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2011 Senate Bill 797: Cap municipal pension board travel expenses and more (House Roll Call 528)
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Passed 104 to 1 in the House on September 19, 2012, go cap municipal and state pension board spending on board members' travel and training expenses at $150,000 per year, and $30,000 maximum per board member. The bill also proposes specific pension system transparency requirements; restricts payments to service providers who made large political contributions; increases limits on how much can be invested in real estate, "private equity" and global equities; establishes other regulations on investment service providers; and more.
View All of Senate Bill 797: History, Amendments & Comments 

The vote was 104 in favor, 1 against, and 5 not voting.
(House Roll Call 528)

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In Favor In Favor
Against Against
Not Voting Not Voting
Undecided
Republican
95595%
1991%
3973%
64 total votes
Democrat
93793%
1000%
6946%
46 total votes

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Cap municipal pension board travel expenses and more

IN FAVOR

HOUSE DEMOCRATS

Ananich (D)Barnett (D)Bauer (D)Bledsoe (D)Brown (D)
Brunner (D)Byrum (D)Cavanagh (D)Clemente (D)Constan (D)
Darany (D)Dillon (D)Durhal (D)Geiss (D)Greimel (D)
Haugh (D)Hobbs (D)Hovey-Wright (D)Howze (D)Irwin (D)
Jackson (D)Kandrevas (D)Lane (D)LeBlanc (D)Lindberg (D)
Lipton (D)Liss (D)McCann (D)Meadows (D)Nathan (D)
Oakes (D)Olumba (D)Rutledge (D)Santana (D)Segal (D)
Slavens (D)Smiley (D)Stanley (D)Stapleton (D)Switalski (D)
Talabi (D)Tlaib (D)Townsend (D)  

HOUSE REPUBLICANS

Agema (R)Bolger (R)Bumstead (R)Callton (R)Cotter (R)
Crawford (R)Daley (R)Damrow (R)Denby (R)Farrington (R)
Forlini (R)Foster (R)Franz (R)Genetski (R)Gilbert (R)
Glardon (R)Goike (R)Graves (R)Haines (R)Haveman (R)
Heise (R)Hooker (R)Horn (R)Hughes (R)Huuki (R)
Jacobsen (R)Jenkins (R)Johnson (R)Knollenberg (R)Kowall (R)
Kurtz (R)LaFontaine (R)Lori (R)Lund (R)Lyons (R)
MacGregor (R)MacMaster (R)McBroom (R)McMillin (R)Moss (R)
Muxlow (R)Nesbitt (R)O'Brien (R)Opsommer (R)Ouimet (R)
Outman (R)Pettalia (R)Poleski (R)Potvin (R)Price (R)
Pscholka (R)Rendon (R)Rogers (R)Schmidt, W. (R)Shaughnessy (R)
Somerville (R)Stamas (R)Tyler (R)Walsh (R)Yonker (R)
Zorn (R)    

AGAINST

HOUSE DEMOCRATS
none

HOUSE REPUBLICANS

Shirkey (R)

HOUSE LEGISLATORS WHO DID NOT VOTE

Hammel (D)Olson (R)Schmidt, R. (R)Stallworth (D)Womack (D)

HOUSE LEGISLATORS ALL VOTES

Y    Agema (R)Y    Ananich (D)Y    Barnett (D)Y    Bauer (D)Y    Bledsoe (D)
Y    Bolger (R)Y    Brown (D)Y    Brunner (D)Y    Bumstead (R)Y    Byrum (D)
Y    Callton (R)Y    Cavanagh (D)Y    Clemente (D)Y    Constan (D)Y    Cotter (R)
Y    Crawford (R)Y    Daley (R)Y    Damrow (R)Y    Darany (D)Y    Denby (R)
Y    Dillon (D)Y    Durhal (D)Y    Farrington (R)Y    Forlini (R)Y    Foster (R)
Y    Franz (R)Y    Geiss (D)Y    Genetski (R)Y    Gilbert (R)Y    Glardon (R)
Y    Goike (R)Y    Graves (R)Y    Greimel (D)Y    Haines (R)  -  Hammel (D)
Y    Haugh (D)Y    Haveman (R)Y    Heise (R)Y    Hobbs (D)Y    Hooker (R)
Y    Horn (R)Y    Hovey-Wright (D)Y    Howze (D)Y    Hughes (R)Y    Huuki (R)
Y    Irwin (D)Y    Jackson (D)Y    Jacobsen (R)Y    Jenkins (R)Y    Johnson (R)
Y    Kandrevas (D)Y    Knollenberg (R)Y    Kowall (R)Y    Kurtz (R)Y    LaFontaine (R)
Y    Lane (D)Y    LeBlanc (D)Y    Lindberg (D)Y    Lipton (D)Y    Liss (D)
Y    Lori (R)Y    Lund (R)Y    Lyons (R)Y    MacGregor (R)Y    MacMaster (R)
Y    McBroom (R)Y    McCann (D)Y    McMillin (R)Y    Meadows (D)Y    Moss (R)
Y    Muxlow (R)Y    Nathan (D)Y    Nesbitt (R)Y    O'Brien (R)Y    Oakes (D)
  -  Olson (R)Y    Olumba (D)Y    Opsommer (R)Y    Ouimet (R)Y    Outman (R)
Y    Pettalia (R)Y    Poleski (R)Y    Potvin (R)Y    Price (R)Y    Pscholka (R)
Y    Rendon (R)Y    Rogers (R)Y    Rutledge (D)Y    Santana (D)  -  Schmidt, R. (R)
Y    Schmidt, W. (R)Y    Segal (D)Y    Shaughnessy (R)  n  Shirkey (R)Y    Slavens (D)
Y    Smiley (D)Y    Somerville (R)  -  Stallworth (D)Y    Stamas (R)Y    Stanley (D)
Y    Stapleton (D)Y    Switalski (D)Y    Talabi (D)Y    Tlaib (D)Y    Townsend (D)
Y    Tyler (R)Y    Walsh (R)  -  Womack (D)Y    Yonker (R)Y    Zorn (R)

House Roll Call 528 on 2011 Senate Bill 797

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Comments

Re: 2011 Senate Bill 797 (Cap municipal pension board travel expenses and more )  by ALwaysVote on November 11, 2011 

This should be changed so that the approved travel would be limited to the continental United States.  It is hard to fathom how an individual would  incur $12,000 in expenses in one year, much less $30,000.   I suggest that these limits be reduced by 50%.



Re: 2011 Senate Bill 797 (Cap municipal pension board travel expenses and more )  by StopThe Crap on November 9, 2011 

This should be limited to $25-$50,000 per year. Why should we have to pay for it when you feel like going somewhere?


Also, you should pay for your own training, like those of us in the private sector have to.



2011 Senate Bill 797 (Cap municipal pension board travel expenses and more )  by admin on November 9, 2011 
Introduced in the Senate on November 3, 2011

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