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1 Voting Behavior in the Wisconsin State Legislature: 2009 – 2010 Principal Investigator Jacob O. Stampen The University of Wisconsin – Madison First Edition 2011
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Voting Behavior in the Wisconsin State Legislature: 2009 – 2010
Principal Investigator Jacob O. Stampen
The University of Wisconsin – Madison
First Edition 2011
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data collection is:
Stampen, JACOB O. VOTING BEHAVIOR IN THE WISCONSIN STATE LEGISLATURE: 2009-2010. [Computer file]. Data and Information Services Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison [distributor], 2011.
DATA DISCLAIMER
The original collector of the data, the Legislative Reference Bureau of the State of Wisconsin bears no responsibility for uses of this collection or for interpretations or inferences based on such use.
STUDY DESCRIPTION
This study includes the final floor votes on bills contested by at least five percent of voting legislators and
biographical and other background information for each legislator. It encompasses the Senates and
Assemblies of Wisconsin Legislatures for 2009-2010.
Legislator background data were coded in close approximation to the “Biographical Directory of the
American Congress” (BDAC), 4th and 5th editions. Congressional Directories were used to code
information about elected members of the named legislatures. Background variables include year of
Senate or Assembly, member name, party, leadership position, committee membership, gender, age at
beginning of session, born in Wisconsin or other state, born in or near the members district, member’s
district, geographic region in which district is located, city of residence, year in which member was first
elected to the legislature, religion, military service, margin of victory in last election, current and prior
occupations, educational attainment (degrees received), ratings by active lobby groups, campaign funds
received from within district, campaign funds received from outside of district, total funds received, and
constituent group affiliations.
FILE DESCRIPTION
Data from each legislative session is stored in Microsoft Excel format. There are 2 Excel files in this study.
WA2009.xls (99 members and 224 variables) and WS2009.xls (33 members and 156 variables)
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VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST
2009-2010 Assembly Member Information (Detailed biographic information can be found on sheet 2)
Year of Legislature Member’s Name Party Affiliation:
R = Republican, D = Democrat, I = Independent
Legislative District Margin of Victory in Last Election (% of Votes Cast) Year in Which Member Was First Elected to the Legislature (See sheet 3 for details on member’s record of service) Leadership Position:
Speaker Speaker ProTempore Majority Leader Assistant Majority Leader Majority Caucus Chair Majority Caucus vice Chair Majority Caucus Sergeant At Arms Minority Leader Assistant Minority Leader Minority Caucus Chair Minority Caucus vice Chair
Committees coding scheme: 1 = chair 2 = vice chair 3 = majority party member 4 = ranking minority party member 5 = minority party member 6 = independent party member
Committees: Administrative Rules Aging and Long Term Care Agriculture Assembly Organization Audit Children and Families Colleges and Universities Consumer Protection Corrections and the Courts Criminal Justice Education Education Reform Elections and Campaign Reform Employment Relations
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Energy and Utilities Finance Financial Institutions Fish and Wildlife Forestry Health and Healthcare Reform Housing Insurance Jobs, the Economy and Small Business Judiciary and Ethics Labor Natural Resources Personal Privacy Personal Privacy Sub Committee on Sale of Consumer Goods Personal Privacy Sub Committee on Monitoring of Electronic Mail Usage Personal Privacy Sub Committee on Real ID Personal Privacy Sub Committee on Unlawful Use of Global Position Device Public Health Public Safety Renewable Energy and Rural Affairs Rules Rural Economic Development State Affairs and Homeland Security Tourism, Recreation and State Properties Transportation Urban and Local Affairs Veterans and Military Affairs Ways and Means Workforce Development Gender
M = male, F = female
Age during First Year of Legislative Session Born in Wisconsin
Y = born in Wisconsin, N = born in another state
Born in or Near Same Congressional District as Member's District Y = born in same Congressional District as member’s district, N = born in a different Congressional District than member’s district
City or village in which member’s residence is located Religion (When religion is not reported by the member, it is left blank.)
