GENERAL ASSEMBLY Score Card 2016
HB 657/SB 794 HB 999/SB 905 SB 706/Kagan amendment (533822/1) Education – Prekindergarten and Kindergarten Commission on Innovation and Excellence Maryland Education Credit Assessments – Administration in Education This amendment would have required annual legislative Requires the KRA assessment to be administered to This bill establishes the Commission on Innovation and audits of the student assistance organizations a representative sampling of kindergarten students, Excellence in Education (Thornton II). ■ MSEA position – participating in this program. ■ MSEA position – yea. instead of to every student, unless agreed to by local yea. Bill passed. Amendment rejected. stakeholders. ■ MSEA position – yea. Bill passed. SB 706/Kagan amendment (453921/2) HB 1003 HB 141 Maryland Education Credit Labor and Employment – Equal Pay for Education – Assessments – Limits on Testing This amendment would expand the prohibition of Equal Work This bill would limit the total time allotted for federal, discrimination beyond admissions also to include retention This bill expands the Equal Pay for Equal Work law to state, and local mandated assessments to be limited to of students. ■ MSEA position – yea. Amendment rejected. prohibit wage discrimination based on sexual identity. no more than 2% of classroom instruction time. ■ MSEA ■ MSEA position – yea. Bill passed. position – yea. Bill failed. SB 706/Feldman amendment (523425/1) Maryland Education Credit HB 27 HB 412/SB 533 This amendment would have provided for the Education – Community Colleges – Education – Assessments – Administration and termination of this program after 3 years. ■ MSEA position Collective Bargaining Provision of Information – yea. Amendment rejected. This bill would have extended collective bargaining rights This bill allows for the continuation of testing data to full and part–time faculty and staff of community collection in matrix form. ■ MSEA position – yea. SB 706/Pinsky amendment (303529/1) colleges who don’t currently have them. ■ MSEA position – Bill passed. Maryland Education Credit yea. Bill failed. This amendment would have restricted the eligible HB 722/SB 271 schools and programs to only those where at least HB 580 Capital Grant Program for Local School Systems 45% of students are eligible for free or reduced priced Labor and Employment – Maryland Healthy With Significant Enrollment Growth meals. ■ MSEA position – yea. Amendment rejected. Working Families Act or Relocatable Classrooms – Funding This bill would require employers in Maryland to extend This bill increases the amount of the Capital Grant SB 706/Young amendment (273621/1) the right for their employees to earn paid or unpaid sick Program for local school systems with significant Maryland Education Credit and safe leave. ■ MSEA position – yea. Bill failed. enrollment growth or relocatable classrooms. ■ MSEA This amendment prohibits the Governor from funding position – yea. Bill passed. this program in years in which revenues are not projected to grow by at least 2% over the previous year. ■ MSEA position – yea. Amendment rejected.
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SB 706 SB 706 SB 706 SB 706 SB 706 HB 999 453921/2 523425/1 303529/1 273621/1 533822/1 HB 657 HB 141 HB 412 SB 533 HB 722 SB 271 HB 1003 HB 27 HB 580 SB 794 SB 905 Kagan Feldman Pinsky Young Kagan amendment amendment amendment amendment amendment
