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Preference Chart May 2017 LEGISLATOR INTERSTATE COMMITTEE LEGISLATORS’ PREFERENCE CHART MAY 2017 NCSL Proposed Members. Listed from legislator’s top 3 Also in Top 3 or willing to serve Committees priorities or willing to serve, equal numbers by party Natural Resources Sen. Pat Connell (R-1) Sen. Jennifer Fielder (R-1) Top 3 and Infrastructure Sen. Doug Kary (R-1) Sen. Jeff Welborn (R-1) Sen. Jason Small (R-2) Rep. Ray Shaw (R-1) Rep. Derek Skees (R-2) Sen. Brian Hoven (R-3) Sen. Frederick Moore (R-3) Sen. JP Pomnichowski (D) Sen. Jon Sesso (D) Sen. Dan Salomon (R-3) Rep. Tom Jacobson (D-2) Rep. Brad Hamlett (D-1) Rep. Mike Hopkins (R-3) Rep. Ryan Lynch(D-3) Rep. Ellie Hill Smith (D-w) Willing to serve – w Sen. Dee Brown (R) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R) Rep. Barry Usher (R) Rep. Jeremy Trebas (R) Budgets and Sen. Mark Blasdel (R-1) Sen. Eric Moore (R-1) Top 3 Revenue Sen. Ryan Osmundson (R-1) Sen. Brian Hoven (R-2) Sen. Fred Thomas (R-1) Rep. Jeremy Trebas (R-1) Sen. Albert Olszewski (R-2) Rep. Jimmy Patelis (R-2) Sen. Cynthia Wolken (D) Sen. Jon Sesso (D) Rep. Mike Hopkins (R-2) Rep. Marilyn Ryan (D-1) Rep. Tom Jacobson (D-1) Willing to serve Rep. Kimberly Dudik (D-w) Sen. Jason Small (R) Rep. Barry Usher (R) Communications, Sen. Roger Webb (R-1) Sen. Jeff Welborn (R-2) Top 3 Financial Services, Sen. Jason Small (R-3) Rep. Ray Shaw(R-3) and Interstate Willing to serve Commerce Sen. Mary McNally (D) Sen. JP Pomnichowski (D) Sen. Nels Swandal (R-R) Rep. Andrea Olsen (D-1 or 2) Sen. Brian Hoven (R) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R) Rep. Barry Usher (R) Rep. Jeremy Trebas (R) Education Sen. Dan Salomon (R-1) Sen. Mark Blasdel (R-3) Top 3 Sen. Nels Swandal (R) Sen. Jason Small (R) Rep. Andrea Olsen (D-3) Rep. Mike Hopkins(R-1) Rep. Wendy McKamey(R-2) Rep. Marilyn Ryan (D-3) Sen. Edie McClafferty (D) Sen. Carlie Boland (D) Rep. Moffie Funk (D-1) Rep. Jonathan Windy Boy (D- 1) Rep. Brad Hamlett (D-2) Rep.. Laurie Bishop (D-3) Health and Human Sen. Albert Olszewski (R-1) Sen. Eric Moore (R-2) Top 3 Services Rep. Wendy McKamey (R) Rep. Kimberly Dudik (D-2) Rep. Marilyn Ryan (D-2) Sen. Diane Sands (D) Sen. Jen Gross (D) Rep. Jonathan Windy Boy (D-2) Rep. Laurie Bishop (D-1) Willing to serve Rep. Moffie Funk (D) Rep. Ellie Hill Smith (D) 1 NCSL Proposed Members. Listed from legislator’s top 3 Also in Top 3 or willing to serve Committees priorities or willing to serve, equal numbers by party Labor and Economic Sen. Brian Hoven (R-1) Sen. Jason Small (R-1) Top 3 Development Sen. Dee Brown (R-2) Rep. Jeremy Trebas (R-2) Sen. Dan Salomon(R-2) Rep. Ray Shaw (R-2) Sen. Mark Blasdel (R-2) Rep. Barry Usher (R-3) Sen. Jill Cohenour (D) Sen. Gene Vuckovich (D) Willing to serve Rep. Andrea Olsen (D-1/2) Rep. Tom Jacobson (D-3) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R) Rep. Laurie Bishop (D-w) Rep. Moffie Funk (D-w) Law, Criminal Willing to serve Sen. Nels Swandal (R-1) Sen. Jennifer Fielder (R-2) Justice, and Public Rep. Moffie Funk (D) Safety Rep. Jimmy