BP = Baptist CR = Christian FC = Free Church GO = Greek Orthodox J = Jewish L = Lutheran ME = Methodist PR = Protestant PY = Presbyterian RC = Roman Catholic UCC=United Church of Christ
Ethnic Representation other than Caucasian (Not all ethnic codes are used.) AA = Afro-American
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AS= Asian-American HA= Hispanic-American Military Service (Not all military service codes are used.)
AF = Air Force AG = Air National Guard A = Army CG = Coast Guard MC = Marine Corps NG = National Guard N = Navy
Occupations (Detailed occupation information can be found on sheet 2.) FTL = Full Time Legislator Educational attainment (Detailed education attainment can be found on sheet 2.) *The following variables are the most recent available lobby rating data. The data were from Project Vote Smart.
Wisconsin Right to Life 07-08 Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce (WMC) 07-08 National Rifle Association (NRA) Political Victory Fund 2008 League of Conservation Voters 07-09 NARAL ProChoice 07-08 AFL/CIO 07-08 Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) LSC Environment *The following campaign finance data came from WI Democracy Campaign. Reported Gifts over $100 Raised Prior to Fall 2008 Election Funds from within district Percent of funds from within districts Funds from outside district Percent of funds from outside distinct Constituency Relations (See sheet 2 for more information on legislators’ background characteristics and constituency relations)
Member’s Votes for Contested Bills
1 = yea 3 = nay 2 = Absence/Abstain
SJR6 Operating privilege suspension 3/24/2009
SB36 Operating privilege suspension 3/24/2009
SB37 Payment of judgments in traffic court 3/24/2009
SB4 Regulation of traveling sales crews 3/24/2009
AB43 Designation of Totogatic River as a Wild river 3/24/2009
SB27 Insurance coverage of hearing devices 4/23/2009
AB27 Define sexual intercourse for crime of incest 4/23/2009
AB100 Individual health benefit plans 4/28/2009
AB95 Teacher prep time as a mandatory subject 4/28/2009
SB46 Arbitration and fair-share agreements 4/28/2009
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AB142 Landscape architects practice license 4/28/2009
SB161 Public assistance programs in Milwaukee county 4/28/2009
SB49 Civil Service rules for the city of Milwaukee 4/28/2009
SB94 Regulation of thermal insulation system mechanics 4/28/2009
AR8 Special order of business for April 29, 2009 4/28/2009
AB172 Organized labor in America taught in public school 4/29/2009
SB20 Compensatory and punitive damages and surcharge 4/29/2009
AB255 Wisconsin recovery and reinvestment bills 5/13/2009
AB165 Neighborhood improvement district assessments 5/13/2009
SB181 Prohibit smoking in indoor areas 5/15/2009
SB232 Payment of state school aid in June 2009 6/11/2009
AB75 Executive budget act of the 2009 6/11/2009
AB139 Increase penalty for littering 6/23/2009
AB177 Mandatory revocation on fourth offence 6/23/2009
AB178 Motor vehicle operating privileges and operator's 6/23/2009
AB258 Prohibit disposal of oil filters in land fills 6/23/2009
AB75 Concurr Executive budget act of the 2009 6/26/2009
AB281 Phosphorus in certain cleaning agents 6/26/2009
AB119 Requirements for pupils enrolled in 5 year old kindergarten 9/16/2009
SB185 Uniform local regulation of wind energy systems 9/16/2009
AJR71 The H1N1 virus and it impact on Wisconsin 9/17/2009
AJR59 Continuity of government 9/17/2009
AB319 Regional structural collapse teams 9/17/2009
AB227 Prescription drug monitoring 9/22/2009
SB200 Mercury-added products and services 9/22/2009
AB314 Application of pesticides to railroad right of way 9/22/2009
AB138 Natural Resource Board appointment of Secretary 9/22/2009
SB107 Electronic waste recycling program and prohibition 9/22/2009
SB123 Invasive species regulation 9/22/2009
AB426 Create a new category of tax incremental district 10/20/2009
SB309 2007-09 collective bargaining agreement Asst Das 10/20/2009
SB311 TAA,AFT,AFL-CIO program, project, and teaching assistants UW-Mad and UW-Ext.
