R Kansas Senate · District 33

Sen. Alicia Straub

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Total votes

1,313

all sessions

Attendance

98%

33 missed

Higher than 87% of chamber peers

With party

88%

of cast votes

Lower than 88% of chamber peers

Bipartisan score

6%

crosses aisle rarely

Higher than 85% of chamber peers

Voting record

Yea

1,052

voted in favor

Nay

227

voted against

Absent

33

missed votes

Total cast

1,313

across all sessions

Crossed party

145

votes against own party

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Bill

Description

Vote

Result

Tally

Date

SB 119

Changing time to request full and complete opinion from the state board tax appeals, requiring the state board of tax appeals to serve orders and notices by electronic means if requested by the party, prohibiting valuation increases of certain property in appeals, establishing the burden of proof of judicial review in district court, extending the time a board member may continue to serve after such member's term expires, authorizing an appointment by the governor of a member pro tempore under certain conditions, requiring appraisal directives to require compliance with uniform standards of professional appraisal practice, providing for notice and opportunity to be heard prior to removal from county appraiser eligibility list and providing notification when person no longer holds office of county appraiser.

Yea

Passed

38–1

Mar 3, 2021

SB 90

Amending the Kansas rural housing incentive district act to permit bond funding for vertical residential renovation of older buildings in central business districts and by changing the definitions of an eligible city or county. Against party

Nay

Passed

33–6

Mar 3, 2021

SB 127

Modifying the eligibility requirements for restricted driving privileges, increasing the age for eligibility to renew drivers' licenses online to 65, allowing drivers' license renewal notices to be sent electronically, authorizing a waiver of traffic fines for manifest hardship situations and excluding the additional 90-day wait period for driver's license suspension for certain offenses.

Yea

Passed

39–0

Mar 3, 2021

SB 124

House Substitute for SB 124 by Committee on Commerce, Labor and Economic Development - Expanding STAR bonds by adding rural redevelopment projects and major business facilities, prohibiting public officials from employment with a developer, providing for public notice of hearings on city or county websites, posting of certain documents and links on websites, disclosure of names of developer, disclosure of state, federal and local tax incentives within a STAR bond district, changing certain project financing, investment and sales provisions, adding visitor tracking plan requirements and additional feasibility study requirements with oversight by the secretary, requiring approval by the secretary for real estate transfers, requiring district contiguity and extending the sunset date. Against party

Nay

Passed

24–11

Mar 3, 2021

SB 71

Establishing income tax and privilege tax credits for contributions to the Eisenhower foundation.

Yea

Passed

39–0

Mar 3, 2021

SB 122

Modifying certain rules of evidence in the code of civil procedure related to authentication of records and documents.

Yea

Passed

38–1

Mar 3, 2021

SB 185

Clarifying the authority of the Kansas commission for the deaf and hard of hearing with regard to registration of interpreters, establishing guidelines for communication access services and authorizing the adoption of rules and regulations.

Nay

Passed

24–15

Mar 3, 2021

SB 131

Regulating funeral processions and permitting funeral escorts to direct traffic for funeral processions.

Yea

Passed

39–0

Mar 3, 2021

SB 63

House Substitute for SB 63 by Committee on K-12 Education Budget - Enacting the back to school act to require school districts to provide a full-time, in person attendance option for all students beginning March 31, 2021, for school year 2020-2021.

Yea

Passed

39–0

Mar 3, 2021

SB 238

Substitute for SB 238 by Committee on Public Health and Welfare - Requiring emergency medical services operators be overseen by medical directors or physicians; clarifying duties and functions of the state board of pharmacy; providing for confidentiality of investigations, inspections and audits; establishing fees on out-of-state facilities; defining telepharmacy and requiring the adoption of rules and regulations related thereto.

Yea

Passed

38–1

Mar 3, 2021