New Hampshire Senate · 2025 Session
HB 699: Relative to special education definitions
Ought to Pass · May 15, 2025 · Yeas 14, nays 8 · Party-line vote
How each party voted
Senate President Sharon Carson didn't vote, so this roll call doesn't count toward “votes with the Senate President.”
Bill
- Bill
- HB 699
- Motion
- Ought to Pass
- Date
- May 15, 2025
- Session
- 2025 Session
- Yeas–nays
- Yeas 14, nays 8; 2 didn't vote (2 excused)
- Result
- Passed, as the official record marks it
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The chamber on this vote
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How each member voted
Yea (14)
- Daryl Abbas R-District 22
- Regina Birdsell R-District 19
- Bill Gannon R-District 23
- James Gray R-District 6
- Dan Innis R-District 7
- Tim Lang R-District 2
- Mark McConkey R-District 3
- Tim McGough R-District 11
- Keith Murphy R-District 16
- Howard Pearl R-District 17
- Denise Ricciardi R-District 9
- David Rochefort R-District 1
- Victoria Sullivan R-District 18
- Ruth Ward R-District 8
Nay (8)
- Debra Altschiller D-District 24
- Donovan Fenton D-District 10
- Pat Long D-District 20
- Rebecca Perkins Kwoka D-District 21
- Sue Prentiss D-District 5
- Tara Reardon D-District 15
- Cindy Rosenwald D-District 13
- David Watters D-District 4
Excused (2)
- Kevin Avard R-District 12
- Sharon Carson R-District 14