10/20/2009
SB310 PERS&A,WFT/AFT,AFL-CIO prof research, stats,&analysis collective bargaining
10/20/2009
AB 261 Prohibit offers in the form of bogus checks 10/27/2009
AB472 Licensure of real estate appraisers 10/27/2009
SB132 Expand life of TID in City of Racine 10/29/2009
AB230 Electronic access to operator's license 11/3/2009
AB267 Regulation of x-ray machine operators 11/3/2009
AB458 Providing instruction in human growth 11/5/2009
SB40 Public financing of supreme court justices 11/5/2009
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SB223 Composition of the Board of Regents 11/5/2009
SB41 Indoor environmental quality in schools 11/5/2009
SB371 Grants to improve academic achievement 11/5/2009
SB370 grants for improving academic achievement 11/5/2009
SB66 Drunken Driving 12/16/2009
AJR97 Amend call for extraordinary session 12/16/2009
SB182 Statute of limitations for intentional torts 1/19/2010
AB496 Prohibit text messaging while driving 1/19/2010
AB509 Exemption from referendum for capital expenditures 1/19/2010
SB184 Regulation of X-Ray machine operators 1/19/2010
SB242 Exemptions for certain future service contracts 1/19/2010
AB372 Disposal of household waste 1/26/2010
AB414 Food protection practices certificate 1/26/2010
Concurr SB415 Require carbon monoxide detectors 1/26/2010
Concurr SB440 Waive bond limitations 1/26/2010
AB447 Payday loan providers 2/16/2010
SB271 Prohibit sale of polycarbonate baby bottles 2/16/2010
AB138 Veto Override
Term of service of the secretary of natural resources 2/23/2010
AB689 Public Service Commission Intervener funding 2/23/2010
SB410 Jeannetta Simp[sn-Robinson Memorial Highway 2/23/2010
SB308 Lateness of absence from work. Concurrence 2/23/2010
AB35 Use of ethnic names, nicknames, logos and mascots 2/25/2010
AB544 Wheel weights and wheel balancing products 3/4/2010
ConcurrSB190 Automatic renewal clauses of business contracts 3/4/2010
AB343 Give discretion to Secretary of Revenue 4/13/2010
AB746 Farm to school grant program 4/13/2010
AB757 Food processing investment credits 4/13/2010
AB770 Assessment for critical access hospitals 4/13/2010
AB771 Grant to Wisconsin Workforce Development Assoc. 4/15/2010
AB898 Expand trail and transitional jobs under W-2 4/15/2010
AB106 Underage alcohol consumption 4/15/2010
AB193 Privilege of self defense 4/15/2010
SB362 Concurr Mental health parity 4/15/2010
AB524 Court fees in certain small claims actions 4/15/2010
SB591 Concurr Terminating the tenancy at death 4/15/2010
AB556 State symbol: Latococcus Lactis as state microbe 4/15/2010
AB596 Harley Davidson as the state motor cycle 4/15/2010
AB612 Copies of 911 recordings available in transcript 4/15/2010
AB619 County and city campaign finance regulation 4/15/2010
SB431 Concurr Regulation of diploma mills 4/15/2010
AB675 Practice of nurse-midwifery 4/15/2010
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AB725 CPR and AED instruction in schools 4/15/2010
AB747 Animal cruelty 4/15/2010
AB808 Sage flexibility 4/15/2010
SB678 Concurr 2007-09 collective bargaining agreement 4/15/2010
SB163 Concurr Insurance coverage of colorectal cancer screening 4/15/2010
SB154 Concurr School safety plans 4/15/2010
SB409 Concurr Economic development package 4/15/2010
SB651 Concurr Revolving loan fund for energy improvements 4/20/2010
AR26 Special order of business for 4/22/2010 4/20/2010
AB842 Require bittering agent in antifreeze 4/20/2010
SB389 Licensure of deaf and hard of hearing interpreters 4/20/2010
AR14 Expulsion of Jeffrey Wood 4/20/2010
