Who in the TN Senate and House voted how on HB0962...

[TGO David]

For those who have asked, here is how the votes fell on June 4, 2009 in the Tennessee Senate regarding HB0962.

In Favor Of:

1. Barnes
   
2. Beavers
   
3. Black
   
4. Burchett
   
5. Crowe
   
6. Faulk
   
7. Finney L.
   
8. Gresham
   
9. Herron
   
10. Jackson
    
11. Johnson
    
12. Ketron
    
13. McNally
    
14. Norris
    
15. Overbey
    
16. Stanley
    
17. Tracey
    
18. Watson
    
19. Woodson
    
20. Yeager
    
21. Ramsey
    

Opposed To:

1. Berke
   
2. Ford
   
3. Harper
   
4. Haynes
   
5. Henry
   
6. Kyle
   
7. Marrero
   
8. Stewart
   
9. Tate
   

Absent From Vote:

1. Bunch
   
2. Burks
   
3. Southerland
   

[MikeW]

Dang Joe Haynes ... I wont vote for him EVER.

[Guest Bronker]

Do you have a House rundown handy, David?

[MikeW]

Do you have a House rundown handy, David?

I didnt look the house up because I can see my rep voting to veto (Mike Turner).

Bill Votes

[TGO David]

Tennessee House Votes

In Favor Of:

1. Barker
   
2. Bass
   
3. Bell
   
4. Bone
   
5. Borchert
   
6. Brooks H
   
7. Brooks K
   
8. Campfield
   
9. Carr
   
10. Casada
    
11. Cobb C
    
12. Cobb J
    
13. Cobb T
    
14. Coley
    
15. Curtiss
    
16. Dean
    
17. Dennis
    
18. Dunn
    
19. Eldridge
    
20. Evans
    
21. Faulkner
    
22. Ferguson
    
23. Fincher
    
24. Floyd
    
25. Ford
    
26. Fraley
    
27. Hackworth
    
28. Halford
    
29. Harrison
    
30. Hawk
    
31. Haynes
    
32. Hensley
    
33. Hill
    
34. Johnson C
    
35. Johnson P
    
36. Kelsey
    
37. Lollar
    
38. Lynn
    
39. Maddox
    
40. Maggart
    
41. Matheny
    
42. Matlock
    
43. McCord
    
44. McCormick
    
45. McDaniel
    
46. McDonald
    
47. McManus
    
48. Montgomery
    
49. Moore
    
50. Mumpower
    
51. Niceley
    
52. Odom
    
53. Ramsey
    
54. Rich
    
55. Roach
    
56. Rowland
    
57. Sargent
    
58. Shepard
    
59. Shipley
    
60. Swafford
    
61. Tidwell
    
62. Tindell
    
63. Todd
    
64. Watson
    
65. Weaver
    
66. West
    
67. Windle
    
68. Yokley
    
69. Mr. Speaker Williams
    

Opposed To:

1. Armstrong
   
2. Brown
   
3. Camper
   
4. Coleman
   
5. Cooper
   
6. DeBerry J
   
7. DeBerry L
   
8. Favors
   
9. Fitzhugh
   
10. Gilmore
    
11. Hardaway
    
12. Harmon
    
13. Harwell
    
14. Jones S
    
15. Jones U
    
16. Kernell
    
17. Litz
    
18. Miller
    
19. Naifeh
    
20. Pitts
    
21. Pruitt
    
22. Richardson
    
23. Shaw
    
24. Sontany
    
25. Stewart
    
26. Towns
    
27. Turner M
    

[Guest Bronker]

Thanks Super Dave. Glad to see Dickson Co. well represented. Both sponsored their respective legislative body's bills. Sen. Doug Jackson and Rep. David Shepard. I shall be calling them both tomorrow and thanking them.

[Punisher84]

I'm starting to wonder if what was thought as a Democrat ploy, wasn't actually a Republican ploy when it comes to Speaker Williams. He seems to be doing a good job all around.

[Guest Jcochran88]

I'm starting to wonder if what was thought as a Democrat ploy, wasn't actually a Republican ploy when it comes to Speaker Williams. He seems to be doing a good job all around.

Never really thought about it like that, but maybe!

[bubbiesdad]

Thank you's sent to my Senator and Representative.

[TnEngineer]

Thank you sent to McNally and Matlock of East Tennessee. There ARE some politicians among us who still love freedom.

[TnEngineer]

I'm starting to wonder if what was thought as a Democrat ploy, wasn't actually a Republican ploy when it comes to Speaker Williams. He seems to be doing a good job all around.

I'm beginning to think the same thing myself.

[56FordGuy]

Senator Diane Black and Rep Mike McDonald both got yet another email from me regarding this issue.

[Guest SomeGuy]

I'm starting to wonder if what was thought as a Democrat ploy, wasn't actually a Republican ploy when it comes to Speaker Williams. He seems to be doing a good job all around.

No. While Williams has been a pleasing surprise on gun bills, it was not a GOP ploy.

He is a relatively new member. Leadership isn't something handed to new people. Of course, when looking at his other actions, such as giving Democrats chairman seats, and honoring Naifeh the way he is, plus the perks of power he did not hand out readily to the GOP people (staffing), it is obvious Williams is trying hard to straddle the middle, knowing he will need Dem support to stay speaker.

[Guest 3pugguy]

For those who have asked, here is how the votes fell on June 4, 2009 in the Tennessee Senate regarding HB0962.

In Favor Of:

1. Barnes
   
2. Beavers
   
3. Black
   
4. Burchett
   
5. Crowe
   
6. Faulk
   
7. Finney L.
   
8. Gresham
   
9. Herron
   
10. Jackson
    
11. Johnson
    
12. Ketron
    
13. McNally
    
14. Norris
    
15. Overbey
    
16. Stanley
    
17. Tracey
    
18. Watson
    
19. Woodson
    
20. Yeager
    
21. Ramsey
    

Opposed To:

1. Berke
   
2. Ford
   
3. Harper
   
4. Haynes
   
5. Henry
   
6. Kyle
   
7. Marrero
   
8. Stewart
   
9. Tate
   

Absent From Vote:

1. Bunch
   
2. Burks
   
3. Southerland
   

Good on 'em - Sen Tim Barnes (and Rep Curtis Johnson) for the Clarksville area. Sent both a note of thanks for their efforts on behalf of the law abiding citizens of TN!

Edited June 5, 2009 by 3pugguy
correct typo

[Volzfan]

Thank you's sent to my Senator and Representative.

My Sen. and Rep. can kiss my big ol hairy ........ well you know what!

[Motasyco]

I wonder where Southerland was. He told me he was going to support the override.

[Guest tn-dave]

I wonder where Southerland was. He told me he was going to support the override.

I wondered the same thing. Sent him (and Yokley) emails but did not receive a reply. Glad we didn't need his vote.

[tnroadrunner]

All these were posted on TFAonline.org when the bill passed.

[Tim Nunan]

I wonder where Southerland was. He told me he was going to support the override.

He had to be out of town when the override vote was taken. Steve is and has been a support of gun rights from the day he was elected. Nothing has changed.

[Varmint]

"19. Naifeh"

Ain't it nice, for a change, to see THIS name on the losing side?

[Motasyco]

He had to be out of town when the override vote was taken. Steve is and has been a support of gun rights from the day he was elected. Nothing has changed.

As stange as it may sound when talking about a politician, I do actually believe that. I've looked at his voting record.