Maryland Senate · 2023 Regular Session
SB 610: Primary and Secondary Education - Virtual Education
Motion to Limit Debate · April 10, 2023 · Yeas 34, nays 12 · Party-line vote
How each party voted
Senate President Bill Ferguson voted yea.
Bill
- Bill
- SB 610
- Motion
- Motion to Limit Debate
- Date
- April 10, 2023, 23:50
- Session
- 2023 Regular Session
- Yeas–nays
- Yeas 34, nays 12; 1 didn't vote yes or no (0 excused absences, 0 excused from voting)
Official record: the vote record on mgaleg.maryland.gov ↗
The bill on mgaleg.maryland.gov ↗
The chamber on this vote
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How each member voted
Yea (34)
- Malcolm Augustine D-47
- Pam Beidle D-32
- Joanne Benson D-24
- Ben Brooks D-10
- Jill Carter D-41
- Sarah Elfreth D-30
- Arthur Ellis D-28
- Brian Feldman D-15
- Bill Ferguson D-46
- Dawn Gile D-33
- Melony G. Griffith D-25
- Guy Guzzone D-13
- Antonio Hayes D-40
- Katie Hester D-9
- Shelly Hettleman D-11
- Michael Jackson D-27
- Cheryl Kagan D-17
- Ariana Kelly D-16
- Nancy King D-39
- Kathy Klausmeier D-8
- Ben Kramer D-19
- Clarence Lam D-12
- Karen Lewis Young D-3
- Cory McCray D-45
- Anthony Muse D-26
- Jim Rosapepe D-21
- Will Smith D-20
- Charles Sydnor D-44
- Jeff Waldstreicher D-18
- Alonzo Washington D-22
- Mary Washington D-43
- Ron Watson D-23
- Chris West R-42
- Craig Zucker D-14
Nay (12)
- Jack Bailey R-29
- Mary Beth Carozza R-38
- Paul Corderman R-2
- Bill Folden R-4
- Jason Gallion R-35
- Steve Hershey R-36
- J.B. Jennings R-7
- Johnny Mautz R-37
- Mike McKay R-1
- Justin Ready R-5
- Johnny Salling R-6
- Bryan Simonaire R-31
Not voting (1)
- Mary-Dulany James D-34