AN ACT relating to police department members.
What it does: On the version voted Mar 27, 2025: Lets local police departments set, in their personnel policies, the one-year period over which officers covered by state law earn their annual leave. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)
Question before the chamber: Adopt Senate Committee Substitute 1
Amends the bill to add State Police provisions: the commissioner may allow officers to hold law-enforcement-related off-duty jobs and must set policies, including on uniforms, equipment and vehicles used; the police annual-leave provision stays. (AI-written)
The tally
Yes 37 · No 41 · Not voting 22
Bar: green = yes, brown = no, striped = not voting.
| Party | Yes | No | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats | 1 | 17 | 2 |
| Republicans | 36 | 24 | 20 |
Most Democrats voted no; most Republicans voted yes. 25 members voted against their party’s majority.
Voted against their party’s majority
- Aaron ThompsonR98No
- Adam BowlingR87No
- Bill WesleyR91No
- Chris FugateR84No
- Daniel ElliottR54No
- Daniel GrossbergD30Yes
- David HaleR74No
- Deanna GordonR81No
- Jason PetrieR16No
- John BlantonR92No
- Ken FlemingR48No
- Kevin JacksonR20No
- Kim BantaR63No
- Kim KingR55No
- Mitch WhitakerR94No
- Nancy TateR27No
- Richard WhiteR99No
- Ryan BivensR24No
- Ryan DotsonR73No
- Shane BakerR85No
- Shawn McPhersonR22No
- Timmy TruettR89No
- Tom SmithR86No
- Walker ThomasR8No
- William LawrenceR70No
The full roll (100)
Yes 37
- Amy NeighborsR21
- Chris FreelandR6
- Chris LewisR29
- Dan FisterR56
- Daniel GrossbergD30
- David MeadeR80
- Derek LewisR90
- Emily CallawayR37
- Felicia RabournR47
- J.T. PayneR11
- James TiptonR53
- Jason NemesR33
- Jennifer DeckerR58
- John HodgsonR36
- Josh BranscumR83
- Josh CallowayR10
- Ken UpchurchR52
- Kim MoserR64
- Marianne ProctorR60
- Mary Beth ImesR5
- Matt KochR72
- Matt LockettR39
- Myron DossettR9
- Nick WilsonR82
- Patrick FlanneryR96
- Peyton GriffeeR26
- Rebecca RaymerR15
- Samara HeavrinR18
- Sarge PollockR51
- Scott SharpR100
- Steve BratcherR25
- Steven RudyR1
- Susan WittenR31
- T.J. RobertsR66
- Tony HamptonR62
- Vanessa GrosslR88
- Wade WilliamsR4
No 41
- Aaron ThompsonR98
- Adam BowlingR87
- Adam MooreD45
- Adrielle CamuelD93
- Al GentryD46
- Anne DonworthD76
- Beverly Chester-BurtonD44
- Bill WesleyR91
- Chad AullD79
- Chris FugateR84
- Daniel ElliottR54
- David HaleR74
- Deanna GordonR81
- Erika HancockD57
- George BrownD77
- Jason PetrieR16
- John BlantonR92
- Joshua WatkinsD42
- Ken FlemingR48
- Kevin JacksonR20
- Kim BantaR63
- Kim KingR55
- Lindsey BurkeD75
- Lisa WillnerD35
- Matt LehmanD67
- Mitch WhitakerR94
- Nancy TateR27
- Nima KulkarniD40
- Pamela StevensonD43
- Rachel RoarxD38
- Richard WhiteR99
- Ryan BivensR24
- Ryan DotsonR73
- Sarah StalkerD34
- Shane BakerR85
- Shawn McPhersonR22
- Timmy TruettR89
- Tina BojanowskiD32
- Tom SmithR86
- Walker ThomasR8
- William LawrenceR70
Not voting 22
- Ashley LafertyD95
- Bobby McCoolR97
- Candy MassaroniR50
- D.J. JohnsonR13
- David OsborneR59
- Jared BaumanR28
- Jim GoochR12
- Josh BrayR71
- Kim HollowayR2
- Mark HartR78
- Mary Lou MarzianD41
- Michael MeredithR19
- Mike ClinesR68
- Randy BridgesR3
- Robert DuvallR17
- Savannah MaddoxR61
- Scott LewisR14
- Stephanie DietzR65
- Steve RileyR23
- Steven DoanR69
- Suzanne MilesR7
- Thomas HuffR49
“Not voting” is a recorded non-vote, not a reason for the absence. Parties come from public rosters; how we count.