State Sovereignty Amendments
What it does: This bill addresses state sovereignty. This bill: defines terms; prohibits the governor or the chief executive officer of a political subdivision from declaring a state of emergency exclusively in response to an international organization's proclamation declaring a state of emergency; declares that an international organization has no power, jurisdiction, or legal authority in the state; prohibits the state, state agencies, and local governments from implementing or enforcing an international directive issued by an international organization; and makes technical changes. (official summary)
Question before the chamber: House/ passed 3rd reading
The tally
Yes 55 · No 11 · Not voting 9
Bar: green = yes, brown = no, striped = not voting.
| Party | Yes | No | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats | 0 | 11 | 3 |
| Republicans | 55 | 0 | 6 |
Most Democrats voted no; most Republicans voted yes.
The full roll (75)
Yes 55
- Anthony LoubetR27
- Ariel DefayR15
- Bridger BolinderR29
- Cal RobertsR46
- Carl AlbrechtR70
- Cheryl ActonR38
- Christine WatkinsR67
- Colin JackR73
- Cory MaloyR52
- Dave ShallenbergerR58
- Doug FiefiaR48
- Doug WeltonR65
- Jake SawyerR9
- Jason KyleR8
- Jason ThompsonR3
- Jill KofordR10
- Jim DunniganR36
- Jon HawkinsR55
- Jordan TeuscherR44
- Joseph ElisonR72
- Karen PetersonR13
- Karianne LisonbeeR14
- Katy HallR11
- Kay ChristoffersonR53
- Ken IvoryR39
- Kristen ChevrierR54
- Leah HansenR51
- Lisa ShepherdR61
- Logan MonsonR69
- Mark StrongR47
- Melissa BallardR20
- Mike KohlerR59
- Mike PetersenR2
- Neil WalterR74
- Nelson AbbottR57
- Nicholeen PeckR28
- Paul CutlerR18
- Ray WardR19
- Rex ShippR71
- Ryan WilcoxR7
- Scott ChewR68
- Stephanie GriciusR50
- Stephen WhyteR63
- Steve EliasonR43
- Stewart BarlowR17
- Tiara AuxierR4
- Tom PetersonR1
- Tracy MillerR45
- Troy ShelleyR66
- Val PetersonR56
- Walt BrooksR75
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No 11
Not voting 9
“Not voting” is a recorded non-vote, not a reason for the absence. Parties come from public rosters; how we count.