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Kansas 2019 House Votes Kansas 2019 House Votes District Name Party HB SB SB 67 SCR 1606 HCR HB AC Bill Past Current 2274 67 Veto 5004 2066 Sponsor Record Record 1 Michael Houser R Y Y Y Y N VRA AC 2 Kenneth Collins R Y Y Y Y N S AC 3 Monica Murnan D N Y N Y Y VRP MC 4 Trevor Jacobs R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 5 Mark Samsel R Y Y Y Y Y S VRM AC 6 Jene Vickrey R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 7 Richard J. Proehl R Y Y Y Y Y S VRA AC 8 Chris Croft R Y Y Y Y N S AC 9 Kent L. Thompson R Y Y Y Y Y VRA AC 10 Eileen Horn D N N N N Y VRP PC 11 Jim Kelly R Y Y Y Y Y S VRA AC 12 Doug Blex R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 13 Larry P. Hibbard R Y Y Y Y Y VRA AC 14 Angela Justus R Y Y Y Y N S AC Schweller 15 John Toplikar R Y Y Y Y N S AC 16 Cindy Holscher D N N N N Y VRP PC 17 Tom Cox R Y Y Y Y Y VRA AC 18 Cindy Neighbor D N N N N Y VRP PC 19 Stephanie S. Clayton D N N N N Y VRP PC 20 Jan H. Kessinger R Y Y N Y Y VRP MC 21 Jerry Stogsdill D N N N N Y VRP PC 22 Nancy Lusk D N N N N Y VRP PC 23 Susan Ruiz D N N N N Y PC 24 Jarrod Ousley D N N N N Y VRP PC 25 Rui Xu D N N N N Y PC 26 Adam Thomas R Y Y Y Y N S AC 27 Sean E. Tarwater Sr. R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 28 Kellie Warren R Y Y Y Y N S VRP AC 29 Brett Parker D N N N N Y VRP PC 30 Brandon Woodard D N N N N Y PC 31 Louis E. Ruiz D N N N Y VRP PC 32 Pam Curtis D N N N N Y VRP PC 33 Tom Burroughs D N Y N N Y VRM MC 34 Valdenia C. Winn D N N N N Y VRP PC 35 Brodrick Henderson D N N N N Y VRP PC 36 Kahty Wolfe Moore D N N N Y Y VRM MC 37 Stan Frownfelter D N Y N N Y VRM MC 38 Willie Dove R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 39 Owen Donohoe R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 40 David W. French R Y Y Y Y N S AC 41 Jeff Pittman D Y Y N A Y VRA MC 42 Jim Karleskint R Y Y Y Y Y S VRA AC 43 Bill Sutton R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 44 Barbara W. Ballard D N N N N Y VRP AC 45 Mike Amyx D N N N N Y PC 46 Dennis "Boog" D N N N N Y VRP PC Highberger 47 Ronald B. Ellis R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 48 David L. Benson D N N N N Y PC 49 Megan Lynn R Y Y Y Y N S AC 50 Fred C. Patton R Y Y Y Y Y S AC 51 Ron Highland R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 52 Brenda S. Dietrich R Y Y Y Y Y S AC 53 Jim Gartner D N N N N Y VRP PC 54 Ken Corbet R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 55 Annie Kuether D N N N N Y VRP PC 56 Virgil Weigel D N N N N Y VRP PC 57 John Alcala D N N N N Y VRM PC 58 Freda Warfield D Y Y N N Y VRA MC 59 Blaine Finch R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 60 Mark Schreiber R Y Y Y Y S VRA AC 61 Francis Awerkamp R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 62 Randy Garber R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 63 John R. Eplee R Y Y Y Y S Y S VRA AC 64 Susan "Suzi" L. Carlson R Y Y Y Y AC 65 Lonnie Clark R Y Y Y Y Y S VRA AC 66 Sydney Carlin D N N N N Y VRP PC 67 Tom Phillips R Y Y Y Y VRA VRA AC 68 Dave Baker R Y Y Y Y Y AC 69 J.R. Claeys R Y Y Y Y N VRA AC 70 John E Barker R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 71 Diana Dierks R Y Y Y Y Y VRA AC 72 Tim Hodge D N N N N Y VRM PC 73 Les Mason R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 74 Stephen Owens R Y Y Y Y N S AC 75 Will Carpenter R Y Y Y Y S N S AC 76 Eric L. Smith R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 77 Kristey S.Williams R Y Y Y Y N VRA AC 78 Ron Ryckman R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 79 Cheryl Helmer R Y Y Y Y N S AC 80 Bill Rhiley R Y Y Y Y S N S AC 81 Blake Carpenter R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 82 Jesse Burris R Y Y Y Y S N VRA AC 83 Henry Helgerson D N N N N Y VRP PC 84 Gail Finney D N N N N Y PC 85 Michael Capps R Y Y Y Y N S AC 86 Jim Ward D N N N N Y VRP PC 87 Renee Erickson R Y Y Y N S AC 88 Elizabeth Bishop D N N N N Y VRP PC 89 KC Ohaebosim D N N N N Y VRP PC 90 Steve Huebert R Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 91 Emil M. Bergquist R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 92 John Carmichael D N N N N Y VRP PC 93 J.C. Moore R Y Y Y Y Y AC 94 Leo G. Delperdang R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 95 Tom Sawyer D N N N N Y VRP PC 96 Brandon J. Whipple D N N N N Y VRM PC 97 Nick J. Hoheisel R Y Y Y Y N AC 98 Ron Howard R Y Y Y Y N S AC 99 Susan Humphries R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 100 Daniel Hawkins R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 101 Joe Seiwert R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 102 Jason Probst D N N N N Y PC 103 Ponka-We Victors D N N N N Y VRP PC 104 Paul Waggoner R Y Y Y Y N AC 105 Brenda K. Landwehr R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 106 Bill Pannbacker R Y Y Y Y Y AC 107 Susan L Concannon R Y Y Y Y Y VRA AC 108 Steven Johnson R Y Y Y Y Y S VRA AC 109 Troy L. Waymaster R Y Y Y Y N VRA AC 110 Ken Rahjes R Y Y Y Y N VRA AC 111 Barbara Wasinger R Y Y Y Y N S AC 112 Tory Marie Arnberger R Y Y Y Y N S VRA AC 113 Greg Lewis R Y Y Y Y VRA AC 114 Jack Thimesch R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 115 Boyd Orr R Y Y Y Y Y VRA AC 116 Kyle D. Hoffman R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 117 Leonard A. Mastroni R Y Y Y Y Y S VRA AC 118 Don Hineman R Y Y Y Y Y VRA AC 119 Bradley Ralph R Y Y Y Y Y S VRA AC 120 Adam Smith R Y Y Y Y S Y S VRA AC 121 John Resman R Y Y Y Y S N S VRA AC 122 J. Russell "Russ" R Y Y Y Y Y VRA AC Jennings 123 John P. Wheeler jr. R Y Y Y Y Y VRA AC 124 Martin (Marty) Long R Y Y Y Y Y AC 125 Shannon Francis R Y Y Y Y N VRA AC .
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