How they voted
A revenue package to pay for a 12.7 percent teacher pay raise failed by a narrow margin late Wednesday on the Senate floor. The vote on the pay raise was 35-11. The vote on the revenue-raising bill was 34-12. It needed 36 votes — a supermajority in the 48-member Senate — to pass. Here's how senators voted.
SENATE BILL 133
Authorizing a 12.7 percent pay increase for teachers.
YES (35) Republican Mark Allen Micheal Bergstrom Stephanie Bice Larry Boggs Bill Brown Julie Daniels Kim David Tom Dugger Eddie Fields Jack Fry Al Griffin David Holt Darcy Jech Chris Kidd James Leewright Greg McCortney Casey Murdock Lonnie Paxton Roland Pederson Dewayne Pemberton Adam Pugh Marty Quinn Dave Rader Paul Rosino Mike Schultz Paul Scott Ron Sharp Wayne Shaw Joseph Silk Frank Simpson Jason Smalley Gary Stanislawski Roger Thompson Greg Treat Ervin Yen
Democrat None
NO (11) Republican Josh Brecheen Nathan Dahm Anthony Sykes Democrat Randy Bass Michael Brooks J.J. Dossett Kay Floyd Allison Ikley-Freeman Kevin Matthews Anastasia Pittman John Sparks
EXCUSED (2) Republican Joe Newhouse Rob Standridge
Democrats None
HOUSE BILL 1033
Authorizing a $1 per pack cigarette tax increase, a 6-cent hike in the gasoline and diesel tax, and an increase in the gross production tax on all wells to 4 percent from 2 percent.
YES (34) Republican Mark Allen Micheal Bergstrom Stephanie Bice Larry Boggs Bill Brown Julie Daniels Kim David Tom Dugger Eddie Fields Jack Fry Al Griffin David Holt Darcy Jech Chris Kidd James Leewright Greg McCortney Casey Murdock Lonnie Paxton Roland Pederson Dewayne Pemberton Adam Pugh Marty Quinn Dave Rader Paul Rosino Mike Schultz Paul Scott Ron Sharp Wayne Shaw Frank Simpson Jason Smalley Gary Stanislawski Roger Thompson Greg Treat Ervin Yen
Democrat None
NO (12) Republican Josh Brecheen Nathan Dahm Joseph Silk Anthony Sykes
Democrat
Randy Bass Michael Brooks J.J. Dossett Kay Floyd Allison Ikley-Freeman Kevin Matthews Anastasia Pittman John Sparks
EXCUSED (2) Republican Joe Newhouse Rob Standridge
Democrats None