Alabama Senate · 2026 Regular Session
HB 267: Alabama Forestry Commission; benefits of State Forester revised, burn permits process revised, penalties revised
Budget Isolation Resolution · April 1, 2026 · Yeas 34, nays 0
How each party voted
Senate President pro Tempore Garlan Gudger voted yea.
Bill
- Bill
- HB 267
- Motion
- Budget Isolation Resolution
- Date
- April 1, 2026
- Session
- 2026 Regular Session
- Yeas–nays
- Yeas 34, nays 0; 1 didn't vote yes or no (0 abstained)
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The chamber on this vote
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How each member voted
Yea (34)
- Greg Albritton R-22
- Gerald Allen R-21
- Will Barfoot R-25
- Billy Beasley D-28
- Lance Bell R-11
- Tom Butler R-2
- Josh Carnley R-31
- Clyde Chambliss R-30
- Donnie Chesteen R-29
- Merika Coleman D-19
- Linda Coleman-Madison D-20
- Chris Elliott R-32
- Vivian Figures D-33
- Sam Givhan R-7
- Garlan Gudger R-4
- Kirk Hatcher D-26
- Jay Hovey R-27
- Andrew Jones R-10
- Keith Kelley R-12
- Wes Kitchens R-9
- Steve Livingston R-8
- Tim Melson R-1
- Arthur Orr R-3
- Randy Price R-13
- Dan Roberts R-15
- David Sessions R-35
- Shay Shelnutt R-17
- Rodger Smitherman D-18
- Rob Stewart D-23
- Larry Stutts R-6
- Jabo Waggoner R-16
- April Weaver R-14
- Jack Williams R-34
- Matt Woods R-5
Not voting (1)
- Bobby Singleton D-24