Tennessee Senate · 2025–2026 Regular Session
HB 601: As enacted, authorizes criminal defendants who plead guilty, best interest, or no contest to also petition for a writ of error coram nobis based on evidence…
Final Passage · April 10, 2025 · Yeas 24, nays 6
How each party voted
Lt. Gov. Randy McNally, the Senate's Speaker, voted nay.
Bill
- Bill
- HB 601
- Motion
- Final Passage
- Date
- April 10, 2025
- Session
- 2025–2026 Regular Session
- Yeas–nays
- Yeas 24, nays 6; 3 didn't vote yes or no (0 present, not voting)
- Result
- Passed, as the official record marks it
Official record: the bill's page on the General Assembly's site (Votes) ↗
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The chamber on this vote
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How each member voted
Yea (24)
- Raumesh Akbari D-29
- Janice Bowling R-16
- Richard Briggs R-7
- Heidi Campbell D-20
- Rusty Crowe R-3
- Todd Gardenhire R-10
- Ferrell Haile R-18
- Bobby Harshbarger R-4
- Joey Hensley R-28
- Ed Jackson R-25
- Jack Johnson R-27
- Sara Kyle D-30
- London Lamar D-33
- Becky Massey R-6
- Charlane Oliver D-19
- Mark Pody R-17
- Bill Powers R-22
- Shane Reeves R-14
- Paul Rose R-32
- Jessie Seal R-8
- Steve Southerland R-9
- Page Walley R-26
- Ken Yager R-12
- Jeff Yarbro D-21
Nay (6)
- Adam Lowe R-1
- Randy McNally R-5
- John Stevens R-24
- Brent Taylor R-31
- Bo Watson R-11
- Dawn White R-13
Not voting (3)
- Paul Bailey R-15
- Tom Hatcher R-2
- Kerry Roberts R-23