
Mark Dudenhefer
Republican
Voting Unity: Republican Caucus
HR268
Day of Tears.
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01/18/2017 - House: Agreed to by House (57-Y 36-N)
01/18/2017 - House: VOTE: ADOPTION (57-Y 36-N)Mark Dudenhefer:
No
HB1432
Switchblade knife; exception to carry concealed.
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01/30/2017 - House: Read third time and passed House (57-Y 39-N)
01/30/2017 - House: VOTE: PASSAGE (57-Y 39-N)Mark Dudenhefer:
No
HB1534
Student discipline; long-term suspension.
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02/15/2017 - House: Senate substitute rejected by House 17105323D-S1 (46-Y 54-N)
02/15/2017 - House: VOTE: REJECTED (46-Y 54-N)Mark Dudenhefer:
Yes
HB1551
Commitment hearings; sharing of records and information.
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01/31/2017 - House: Read third time and passed House (96-Y 1-N)
01/31/2017 - House: VOTE: PASSAGE (96-Y 1-N)Mark Dudenhefer:
No
HB1616
Felony homicide; certain drug offenses constitute second degree murder, penalty.
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02/07/2017 - House: Read third time and passed House (67-Y 28-N)
02/07/2017 - House: VOTE: PASSAGE (67-Y 28-N)Mark Dudenhefer:
No
HB1766
Utility Facilities Act; associated facilities of an electrical transmission line.
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02/20/2017 - House: Senate amendment agreed to by House (60-Y 34-N 1-A)
02/20/2017 - House: VOTE: ADOPTION (60-Y 34-N 1-A)Mark Dudenhefer:
No
HB2142
High school graduation; delays by one year implementation of redesigned requirements.
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02/07/2017 - House: Read third time and passed House (56-Y 41-N)
02/07/2017 - House: VOTE: PASSAGE (56-Y 41-N)Mark Dudenhefer:
No
HB2174
School boards; annual report on pupil/teacher ratios in elementary, middle, etc., school classrooms.
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02/07/2017 - House: Read third time and passed House (53-Y 44-N)
02/07/2017 - House: VOTE: PASSAGE (53-Y 44-N)Mark Dudenhefer:
Yes
SB806
Interstate 73 Corridor Development Fund and Program.
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02/22/2017 - House: Passed House with amendment (67-Y 32-N)
02/22/2017 - House: VOTE: PASSAGE (67-Y 32-N)Mark Dudenhefer:
No
SB865
Furnishing certain weapons to minor; exemption.
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02/22/2017 - House: Passed House (59-Y 40-N)
02/22/2017 - House: VOTE: PASSAGE (59-Y 40-N)Mark Dudenhefer:
No
VPAP's unity score should not be interpreted as a partisan litmus test. For instance, Republicans who more often split from caucus does not necessarily mean they are less conservative than peers. It could mean they are more conservative. A nuanced reading of bills involved is needed to reach any conclusions.