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2001 - 2002 Regular Session Vote Details

Bill #	Description	Amendment	Yeas	Nays	J pg.	Date
HF2902	H.F. NO. 2902 FISCAL CALENDAR AMENDMENT A5	H2902A5 Peterson and Kubly	66	66	7100	03/14/2002

H.F. NO. 2902

FISCAL CALENDAR

AMENDMENT A5

66 YEA and 66 Nay

Date: 03/14/2002

Journal Page 7100 - * Please see the Journal of the House for offical recorded roll call votes

Those who voted in the affirmative were:

Anderson, I.	Bakk	Bernardy	Biernat	Blaine
Carlson	Clark, K.	Davnie	Dawkins	Dibble
Dorn	Entenza	Evans	Folliard	Gleason
Goodwin	Gray	Greiling	Hilty	Huntley
Jaros	Jennings	Johnson, R.	Johnson, S.	Juhnke
Kahn	Kalis	Kelliher	Koskinen	Kubly
Larson	Leighton	Lenczewski	Lieder	Mahoney
Mariani	Marko	Marquart	McGuire	Milbert
Mullery	Murphy	Opatz	Osthoff	Otremba
Paymar	Pelowski	Penas	Peterson	Pugh
Rukavina	Ruth	Schumacher	Sertich	Skoe
Skoglund	Slawik	Smith	Solberg	Swapinski
Swenson	Thompson	Wagenius	Walker	Wasiluk
Winter

Those who voted in the negative were:

Abeler	Abrams	Anderson, B.	Bishop	Boudreau
Bradley	Buesgens	Cassell	Clark, J.	Daggett
Davids	Dehler	Dempsey	Dorman	Eastlund
Erhardt	Erickson	Finseth	Fuller	Gerlach
Goodno	Gunther	Haas	Hackbarth	Harder
Holberg	Holsten	Howes	Jacobson	Johnson, J.
Jordan	Kielkucki	Knoblach	Krinkie	Kuisle
Leppik	Lindner	Lipman	Mares	McElroy
Molnau	Mulder	Ness	Nornes	Olson
Osskopp	Ozment	Paulsen	Pawlenty	Rhodes
Rifenberg	Seagren	Seifert	Stanek	Stang
Sviggum	Sykora	Tingelstad	Tuma	Vandeveer
Walz	Westerberg	Westrom	Wilkin	Wolf
Workman

Bill #	Description	Amendment	Yeas	Nays	J pg.	Date
HF2902	H.F. NO. 2902 FISCAL CALENDAR APPEAL "SHALL THE DECISION OF THE SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE ABRAMS STAND AS THE JUDGEMENT OF THE HOUSE?" PUGH MOTION		68	64	7102	03/14/2002

H.F. NO. 2902

FISCAL CALENDAR

APPEAL "SHALL THE DECISION OF THE SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE ABRAMS STAND AS THE JUDGEMENT OF THE HOUSE?" PUGH MOTION

68 YEA and 64 Nay

Date: 03/14/2002

Journal Page 7102 - * Please see the Journal of the House for offical recorded roll call votes

Those who voted in the affirmative were:

Abrams	Anderson, B.	Bishop	Blaine	Boudreau
Bradley	Buesgens	Cassell	Clark, J.	Daggett
Davids	Dehler	Dempsey	Dorman	Eastlund
Erhardt	Erickson	Finseth	Fuller	Gerlach
Goodno	Gunther	Haas	Hackbarth	Harder
Holberg	Holsten	Howes	Johnson, J.	Jordan
Kielkucki	Knoblach	Krinkie	Kuisle	Leppik
Lindner	Lipman	Mares	McElroy	Molnau
Mulder	Ness	Nornes	Olson	Osskopp
Ozment	Paulsen	Pawlenty	Penas	Rhodes
Rifenberg	Ruth	Seagren	Seifert	Smith
Stanek	Stang	Sviggum	Swenson	Sykora
Tingelstad	Tuma	Vandeveer	Walz	Westrom
Wilkin	Wolf	Workman

Those who voted in the negative were:

Abeler	Anderson, I.	Bakk	Bernardy	Biernat
Carlson	Clark, K.	Davnie	Dawkins	Dibble
Dorn	Entenza	Evans	Folliard	Gleason
Goodwin	Gray	Greiling	Hilty	Huntley
Jacobson	Jaros	Jennings	Johnson, R.	Johnson, S.
Juhnke	Kahn	Kalis	Kelliher	Koskinen
Kubly	Larson	Leighton	Lenczewski	Lieder
Mahoney	Mariani	Marko	Marquart	McGuire
Milbert	Mullery	Murphy	Opatz	Osthoff
Otremba	Paymar	Pelowski	Peterson	Pugh
Rukavina	Schumacher	Sertich	Skoe	Skoglund
Slawik	Solberg	Swapinski	Thompson	Wagenius
Walker	Wasiluk	Westerberg	Winter

Bill #	Description	Amendment	Yeas	Nays	J pg.	Date
HF2902	H.F. NO. 2902 FISCAL CALENDAR PASSAGE		68	64	7102	03/14/2002

H.F. NO. 2902

FISCAL CALENDAR

PASSAGE

68 YEA and 64 Nay

Date: 03/14/2002

Journal Page 7102 - * Please see the Journal of the House for offical recorded roll call votes

Those who voted in the affirmative were:

Abrams	Anderson, B.	Bishop	Blaine	Boudreau
Bradley	Buesgens	Cassell	Clark, J.	Daggett
Davids	Dehler	Dempsey	Dorman	Eastlund
Erhardt	Erickson	Finseth	Fuller	Gerlach
Goodno	Gunther	Haas	Hackbarth	Harder
Holberg	Holsten	Howes	Jacobson	Johnson, J.
Kielkucki	Knoblach	Krinkie	Kuisle	Leppik
Lindner	Lipman	Mares	McElroy	Molnau
Mulder	Ness	Nornes	Olson	Osskopp
Ozment	Paulsen	Pawlenty	Penas	Rhodes
Rifenberg	Ruth	Seagren	Seifert	Smith
Stanek	Stang	Sviggum	Swenson	Sykora
Tingelstad	Tuma	Vandeveer	Walz	Westrom
Wilkin	Wolf	Workman

Those who voted in the negative were:

Abeler	Anderson, I.	Bakk	Bernardy	Biernat
Carlson	Clark, K.	Davnie	Dawkins	Dibble
Dorn	Entenza	Evans	Folliard	Gleason
Goodwin	Gray	Greiling	Hilty	Huntley
Jaros	Jennings	Johnson, R.	Johnson, S.	Jordan
Juhnke	Kahn	Kalis	Kelliher	Koskinen
Kubly	Larson	Leighton	Lenczewski	Lieder
Mahoney	Mariani	Marko	Marquart	McGuire
Milbert	Mullery	Murphy	Opatz	Osthoff
Otremba	Paymar	Pelowski	Peterson	Pugh
Rukavina	Schumacher	Sertich	Skoe	Skoglund
Slawik	Solberg	Swapinski	Thompson	Wagenius
Walker	Wasiluk	Westerberg	Winter

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2001 - 2002 Regular Session Vote Details

H.F. NO. 2902

66 YEA and 66 Nay

H.F. NO. 2902

68 YEA and 64 Nay

H.F. NO. 2902

68 YEA and 64 Nay

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