HB 983, HB 900, HB 819, HB 1000, HB 816, HB 954, HB 295, HB 757, HB 729, HB 755, HB 918: HB'S 295,729,755,757,816,819,900,918,954,983,1000 MOTION TO ENGROSS
Result: not reported
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Official result
- Yes
- 36
- No
- 17
- Other
- 3
Partial member record
Official totals describe the full vote. The member records below show only the public choices available here. Missing choices are unknown, not absences.
2 member choices available: 1 yes, 1 no, 0 other.
Member votes (2)
David E. Lucas
Voted Nay
Tyler Harper
Voted Yea
Bills affected by votes (11)
HB 900 — State sales tax exemption; consumable supplies used in manufacturing; include
HB 819 — Revenue and taxation; tax executions; modify certain provisions
HB 816 — Sales and use tax; change a certain definition
HB 295 — Ad valorem taxation; provide comprehensive revision of provisions
HB 918 — Revenue and taxation; define terms "Internal Revenue Code" and Internal Revenue Code of 1986"; provisions
HB 954 — Ad valorem tax; property; change definition of fair market value
HB 983 — State sales and use tax; clarify eligible exemptions; provisions
HB 1000 — Revenue and taxation; setoff debt collection against state income tax refunds for debts owed to political subdivisions and courts; provisions
HB 729 — Revenue and taxation; manner for determining fair market value of motor vehicles subject to tax; change
HB 757 — Ad valorem tax; use of certain property for collection and conversion of solar energy shall not constitute breach of conservation use covenants; provide
HB 755 — Ad valorem tax; revised definition of forest land fair market value; provisions
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