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Voting Record — Greg J. Reed

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Showing 4,926–4,950 of 10,100 votes.

  • Yea
    HB430Class 2 municipalities, property subject to building code violations and liens, in rem foreclosure procedure, Secs. 11-40-50 to 11-40-54, inclusive, repealedMay 3, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    HB398Taylor, municipal court, municipal judge or magistrate, authorized to issue warrant recall fee, distrib. to municipal corrections fundMay 3, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    HB389Mobile Co., board of school commissioners, sale of property and leases not required to be approved by judge of probate, Act 242, 1876 Reg. Sess. am'd.May 3, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    HB366Athens, alcoholic beverages, city council authorized to permit Sunday salesMay 3, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    HB362Washington Co., gas and diesel fuel tax, sales and use tax, and leasing tax authorized, referendumMay 3, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    HB193State departments or agencies, state employees and contractors with access to federal tax information, current and applicants, subject to state and national criminal history records checks, fingerprints required, request to be made to ALEA, fees, reports of results returned to departments or agencies, confidential and excluded from public record public disclosure requirementsMay 3, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    HB136Municipality, council-manager form of gov., council-manager act of 1982, composition of council, alternate forms, Sec. 11-43A-8 am'd.May 3, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    HB136Municipality, council-manager form of gov., council-manager act of 1982, composition of council, alternate forms, Sec. 11-43A-8 am'd.May 3, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    HB136Municipality, council-manager form of gov., council-manager act of 1982, composition of council, alternate forms, Sec. 11-43A-8 am'd.May 3, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB366Impeachment, Legislature auth. to issue subpoenas to compel testimony and production of documents, enforcement, penalties for non-complianceMay 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB360Alabama Public Transportation Trust Fund, established, ADECA required to administer trust fund; Public Transportation Trust Fund Advisory Committee, created.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB352Class 5 municipalities, entertainment districts, authorized to serve alcoholic beverages in designated areas, including areas not adjacent to licensed premises, Sec. 28-3A-17.1 am'd.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB336Community development districts, alcoholic beverages, off-premises sales authorized under certain conditions, Sec. 35-8B-3 am'd.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB296Suicide, training of public school educators to provide mental health first aid to studentsMay 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB296Suicide, training of public school educators to provide mental health first aid to studentsMay 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB293Taxation, adjusted gross income range expanded for maximum standard deductions, Sec. 40-18-15 am'd.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB268Home Builders Licensure Board, authorized to collect hearing costs, increase fines for violations, and revoke certain licenses, Secs. 34-14A-1 to 34-14A-8, inclusive, 34-14A-14, 34-14A-15 am'd.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB268Home Builders Licensure Board, authorized to collect hearing costs, increase fines for violations, and revoke certain licenses, Secs. 34-14A-1 to 34-14A-8, inclusive, 34-14A-14, 34-14A-15 am'd.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB219Information Technology Office, Information Services Division and State Business Systems Division of Dept. of Finance, transferred to, Secs. 41-28-1, 41-28-2, 41-28-3 am'd.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB195Medicaid Agency, eligibility verification mechanisms required, identity verification, use of third-party vendors auth., reporting of fraudMay 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB195Medicaid Agency, eligibility verification mechanisms required, identity verification, use of third-party vendors auth., reporting of fraudMay 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB180Driving under the influence, specify which drugs are considered controlled substances, require courts to further consider a defendant's DUI history, reorganize existing provisions of law relating to DUI and penalties, Sec. 32-5A-191 am'd.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB180Driving under the influence, specify which drugs are considered controlled substances, require courts to further consider a defendant's DUI history, reorganize existing provisions of law relating to DUI and penalties, Sec. 32-5A-191 am'd.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB157Eminent domain proceedings, costs, condemnation proceedings filed by Dept. of Transportation, the department pays condemnee's reasonable attorney fees, appraisal and engineering costs if final award is 20 percent or higher than department's offer, Sec. 18-1A-293 am'd.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call
  • Yea
    SB157Eminent domain proceedings, costs, condemnation proceedings filed by Dept. of Transportation, the department pays condemnee's reasonable attorney fees, appraisal and engineering costs if final award is 20 percent or higher than department's offer, Sec. 18-1A-293 am'd.May 2, 2017 · Senate · 2017 Regular Session · Passed · Roll call