Patelis (R-1) Rep. Barry Usher (R-2) Rep. Jeremy Trebas (R-w) Rep. Mike Hopkins (R-w) Sen. Diane Sands (D) Rep. Ryan Lynch (D-1) Rep. Ellie Hill Smith (D-1) Rep. Kimberly Dudik (D-1) Rep. Margie MacDonald (D) Rep. Jonathan Windy Boy (D-3) Legislative Sen. Doug Kary (R-2) Sen. Roger Webb (R-2) Top 3 Effectiveness Sen. Fred Thomas (R-2) Sen. Dee Brown (R-3) Rep. Jimmy Patelis (R-3) Rep. Derek Skees (R-1) Rep. Barry Usher (R-1) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R-3) Rep. Jeremy Trebas (R- 3) Sen. Margie MacDonald (D) Sen. Frank Smith (D) Rep. Laurie Bishop (D-2) Rep. Ryan Lynch (D-2) Rep. Brad Hamlett (D-3) Rep. Ellie Hill Smith (D-D) Rep. Kimberly Dudik (D-3) Rep. Moffie Funk (D-3) (none) Redistricting and Sen. Dee Brown (R-1) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R-1) Elections Rep. Derek Skees (R-3) Sen. Sue Malek (D) Sen. Jen Gross (D) Rep. Moffie Funk (D-2) Note: Rep. Ellie Hill Smith is currently serving on the NCSL Executive Committee 2 CSG-West Committees Indicate your top 3 priorities (List 1, 2, & 3) I'm also willing to serve on these committees Agriculture and Water Sen. Brian Hoven (R-1) Sen. Pat Connell (R-2) Top 3 Committee Rep. Wendy McKamey (R-1) Rep. Ray Shaw (R-1) Sen. Nels Swandal (R-2) Sen. Dan Salomon (R-2) Rep. Brad Hamlett (D-1) Sen. JP Pomnichowski (D) Sen. Albert Olszewski (R-3) Sen. Margie MacDonald (D) Rep. Andrea Olsen (D) Sen. Jeff Welborn (R-3) Willing to serve Sen. Jason Small(R) Rep. Barry Usher(R) Rep. Mike Hopkins(R) Canada Relations Committee Sen. Mark Blasdel (R-2) Sen. Brian Hoven (R-2) Willing to serve Sen. Dee Brown (R-2) Sen. Albert Olszewski (R-2) Sen. Brian Hoven (R) Sen. Pat Connell (R-3) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R-2) Sen. Albert Olszewski (R) Sen. Jeff Welborn (R) Sen. Sue Malek (D) Sen. Diane Sands (D) Rep. Barry Usher (R) Rep. Brad Hamlett (D-3) Rep. Andrea Olsen (D) Rep. Kimberly Dudik (D) Rep. Tom Jacobson (D-1) Rep. Ellie Hill Smith (D-1) Transportation and Sen. Jeff Welborn (R-1) Sen. Fred Thomas (R-2) Top 3 Infrastructure Committee Sen. Roger Webb (R-2) Rep. Ray Shaw (R-2) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R- Rep. Mike Hopkins (R-1) 3) Rep. Brad Tschida (R-3) Sen. Jon Sesso (D) Sen. Frank Smith (D) Sen. Doug Kary (R-3) Rep. Andrea Olsen(D) Rep. Moffie Funk (D) Sen. Jason Small (R-3) Rep. Jim Keane (D-3) Willing to serve: Sen. Nels Swandal (R) Rep. Barry Usher (R) Education and Workforce Sen. Dan Salomon (R-1) Sen. Jason Small (R-2) Top 3 Development Sen. Dee Brown (R-3) Rep. Brad Tschida (R-1) Rep. Kimberly Dudik (D-3) Rep. Mike Hopkins (R-2) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R) Rep. Moffie Funk (D-1) Sen. Edie McClafferty (D) Sen. Gene Vuckovich (D) Rep. Denise Hayman (D-2) Rep. Jonathan Windy Boy (D-1) Rep. Andrea Olsen (D-3) 3 CSG-West Committee Indicate your top 3 priorities (List 1, 2, & 3) I'm also willing to serve on these committees Energy and Environment Sen. Pat Connell (R-1) Sen. Doug Kary (R-1) (none) Committee Sen. Jason Small (R-1) Sen. Brian Hoven (R-3) Sen. Jeff Welborn (R) Rep. Barry