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2005 COPE VOTING RECORD 2005 STATE SENATE RECORD VOTES 2005 Record Vote 2005 1 2005 COPE VOTING RECORD SEVENTY-SEVENTH WV LEGISLATURE 2005 STATE SENATE RECORD VOTES HB 2780, Race Track Video Lottery, Pension Plan for Employees: increased from ½ percent to one percent the amount of racetrack video lottery net terminal income to be used for payment into the pension plan for and on behalf of all employees of the Licensed Racing Associations. The money comes from the licensee (Race Tracks’) percentage of their net terminal income. The bill affects over 4,600 employees. This is the passage vote after the adoption of the House amendment to the Senate amendment. The bill passed on the last night of the session at 11:38 PM. 32 yeas – 1 nay – 1 excused. Yea vote is Right. (D): Democrat, (R): Republican – R: Right, W: Wrong, A: Absent, E: Excused Name in Bold: COPE-Endorsed in the most recent election. 2005 Record Vote 2005 District Senator County 1 ACCUM. VOTES R W A 1. * Edwin J. Bowman (D) Hancock E 12 12 E-1 Andy McKenzie (R) Ohio R 13 5 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 2. Larry Edgell (D) Wetzel R 10 3 0 Jeffrey Kessler (D) Marshall R 14 3 0 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. J. Frank Deem (R) Wood R 49 80 1 Donna Boley (R) Pleasants R 15 32 0 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 4. * * Charles Lanham (R) Mason R 1 0 0 Karen Facemyer (R) Jackson R 14 21 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 5. Evan Jenkins (D) Cabell R 13 15 0 Robert H. Plymale (D) Wayne R 13 13 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 6. H. Truman Chafin (D) Mingo R 42 26 1 John Pat Fanning (D) McDowell R 35 24 3 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 7. Tracy Dempsey (D) Lincoln R 38 3 0 Earl Ray Tomblin (D) Logan R 32 69 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 8. Steve Harrison (R) Kanawha W 10 28 0 Victor Sprouse (R) Kanawha R 8 21 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 9. Russ Weeks (R), Raleigh R 1 4 0 Billy Wayne Bailey, Jr. (D) Wyoming R 18 10 1 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 10. Jesse Guills (R) Greenbrier R 1 4 0 Donald L. Caruth (R) Mercer R 3 9 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 11. C. Randy White (D) Webster R 19 4 1 Shirley Love (D) Fayette R 14 11 0 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 12. Joe Minard (D) Harrison R 25 22 1 William R. Sharpe, Jr. (D) Lewis R 47 51 4 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 13. Michael A. Oliverio II (D) Monongalia R 18 10 0 Roman W. Prezioso, Jr. (D) Marion R 30 16 1 ___________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ 14. Sarah M. Minear (R) Tucker R 9 16 0 Jon Blair Hunter (D) Monongalia R 17 1 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 15. Walt Helmick (D) Pocahontas R 15 22 0 Clark Barnes (R) Randolph R 1 0 0 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 16. John Unger II (D) Berkeley R 8 3 2 John Yoder (R) Jefferson R 2 7 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 17. Brooks McCabe (D) Kanawha R 8 4 1 Dan Foster (D) Kanawha R 7 6 0 * Because he worked at the Mountaineer Race Track and would benefit from this bill, he was excused from voting. * * Appointed by the Governor to replace Lisa Smith. 2005 HOUSE OF DELEGATES RECORD VOTES HB 2780, Race Track Video Lottery, Pension Plan for Employees: increased from ½ percent to one percent the amount of racetrack video lottery net terminal income to be used for payment into the pension plan for and on behalf of all employees of the Licensed Racing Association. The money comes from the licensee (Race Tracks’) percentage of their net terminal income. The bill affects over 4,600 employees. The Senate amended HB 2780 to delete language pertaining to the State’s four Licensed Racetracks renewing their video lottery license and an agreement, signed by certain representatives to be presented to the lottery commission as evidence to the existence of the said agreement. Signatures required for the agreement include a Union representative from all four licensed racetracks representing the pari-mutuel clerks. The House amended the bill back to its original state and sent it back to the Senate for its final vote. 87 Yeas – 11 nays – 2 absent. Yea vote is Right. (D): Democrat, (R): Republican – R: Right, W: Wrong, A: Absent, E: Excused Name in Bold: COPE-Endorsed in the most recent election. 