

2011 Senate Bill 300: Restrict credit score use in insurance underwriting (House Roll Call 281)
Passed 103 to 4 in the House on May 22, 2012, to prohibit insurers from using “credit information” (under a broad definition of that term contained in the bill) to deny, cancel or choose to not renew a policy. Also, to impose restrictions, plus requirements for credit-status confirmation, disclosures and more, on an insurer using credit or credit-based “insurance scores” to determine the price at which it will sell an insurance policy.
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The vote was 103 in favor, 4 against, and 3 not voting.
(House Roll Call 281)
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Restrict credit score use in insurance underwriting
IN FAVOR
HOUSE DEMOCRATS
HOUSE REPUBLICANS
AGAINST
HOUSE DEMOCRATS
| Brown (D) | Nathan (D) |
HOUSE REPUBLICANS
| MacMaster (R) | McMillin (R) |
HOUSE LEGISLATORS WHO DID NOT VOTE
| Olumba (D) | Rendon (R) | Shirkey (R) |
HOUSE LEGISLATORS ALL VOTES
House Roll Call 281 on 2011 Senate Bill 300
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It's not good when the government interferes with how businesses run their business. This is huge government overreach into the private sector.