Usher (R-2) Rep. Ray Shaw (R-3) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R) Sen. Mary McNally (D) Sen. JP Pomnichowski (D) Rep. Denise Hayman (D-1) Rep. Jim Keane (D-1) Rep. Andrea Olsen (D-1) Rep. Marilyn Ryan (D-3) Rep. Brad Hamlett (D) Rep. Kimberly Dudik (D) Finance and Economic Sen. Fred Thomas (R-1) Sen. Roger Webb (R-1) Willing to serve Development Committee Sen. Doug Kary (R-2) Sen. Mark Blasdel (R-3) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R) Sen. Dan Salomon (R-3) Rep. Brad Tschida (R-2) Sen. Brian Hoven (R) Rep. Mike Hopkins (R-3) Rep. Barry Usher (R-3) Sen. Dee Brown (R) Sen. Jon Sesso (D) Sen. Cynthia Wolken (D) Rep. Marilyn Ryan (D-1) Rep. Jim Keane (D-2) Rep. Andrea Olsen (D-2) Rep. Tom Jacobson (D-2) Rep. Kimberly Dudik (D-2) Rep. Moffie Funk (D-3) Health and Human Services Sen. Albert Olszewski (R-1) Sen. Nels Swandal (R-3) Top 3 Committee Sen. Roger Webb (R-3), Rep. Wendy McKamey (R) Rep. Jonathan Windy Boy (D-2) Sen. Diane Sands (D) Sen. Jen Gross (D) Wiling to serve Rep. Kimberly Dudik (D-1) Rep. Marilyn Ryan (D-2) Rep. Andrea Olsen (D) Rep. Moffie Funk (D) State and Federal Affairs Sen. Mark Blasdel (R-1) Sen. Dee Brown (R-1) Willing to serve Committee Sen. Jennifer Fielder (R-1) Sen. Jeff Welborn (R-2) Rep. Mike Hopkins (R) Rep. Derek Skees (R-1) Rep. Barry Usher (R-1) Sen. Nels Swandal (R) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R) Sen. Margie MacDonald (D) Sen Jen Gross (D) Sen. Brian Hoven (R) Rep. Brad Hamlett (D-2) Rep. Moffie Funk (D-2) Rep. Jonathan Windy Boy (D-3) Rep. Kimberly Dudik (D) Note: Rep. Kim Dudik is currently 2017 Vice President, the 2019 Summit will be held in Montana 4 PNWER Appointing Authority 2015-2016 Members 2017-2018 Members (Alternates) (Alternates) Pacific Northwest Speaker (1) Cuffe (alt: Wagoner) Cuffe Economic Region House Minority Leader (1) Williams (alt: Steenberg) Morigeau 5-11-707 President (1) Vincent (Dee Brown) Senate Minority Leader (1) Larsen (Sesso) Wolken (Sesso) Legislators Interested in serving on PNWER: Rep. Mike Cuffe (R) – Current PNWER Vice President Rep. Derek Skees (R) Rep. Ray Shaw (R) Rep. Barry Usher (R) Rep. Wendy McKamey (R) Rep. Ryan Lynch (D) Rep. Andrea Olsen (D) Rep. Tom Jacobson (D) Rep. Susan Webber(D) Rep. Brad Hamlett (D) Rep. Jonathan Windy Boy (D) Rep. Ellie Hill Smith (D) Sen. Mark Blasdel (R) Sen. Pat Connell (R) Sen. Jennifer Fielder (R) Sen. Brian Hoven (R) Sen. Doug Kary (R) Sen. Albert Olszewski (R) Sen Fred Thomas (R) Sen. Jason Small (R) Sen. Jeff Welborn (R) CSG West - Legislative Council Appointing Authority 2015-2016 Members 2017-2018 Members on River Governance A cooperative association of Legislative Council (4) Perry legislators from Idaho, Montana, “Doc” Moore Oregon, and Washington that Fielder meet to discuss common interests and challenges along the Vuchovich Columbia River basin (*Lincoln, Flathead, Sanders, Mineral, Lake, Missoula, Ravalli, Granite, Lewis and Clark, and Silver Bow Counties) Legislators interested in serving on CSG-LCRG: Rep.
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