kropptj Scorecard for 10/27/2022

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↓Score	↓Sort by Legislator	↓Party	↓Selected
100%	Legislator. Ideal Senate Vote >	any	Selected	Authorize spending more on state road patrol... Y
100%	Ananich, Jim (term)	D		✔
100%	Barrett, Tom (term)	R		✔
100%	Bizon, John (term)	R		✔
100%	Brinks, Winnie (term)	D		✔
100%	Bullock, Marshall (term)	D		✔
100%	Bumstead, Jon (term)	R		✔
100%	Chang, Stephanie (term)	D		✔
100%	Daley, Kevin (term)	R		✔
100%	Geiss, Erika (term)	D		✔
100%	Hollier, Adam (term)	D		✔
100%	Horn, Kenneth (term)	R		✔
100%	Huizenga, Mark (term)	R		✔
100%	Johnson, Ruth (term)	R		✔
100%	LaSata, Kim (term)	R		✔
100%	Lauwers, Dan (term)	R		✔
100%	MacDonald, Michael (term)	R		✔
100%	McBroom, Ed (term)	R		✔
100%	McCann, Sean (term)	D		✔
100%	McMorrow, Mallory (term)	D		✔
100%	Moss, Jeremy (term)	D		✔
100%	Nesbitt, Aric (term)	R		✔
100%	Outman, Rick (term)	R		✔
100%	Polehanki, Dayna (term)	D		✔
100%	Runestad, Jim (term)	R		✔
100%	Santana, Sylvia (term)	D		✔
100%	Schmidt, Wayne (term)	R		✔
100%	Shirkey, Mike (term)	R		✔
100%	Stamas, Jim (term)	R		✔
100%	Theis, Lana (term)	R		✔
100%	VanderWall, Curt (term)	R		✔
100%	Victory, Roger (term)	R		✔
100%	Wojno, Paul (term)	D		✔
100%	Wozniak, Doug (term)	R		✔
100%	Zorn, Dale W. (term)	R		✔
0%	Alexander, Betty Jean (term)	D		×
0%	Bayer, Rosemary (term)	D		×
0%	Hertel, Curtis, Jr. (term)	D		×
0%	Irwin, Jeff (term)	D		×

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F Chamber failed to hold vote, E Excused, X Not Voting,
? Ideal Vote not set, – No vote in this chamber

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House Bill 5732: Authorize spending more on state road patrol...
[Authorize spending more on state road patrol subsidies] to earmark $15 million in liquor tax revenue to a “secondary road patrol and training fund,” which among other things pays to have State Police patrol local roads, allowing some jurisdictions to essentially shift a portion of their public safety expenses to state taxpayers. This would replace $10 million this account now receives from a surcharge imposed on traffic ticket fines
• Senate Roll Call 410 on September 20, 2022.

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