Last Thursday, the Utah State Legislature ended its 58th legislative session.  Lets see how well they listened to me:

Passed (for) – HB 44 – Referendum Ballot Proposition Amendments, F. Hunsaker
Passed (against) – HB 112 – Supreme Court Review of an Initiative or Referendum – B. Dee
Passed (for) – HB 144 – Medical Language Interpreter Amendments, R. Chavez-Houck
Passed (against) – HB 200 – Informed Consent Amendments, C. Wimmer
Passed (for) – HB 222 – Land Use Meeting Notice, T. Beck
Passed (for) – HB 230 – Human Trafficking Amendments, J. Fisher
Passed (against) – HB 340 – Sexual Assault Victim Protocols, J. Biskupski
Passed (for) – HB 462 – Criminal Homicide and Abortion Revisions, C. Wimmer
Passed (against) – HJR 12 – Climate Change Joint Resolution, K. Gibson
Passed (against) – SB 11 – Utah State-Made Firearms Protection, M. Dayton
Passed (against) – HJR 15 – Joint Resolution on Legislative Ethics Commission, D. Clark
Passed (against) – SB 38 – Restrictions on High Occupancy Vehicle Lane, K. Morgan
Passed (for) - SB 58 – Transportation Expense for Defendants, S. Adams
Passed (for) – SB 59 – At-Risk Student Provisions, L. Robles
Passed (against) – SB 93 – Gubernatorial Appointment Powers Amendments, C. Bramble
Passed (for) – SB 117 – Pete Suazo Memorial Highway, L. Robles
Passed (against) – SB 275 – Removing Signature From Initiative and Referendum Petition, H. Stephenson

Vetoed (against) – HB 12 – Abortion Amendments, C. Wimmer
Failed (for) – HB 56 – Amended Campaign Financial Statements, S. Allen
Failed (for) – HB 85 – Responsible Development of Nuclear Power Generation, J. Seegmiller
Failed (for) – HB 91 – Traffic Control Signs for Bicycles, C. Spackman-Moss
Failed (against) – HB 114 – Disclosure of Donations to Higher Education Institutions, C. Wimmer
Failed (against) – HB 196 – Tobacco Tax Revisions, P. Ray
Failed (for) – HB 194 – Grants for Math Teacher Training, B. Last
Failed (for) – HB 210 – Eminent Domain Modifications, C. Frank
Failed (against) – HB 217 – Income Tax Revisions, C. Wimmer
Failed (for) – HB 223 – Alcoholic Beverage Control Act and Restaurant Licenses, G. Froerer
Failed (for) – HB 237 – Restriction on Use of Wireless Telephones in Vehicles by Minors, P. Riesen
Failed (for) – HB 247 – Lobbyist Restriction Modifications, C. Moss
Failed (for) – HB 278 – Government Records Access and Management Amendments, C. Herrod
Failed (against) – HB 288 – Daylight Saving Time, K. Sumsion
Failed (against) – HB 432 – Hate Crime Amendments, S. Sandstrom
Failed (for) – SB 32 – Rainwater Harvesting, S. Jenkins
Failed (against) – SB 36 – Wolf Management, A. Christensen
Failed (against) – SB 60 – Voluntary Search and Rescue Funding, R. Okerlund

So, he legislature listened to me about 45 percent of the time, although the times they disagreed with me, they really disagreed with me…Yeah…

Analysis coming soon!