HB281 roll call

[tangent]

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Here’s how members of the Maryland House of Delegates voted for a gun-control measure. The vote was 78-61. A vote of 71 was needed.

Voting “yes” were 78 Democrats.
Voting “no” were 18 Democrats and 43 Republicans.

Democrats for:

Anderson, Curtis, Baltimore

Arora, Sam, Montgomery

Barkley, Charles, Montgomery

Barnes, Benjamin, Prince George’s

Barve, Kumar, Montgomery

Bobo, Elizabeth, Howard

Branch, Talmadge, Baltimore

Braveboy, Aisha, Prince George’s

Burns, Emmett, C., Jr. Baltimore County

Busch, Michael, Anne Arundel

Cardin, Jon, Baltimore County

Carr, Alfred, Montgomery

Clagett, Galen, Frederick

Clippinger, Luke, Baltimore

Conaway, Frank, Baltimore

Cullison, Bonnie, Montgomery

Davis, Dereck E., Prince George’s

Dumais, Kathleen M., Montgomery

Feldman, Brian, Montgomery

Frick, C. William

Frush, Barbara A., Prince George’s

Gaines, Tawanna P., Prince George’s

Gilchrist, James, W., Montgomery

Glenn, Cheryl, Baltimore

Griffith, Melony G., Prince George’s

Gutierrez, Ana Sol, Montgomery

Guzzone, Guy, Howard

Hammen, Peter A., Baltimore

Harper, Nina, Baltimore

Haynes, Keith E., Baltimore

Healey, Anne, Prince George’s

Hixson, Sheila, Montgomery

Holmes, Marvin, Jr., Prince George’s

Howard, Carolyn, Prince George’s

Hubbard, James, Prince Georges’

Hucker, Tom, Montgomery

Ivey, Jolene, Prince George’s

Jones, Adrienne, Baltimore County

Kaiser, Anne, Montgomery

Kelly, Ariana, Montgomery

Kramer, Benjamin, Montgomery

Lafferty, Stephen, Baltimore County

Lee, Susan, Montgomery

Love, Mary Ann, Anne Arundel

Luedtke, Eric, Montgomery

McHale, Brian, Baltimore

McIntosh, Maggie, Baltimore

Miller, Aruna, Montgomery

Mitchell, Keiffer, Baltimore

Mizeur, Heather, Montgomery

Morhaim, Dan, Baltimore County

Nathan-Pulliam, Shirley, Baltimore County

Niemann, Doyle, Prince George’s

Oaks, Nathaniel, Baltimore

Pena-Melnyk, Joseline, Prince George’s

Pendergrass, Shane, Howard

Proctor, James, Jr., Prince George’s

Reznik, Kirill, Montgomery

Robinson, Barbara, Baltimore

Robinson, Shane, Montgomery

Rosenberg, Samuel, Baltimore

Simmons, Luiz, R.S., Montgomery

Stein, Dana, Baltimore County

Stukes, Melvin, Baltimore

Summers, Michael, Prince George’s

Swain, Darren, Prince George’s

Tarrant, Shawn, Baltimore

Turner, Frank, Howard

Turner, Veronica, Prince George’s

Valderrama, Kris, Prince George’s

Valentino-Smith, Geraldine, Prince George’s

Vallario, Joseph, Jr., Prince George’s

Vaughn, Michael, Prince George’s

Waldstreicher, Jeff, Montgomery

Walker, Jay, Prince George’s

Washington, Alonzo, Prince George’s

Washington, Mary, Baltimore

Zucker, Craig, Montgomery

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Democrats against:

Beidle, Pamela, Anne Arundel

Bohanan, John, St. Mary’s

Bromwell, Eric, Baltimore County

Cane, Rudolph, Wicomico

Conway, Norman, Wicomico

DeBoy, Steven J., Sr., Baltimore County

Donoghue, John P., Washington

James, Mary-Dulany, Harford

Jameson, Sally, Charles

Kelly, Kevin, Allegany

Malone, James, Jr., Baltimore County

Murphy, Peter, Charles County

Olszewski, John, Baltimore County

Rudolph, David, Cecil

Sophocleus, Theodore, Anne Arundel

Weir, Michael, Jr., Baltimore County

Wilson, C.T., Charles

Wood, John Jr., St. Mary’s

___

Republicans against:

Afzali, Kathy, Frederick

Aumann, Susan, Baltimore County

Bates, Gail, Howard

Beitzel, Wendell, Garrett

Boteler, Joseph, III, Baltimore County

Cluster, John, Jr., Baltimore County

Costa, Robert, Anne Arundel

Dwyer, Donald, Jr., Anne Arundel

Eckardt, Adelaide, Dorchester

Elliott, Donald, Carroll

Fisher, Mark, Calvert,

Frank, William, Baltimore County

George, Ron, Anne Arundel

Glass, Glen, Harford

Haddaway-Riccio, Jeannie, Talbot

Hershey, Stephen, Queen Anne’s

Hogan, Patrick, Frederick

Hough, Michael, Frederick

Impallaria, Richard, Harford County

Jacobs, Jay, Kent

Kach, Wade, Baltimore County

Kipke, Nicholaus, Anne Arundel

Krebs, Susan, Carroll

McComas, Susan, Harford

McConkey, Tony, Anne Arundel

McDermott, Mike, Worcester

McDonough, Patrick, Baltimore County

McMillan, Herb, Anne Arundel

Miller, Warren, Howard

Myers, LeRoy, Jr., Washington

Norman, Wayne, Harford

O’Donnell, Anthony, Calvert

Otto, Charles, Somerset

Parrott, Neil, Washington

Ready, Justin, Carroll

Schuh, Steve, Anne Arundel

Schulz, Kelly, Frederick

Serafini, Andrew, Washington

Smigiel, Michael, Cecil

Stifler, Donna, Harford

Stocksdale, Nancy, Carroll

Szeliga, Kathy, Baltimore County

Vitale, Cathleen, Anne Arundel

___

Democrats absent:

Carter, Jill, Baltimore

Minnick, Joseph, Baltimore County

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...081068-9ca9-11e2-9219-51eb8387e8f1_story.html

 

[ZeroCool]

Beidle needs to go for playing both sides. My understanding is that she voted against all pro 2a amendments and then voted against the bill.

