Arkansas House vote

A bill “to Allow Medical Providers Temporary Exemptions From Federal Information-blocking Regulations To Safeguard...” (HB 1961)

Official title: To Allow Medical Providers Temporary Exemptions From Federal Information-blocking Regulations To Safeguard Patients During Information Disclosure; And To Declare An Emergency.

Passed: 75 yes, 6 no, 19 not voting

Apr 9, 2025, HB 1961

Unverified: the two data sources do not agree yet.

Official source: arkleg.state.ar.us

How each party voted

Republicans57 YES · 6 NO · 18 not voting
Democrats18 YES · 0 NO · 1 not voting

Yes (75)

Republicans (57)

Brandon AchorState Representative
Wade AndrewsState Representative
Sonia Eubanks BarkerState Representative
Howard BeatyState Representative
Rick BeckState Representative
Mary BentleyState Representative
Stan BerryState Representative
Harlan BreauxState Representative
Keith BrooksState Representative
Karilyn BrownState Representative
Matt BrownState Representative
Joey CarrState Representative
Frances CavenaughState Representative
Paul ChildressState Representative
Bruce CozartState Representative
Carol DalbyState Representative
James EatonState Representative
Les EavesState Representative
Jon EubanksState Representative
Brian EvansState Representative
Tony FurmanState Representative
Jimmie GazawayState Representative
Zack GramlichState Representative
Brad HallState Representative
RJ HawkState Representative
Dolly HenleyState Representative
Mike HolcombState Representative
Steve HollowellState Representative
Lee JohnsonState Representative
Jack LadymanState Representative
Roger LynchState Representative
John MaddoxState Representative
Rick McClureState Representative
Mark McElroyState Representative
Ron McnairState Representative
Stephen MeeksState Representative
Jeremiah MooreState Representative
Kendra MooreState Representative
Jason NazarenkoState Representative
Stetson PainterState Representative
Shad PearceState Representative
Aaron PilkingtonState Representative
Scott RichardsonState Representative
Marcus RichmondState Representative
Johnny RyeState Representative
Bart SchulzState Representative
Matthew ShepherdState Representative
Trey SteimelState Representative
Randy TorresState Representative
Dwight ToshState Representative
Deann VaughtState Representative
Steven WalkerState Representative
Jeff WardlawState Representative
Les WarrenState Representative
Carlton WingState Representative
Jeremy WooldridgeState Representative
Jim WootenState Representative

Democrats (18)

Fred AllenState Representative
Glenn BarnesState Representative
Lincoln BarnettState Representative
Nicole ClowneyState Representative
Andrew CollinsState Representative
Denise EnnettState Representative
Ken FergusonState Representative
Denise GarnerState Representative
Ashley HudsonState Representative
Stephen MagieState Representative
Tippi McCulloughState Representative

No (6)

Republicans (6)

Rebecca BurkesState Representative
Hope DukeState Representative
Justin GonzalesState Representative
Chad PuryearState Representative
Kendon UnderwoodState Representative
Richard WomackState Representative

Absent (19)

Republicans (18)

Alyssa BrownState Representative
Nick BurkesState Representative
John CarrState Representative
Cameron CooperState Representative
Cindy CrawfordState Representative
Matt DuffieldState Representative
Lane JeanState Representative
Wayne LongState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

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How each party voted

YESYes (75)

Republicans (57)

Democrats (18)

NONo (6)

Republicans (6)

ABSENTAbsent (19)

Republicans (18)

How each party voted

YESYes (75)

Republicans (57)

Democrats (18)

NONo (6)

Republicans (6)

ABSENTAbsent (19)

Republicans (18)

Democrats (1)

Yes (75)

No (6)

Absent (19)

Yes (75)

No (6)

Absent (19)