2005 Record Vote 2005 District Delegate County 1 ACCUM. VOTES R W A 1. Joe Delong (D) Hancock R 15 3 1 Randy Swartzmiller (D) Hancock R 5 14 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 2. Timothy R. Ennis (D) Brooke R 15 26 1 Jack Yost (D) Brooke R 12 0 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 3. Christopher Wakim (R) Ohio W 2 10 1 L. Gil White (R) Ohio R 11 25 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Kenneth Tucker (D) Marshall R 23 7 0 Scott G. Varner (D) Marshall R 23 21 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 5. Dave Pethtel (D) Wetzel R 26 16 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 6. W. Roger Romine (R) Tyler R 6 13 0 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 7. Otis A. Leggett (R) Pleasants A 16 41 6 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 8. E. W. Anderson, Jr., (R) Wood R 16 29 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 9. Larry Border (R) Wood R 12 34 1 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 10. Tom Azinger (R) Wood R 9 32 0 J. D. Beane (D) Wood R 17 30 0 John Ellem (R) Wood R 12 7 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 11. Bob Ashley (R) Roane W 18 47 1 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 12. Mitch Carmichael (R) Jackson R 8 7 3 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 13. Dale Martin (D) Putnam R 16 2 0 Brady Paxton (D) Putnam R 20 4 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 14. Mike Hall (R) Putnam R 11 29 1 Patti Eagloski Schoen (R) Putnam W 5 7 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 15. Kevin Craig (D) Cabell R 6 14 0 Margarette Leach (D) Cabell R 27 14 3 James H. Morgan (D) Cabell R 12 20 1 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 16. Greg Howard (R) Cabell R 6 6 1 Kelli Sobonya (R) Cabell W 4 8 0 Dale Stephens (D) Cabell R 7 0 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 17. Don Perdue (D) Wayne R 15 2 4 Richard Thompson (D) Wayne R 25 0 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 18. Larry W. Barker (D) Boone R 1 0 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 19. Greg A. Butcher (D) Logan R 28 2 0 Jeff Eldridge (D) Lincoln R 1 0 0 Joe C. Ferrell (D) Logan R 27 17 6 Lidella Hrutkay (D) Logan R 15 4 0 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 20. Steven Kominar (D) Mingo R 20 22 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 21. Harry Keith White (D) Mingo R 20 13 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 22. Richard Browning (D) Wyoming R 31 15 1 W. Richard Staton (D) Wyoming R 31 27 1 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 23. Clifton Moore (D) McDowell R 1 0 0 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 24. Eustace Frederick (D) Mercer R 9 28 6 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 25. Marshall Long (D) Mercer R 2 11 0 Thomas “Mike” Porter (R) Mercer R 1 0 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 26. Gerald Crosier (D) Monroe R 3 10 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 27. Robert Kiss (D) Raleigh R 23 36 0 Virginia Mahan (D) Summers R 24 8 0 Linda Sumner (R) Raleigh W 3 10 0 Sally Susman (D) Raleigh W 18 2 2 Ron M. Thompson (D) Raleigh R 18 23 0 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 28. Thomas Campbell (D) Greenbrier R 10 17 3 Ray Canterbury (R) Greenbrier R 10 9 0 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 29. Tom Louisos (D) Fayette R 38 19 0 David Perry (D) Fayette R 7 11 1 John Pino (D) Fayette R 23 34 0 ____________________________________________________________________________________ 30. Jon Amores, Jr., (D) Kanawha R 15 28 0 Bonnie Brown (D) Kanawha R 38 6
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