The Dems know that she is vulnerable and had her vote against to try to save face for the uninformed.

This needs to be known.

 

[MadCat0911]

Beidle needs to go for playing both sides. My understanding is that she voted against all pro 2a amendments and then voted against the bill.

The Dems know that she is vulnerable and had her vote against to try to save face for the uninformed.

This needs to be known.

Did she? Anyone got records of who voted for what amendment? If so, yeah, I agree. It's bullcrap.

 

[bratgirllcp]

thanks for the list tangent.

 

[Sportstud4891]

Did she? Anyone got records of who voted for what amendment? If so, yeah, I agree. It's bullcrap.

They all play this game. They allow some delegates that are in areas of high gun ownership the ability to vote against so they can go tell their constituents they voted against it and retain their jobs. Even though the fix was in and we really needed their support on the amendments.

 

[danb]

be sure to thank your delegates for thier support (and send $$ to their re-election campaign).

 

[MadCat0911]

They all play this game. They allow some delegates that are in areas of high gun ownership the ability to vote against so they can go tell their constituents they voted against it and retain their jobs. Even though the fix was in and we really needed their support on the amendments.

I'm not doubting that, I just want to see the proof of it. I have every intention of voting against every incumbent I can in the primaries AND the election. It'd just be easier to convince other people to do the same and to call them out on it when they start campaigning.

 

[danb]

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Here’s how members of the

Democrats absent:

Carter, Jill, Baltimore

Minnick, Joseph, Baltimore County

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...081068-9ca9-11e2-9219-51eb8387e8f1_story.html

this is interesting. from the press, Carter had strong reservations about the fingerprinting requirement. attack of conscience??

 

[Parshooter]

Did she? Anyone got records of who voted for what amendment? If so, yeah, I agree. It's bullcrap.

I'm pretty sure that one of the sharp cookies on this forum will compile the list- I'm particularly interested in how my Chuck Co. delegates voted on amendments. I know Murphy has to be defeated, but need to keep the others honest.

 

[ZeroCool]

Did she? Anyone got records of who voted for what amendment? If so, yeah, I agree. It's bullcrap.

I wish I was joking. Look at page 58 of the 4/3 thread:

http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=114159&page=58

She voted for the Dem proposed anti-2a amendments and against the pro-2a amendments.

She is worse than those who voted for the bill because she is a liar on top of a snake.

Just look at my history on how I tried to support her thinking that she was actually with us. No more games...

 

[SigMatt]

My Republican delegates voted against. They'll be getting campaign contributions and my thanks. Michael Busch voted for it. I will be voting against any challenger against him and donate the maximum I can to their campaign. He's gone. Sold out my rights, I'll help to sell you out of a job.

Matt

 

[smores]

They all play this game. They allow some delegates that are in areas of high gun ownership the ability to vote against so they can go tell their constituents they voted against it and retain their jobs. Even though the fix was in and we really needed their support on the amendments.

This... I was watching D28 carefully. Wilson is the most bipolar 2A supporter/anti I have ever seen.

He needs work, but Murphy and Jameson must go!



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[nedsurf]

As a city resident, I'm curious about Carter. My current mindset is anyone who chooses to be absent is a "no" vote as far as 2014 is concerned. If she is playing for our team, I will refrain on focusing efforts against her along with the rest of the Baltimore legislation.

 

[zenMonkey]

this is interesting. from the press, Carter had strong reservations about the fingerprinting requirement. attack of conscience??

I feel that if that is indeed the case, it is still not acceptable. If there were reservations, there should have been a vote against the bill.

 

[blacklab25]

I would like to know if Cane from 37A voted against pro 2A amendments. He did vote against the bill but like said elsewhere, he is in a high gun population area.

 

[X-Factor]

Glad to see ODonnell held strong as promised.

 

[ZeroCool]

I would like to know if Cane from 37A voted against pro 2A amendments. He did vote against the bill but like said elsewhere, he is in a high gun population area.

Based on the pics I linked above, it looks like Cane either voted against the Pro 2a amendments or not at all (which is just as bad).

He is a target.

 

[MadCat0911]

Delegate Biedle passed along this link to see each of the amendments and how they were voted on. Time to do some research.

http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/webmga/frmMain.aspx?pid=billpage&stab=02&id=sb0281&tab=subject3&ys=2013RS

 

[ZeroCool]

Glad to see ODonnell held strong as promised.

Hard to tell on ODonnell; looks like some inconsistency on the amendments. Potential target pending more information.

 

[ZeroCool]

Delegate Biedle passed along this link to see each of the amendments and how they were voted on. Time to do some research.

http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/webmga/frmMain.aspx?pid=billpage&stab=02&id=sb0281&tab=subject3&ys=2013RS

Does this give individual votes? I'm not finding it if so...