2020 Senate Bill 886 ↩

Senate Roll Call 395: The amendment was not adopted

To "break the tie-bar" between this bill and Senate Bill 911 and House Bills 6101, 6030, 6031 and 6032, meaning this bill would go into law if enacted even if those ones do not. Among other things those bills would extend liability exemptions to businesses and other institutions threatened by lawsuits claiming damages related to their operations during the coronavirus epidemic.

16 Yeas / 22 Nays

Republican (0 Yeas / 22 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)