Kentucky HouseHB 757
AN ACT relating to revenue measures and declaring an emergency.
Passed 66–18Party-line
What it does: Updates the sales tax standard for remote retailers, sunsets state tax increment financing programs, conforms to the federal tax code with exceptions, taxes fantasy contest providers and data brokering services, and sets cash rounding rules. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)
Question before the chamber: Override veto: final passage
The tally
Yes 66 · No 18 · Not voting 16
Bar: green = yes, brown = no, striped = not voting.
| Party | Yes | No | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats | 0 | 18 | 2 |
| Republicans | 66 | 0 | 14 |
Most Democrats voted no; most Republicans voted yes.
The full roll (100)
Yes 66
- Aaron ThompsonR98
- Adam BowlingR87
- Amy NeighborsR21
- Bill WesleyR91
- Bobby McCoolR97
- Chris FreelandR6
- Chris FugateR84
- Chris LewisR29
- D.J. JohnsonR13
- Dan FisterR56
- Daniel ElliottR54
- David HaleR74
- David MeadeR80
- David OsborneR59
- Deanna GordonR81
- Derek LewisR90
- Emily CallawayR37
- J.T. PayneR11
- James TiptonR53
- Jared BaumanR28
- Jason NemesR33
- Jason PetrieR16
- Jennifer DeckerR58
- Jim GoochR12
- John BlantonR92
- John HodgsonR36
- Josh BranscumR83
- Josh BrayR71
- Ken FlemingR48
- Ken UpchurchR52
- Kevin JacksonR20
- Kim HollowayR2
- Kim KingR55
- Mark HartR78
- Mary Beth ImesR5
- Matt KochR72
- Matt LockettR39
- Michael MeredithR19
- Mike ClinesR68
- Mitch WhitakerR94
- Nancy TateR27
- Nick WilsonR82
- Patrick FlanneryR96
- Peyton GriffeeR26
- Randy BridgesR3
- Rebecca RaymerR15
- Robert DuvallR17
- Ryan BivensR24
- Ryan DotsonR73
- Samara HeavrinR18
- Sarge PollockR51
- Scott SharpR100
- Shawn McPhersonR22
- Stephanie DietzR65
- Steve BratcherR25
- Steve RileyR23
- Steven RudyR1
- Susan WittenR31
- Suzanne MilesR7
- Timmy TruettR89
- Tom SmithR86
- Tony HamptonR62
- Vanessa GrosslR88
- Wade WilliamsR4
- Walker ThomasR8
- William LawrenceR70
No 18
Not voting 16
“Not voting” is a recorded non-vote, not a reason for the absence. Parties come from public rosters; how we count.