I think this has been hashed out before, but with the latest developments, it warrants another look here in Missouri.

http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/stories.nsf/misso...010D65E?OpenDocument

I know Seth is going to say it stops poor and elderly voters from voting, but that's BS as long as the state pays for the ID.

Praise be...

Thanks for posting Kevin. Here is the bill:

HJR 48
http://www.house.mo.gov/billtracking/bills081/bills/hjr48.htm

The vote:

AYES: 086

Avery
Baker 123
Bivins (Co-sponsor)
Brandom
Brown 30
Bruns
Cooper 155
Cox (sponsor)
Cunningham 145
Cunningham 86
Davis (Co-sponsor)
Day
Deeken
Denison
Dethrow
Dixon
Dusenberg (Co-sponsor)
Ervin (Co-sponsor)
Faith
Fares
Fisher (Co-sponsor)
Flook
Franz
Funderburk (Co-sponsor)
Grisamore
Guest
Hobbs
Hunter
Icet
Jones 89 (Co-sponsor)
Jones 117
Kasten
Kelly
Kingery
Kraus
Lembke
Lipke
May
McGhee
Moore
Munzlinger
Muschany
Nance
Nieves
Nolte
Onder
Parkinson
Parson
Pearce
Pollock
Portwood
Pratt
Quinn 7
Richard
Robb
Ruestman (Co-sponsor)
Ruzicka
Sander (Co-sponsor)
Schaaf (Co-sponsor)
Schad
Scharnhorst (Co-sponsor)
Schlottach
Schneider
Schoeller
Self
Silvey
Smith 14
Smith 150
Stevenson
St. Onge
Stream
Sutherland
Thomson
Threlkeld
Tilley
Viebrock
Wallace (Co-sponsor)
Wasson
Wells (Co-sponsor)
Weter
Wilson 119
Wilson 130
Wood
Wright 159
Yates
Mr Speaker


NOES: 069

Aull
Baker 25
Bland
Bringer
Brown 50
Burnett
Casey
Chappelle-Nadal
Corcoran
Curls
Darrough
Daus
Donnelly
Dougherty
El-Amin
Fallert
Frame
George
Grill
Harris 23
Harris 110
Haywood
Hodges
Holsman
Hoskins
Hubbard
Hughes
Johnson
Komo
Kratky
Kuessner
Lampe
LeVota
Liese
Low 39
Lowe 44
McClanahan
Meadows
Meiners
Nasheed
Norr
Oxford
Page
Quinn 9
Robinson
Roorda
Rucker
Salva
Scavuzzo
Schieffer
Schoemehl
Shively
Skaggs
Storch
Swinger
Talboy
Todd
Villa
Vogt
Walsh
Walton
Whorton
Wildberger
Witte
Wright-Jones
Yaeger
Young
Zimmerman
Zweifel


PRESENT: 000

ABSENT WITH LEAVE: 006

Cooper 120
Emery
Loehner
Marsh
Sater
Spreng


VACANCIES: 002

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