14 Senator Craig Zucker–D ...... ' . '
14 Delegate Anne R. Kaiser–D ...... Absent .
14 Delegate Eric G. Luedtke–D ......
14 Delegate Pam Queen–D ......
15 Senator Brian Feldman–D ......
15 Delegate Kathleen M. Dumais–D . . . NV . . . NV . .
15 Delegate David Fraser-Hildago–D ......
15 Delegate Aruna Miller–D ......
16 Senator Susan C. Lee–D ......
16 Delegate C. William Frick–D ......
16 Delegate Ariana B. Kelly–D ......
16 Delegate Marc Korman–D ......
17 Senator Cheryl Kagan–D ......
17 Delegate Kumar P. Barve–D . . . . Absent . . . . .
17 Delegate James W. Gilchrist–D ......
17 Delegate Andrew Platt–D ......
HB 657/SB 794 Education – Prekindergarten and HB 722/SB 271 Capital Grant Program for Local SB 706/Feldman amendment (523425/1) HB 1003 Labor and Employment – Equal Pay Kindergarten Assessments – Administration School Systems With Significant Enrollment Maryland Education Credit ■ MSEA position – yea for Equal Work ■ MSEA position – yea HB House Bill ■ MSEA position – yea Growth or Relocatable Classrooms – Funding SB 706/Pinsky amendment (303529/1) HB 27 Education – Community Colleges – ■ MSEA position – yea SB Senate Bill HB 141 Education – Assessments – Limits on Maryland Education Credit ■ MSEA position – yea Collective Bargaining ■ MSEA position – yea Testing ■ MSEA position – yea HB 999/SB 905 Commission on Innovation and . Legislator voted FOR MSEA’s position SB 706/Young amendment (273621/1) HB 580 Labor and Employment – Maryland Healthy Excellence in Education ■ MSEA position – yea ' Legislator voted AGAINST MSEA’s position HB 412/SB 533 Education – Assessments – Maryland Education Credit ■ MSEA position – yea Working Families Act ■ MSEA position – yea Administration and Provision of Information SB 706/Kagan amendment (453921/2) NV Legislator did not vote SB 706/Kagan amendment (533822/1) ■ MSEA position – yea Maryland Education Credit ■ MSEA position – yea Maryland Education Credit ■ MSEA position – yea Absent Legislator absent from voting session marylandeducators.org COUNTY GENERALGENERAL ASSEMBLYASSEMBLY SSccoorree CCaarrdd 22001616 nameMONTGOMERY COUNTY
SB 706 SB 706 SB 706 SB 706 SB 706 HB 999 453921/2 523425/1 303529/1 273621/1 533822/1 HB 657 HB 141 HB 412 SB 533 HB 722 SB 271 HB 1003 HB 27 HB 580 SB 794 SB 905 Kagan Feldman Pinsky Young Kagan amendment amendment amendment amendment amendment
18 Senator Richard S. Madaleno–D ......
18 Delegate Alfred C. Carr, Jr.–D ......
18 Delegate Ana Sol Gutierrez–D . . Absent Absent ......
18 Delegate Jeffrey D. Waldstreicher–D ......
19 Senator Roger Manno–D ......
19 Delegate Bonnie L. Cullison–D ......
19 Delegate Benjamin F. Kramer–D ......
19 Delegate Marice Morales–D ......
20 Senator Jamie B. Raskin–D ......
20 Delegate Sheila Ellis Hixson–D ......
20 Delegate David Moon–D ......
20 Delegate Will Smith–D ......
39 Senator Nancy J. King–D ...... ' ' '
39 Delegate Charles E. Barkley–D ......
39 Delegate Kirill Reznik–D ......
39 Delegate A. Shane Robinson–D ......
HB 657/SB 794 Education – Prekindergarten and HB 722/SB 271 Capital Grant Program for Local SB 706/Feldman amendment (523425/1) HB 1003 Labor and Employment – Equal Pay Kindergarten Assessments – Administration School Systems With Significant Enrollment Maryland Education Credit ■ MSEA position – yea for Equal Work ■ MSEA position – yea ■ MSEA position – yea Growth or Relocatable Classrooms – Funding HB House Bill SB 706/Pinsky amendment (303529/1) HB 27 Education – Community Colleges – ■ MSEA position – yea SB Senate Bill HB 141 Education – Assessments – Limits on Maryland Education Credit ■ MSEA position – yea Collective Bargaining ■ MSEA position – yea Testing ■ MSEA position – yea HB 999/SB 905 Commission on Innovation and . Legislator voted FOR MSEA’s position SB 706/Young amendment (273621/1) HB 580 Labor and Employment – Maryland Healthy Excellence in Education ■ MSEA position – yea HB 412/SB 533 Education – Assessments – Maryland Education Credit ■ MSEA position – yea Working Families Act ■ MSEA position – yea ' Legislator voted AGAINST MSEA’s position Administration and Provision of Information SB 706/Kagan amendment (453921/2) SB 706/Kagan amendment (533822/1) NV Legislator did not vote ■ MSEA position – yea Maryland Education Credit ■ MSEA position – yea Maryland Education Credit ■ MSEA position – yea Absent Legislator absent from voting session marylandeducators.org