallik (D) Helena R R R R 100% Kathleen Galvin-Halcro (D) Great Falls R R R R 100% George Golie (D) Great Falls R R R R 100% Wanda Grinde (D) Billings R R R R 100% George Groesbeck (D) Butte R R R R 100% Gail Gutsche (D) Missoula R R R R 100% Robin Hamilton (D) Missoula R R R R 100% Chris Harris (D) Bozeman R R R R 100% Teresa Henry (D) Missoula R R R R 100% Cynthia Hiner (D) Deer Lodge R R R R 100% Hal Jacobson (D) Helena R R R R 100% Joey Jayne (D) Arlee R R R R 100% Larry Jent (D) Bozeman R R R R 100% Mike Jopek (D) Whitefish R R R R 100% Carol Juneau (D) Browning R R R R 100% Christine Kaufmann (D) Helena R R R R 100% Jim Keane (D) Butte R R R R 100% Ralph Lenhart (D) Glendive R R R R 100% Monica Lindeen (D) Huntley R R R R 100% Gary Matthews (D) Miles City R R R R 100% Dave McAlpin (D) Missoula R R R R 100% John Musgrove (D) Havre R R R R 100% Art Noonan (D) Butte R R R R 100% Bernie Olson (R) Lakeside R R R R 100% John W. Parker (D) Great Falls R R R R 100% Holly Raser (D) Missoula R R R R 100% Jon Sesso (D) Butte R R R R 100% Veronica Small-Eastman (D) Lodge Grass RRR R 100% Dan Villa (D) Anaconda R R R R 100%.
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