2019 Senate Bill 200 ↩

Senate Roll Call 115: Passed

To permit doctors to prescribe and pharmacists to dispense an “opioid antagonist” drug to "an employee or agent of an agency authorized to purchase, possess, and distribute an opioid antagonist" for treatment of an individual suffering a heroin or other opioid overdose. See also House Bill 4367, which defines "agency" as a "governmental agency or life support agency".

38 Yeas / 0 Nays

Republican (22 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Barrett (R-24) Bizon (R-19) Bumstead (R-34) Daley (R-31) Horn (R-32) Johnson (R-14) LaSata (R-21) Lauwers (R-25) Lucido (R-8) MacDonald (R-10) MacGregor (R-28) McBroom (R-38) Nesbitt (R-26) Outman (R-33) Runestad (R-15) Schmidt (R-37) Shirkey (R-16) Stamas (R-36) Theis (R-22) VanderWall (R-35) Victory (R-30) Zorn (R-17)

Democrat (16 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Alexander (D-5) Ananich (D-27) Bayer (D-12) Brinks (D-29) Bullock (D-4) Chang (D-1) Geiss (D-6) Hertel (D-23) Hollier (D-2) Irwin (D-18) McCann (D-20) McMorrow (D-13) Moss (D-11) Polehanki (D-7) Santana (D-3) Wojno (D-9)