SJR61 Concurr Prohibiting partial veto of bill sections 4/20/2010
AB242 Removal of nonconforming outdoor advertising signs 4/20/2010
AB467 Cesar Chavez day as optional state holiday 4/20/2010
AB752 Members of Board of Veterans Affairs and granting rule making authority 4/20/2010
AB875 Restore minority business grants program 4/20/2010
AB878 A grant for providing assistance to individuals to obtain and maintain health care benefits and approp,
4/20/2010
AB913 Public financing of campaigns for the office of justice of the Supreme Court 4/20/2010
SB25 Concurr Use of race based names 4/20/2010
SB279 Concurr Combined bill for biofuels 4/20/2010
SB323 ImmedMessage
Requiring newborn hearing screening 4/20/2010
SB514 Concurr UWM building projects enumerated 4/20/2010
SB523 Concurr Unfair labor practices in violation of collective bargaining rights 4/20/2010
SB656 Concurr Construct rural dental ed facility in Marshfield 4/20/2010
AB696 Telecommunications AT&T 4/20/2010
SB484 Concurr Badgercare Plus Basic Plan 4/20/2010
SB530 Concurr Limiting areas where payday lender may operate, regulate small consumer loans
4/20/2010
SJR65 Concurr Lead poisoning hazards, lead abatement, requesting a study 4/22/2010
SB437 Concurr Authorize DPI intervention in school districts 4/22/2010
AB314 Pesticide use by railroads 4/22/2010
AR31 Special order 12 hours after adopt resolution 4/22/2010
AB734 Create Fox Cities regional transit authority 4/22/2010
SB437 Concurr Authorizing state supt of pub. Instruct to direct school district to implement new curric, etc, rule making auth
4/22/2010
AB367 Employment discrimination based on credit history 4/22/2010
AB910 Establish Wisconsin Conservation Corps, approp. 4/22/2010
SB456 Concurr Special plates related to Harley Davidson 4/22/2010
SB460 Concurr Prescriptions for certain antimicrobials 4/22/2010
SB585 Concurr Prohibit employment discrimination 4/22/2010
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SB616 Concurr Energy conservation standards for certain buildings and energy conservation
4/22/2010
SB625 Concurr Streamlined sales and use tax agreement changes 4/22/2010
SB434 Concurr Allow sale of raw milk to consumers 4/23/2010
AB979 Agreement negotiated between the state of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin State Building Trades Negotiating Committee
12/15/2010
AB980 WI Professional Employees Council 12/15/2010
AB981 WI and the SIEU Healthcare Wisconsin 12/15/2010
AB982 WI State Attorneys Assoc., Inc. 12/15/2010
AB983 WI Science Professionals, AFT-WI, AFT, Local 3732 12/15/2010
AB984 Milwaukee Graduate Assistants Assoc. 12/15/2010
AB985 WI Education Association Council 12/15/2010
AB896 WI Physicians and Dentists Assoc. 12/15/2010
AB987 WI and the Teaching Assistants Assoc. 12/15/2010
AB988 WI Law Enforcement Assoc. 12/15/2010
AB989 WI State Employees Administrative Support Unit 12/15/2010
AB990 WI State Employees Union Blue Collar/Nonbuilding 12/15/2010
AB991 WI State Employees Union Professional Social Serv. 12/15/2010
AB992 WI State Employees Union Public Safety 12/15/2010
AB993 WI State Employees Union Technical Unit 12/15/2010
AB994 WI Professional Employees in Research Statistics 12/15/2010
AB995 WI and the SIU Healthcare Wisconsin 12/15/2010
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2009-2010 Senate Member Information (Detailed biographic information is on sheet 2)
Year of Legislature Member’s Name Party Affiliation:
R = Republican, D = Democrat, I = Independent
Legislative District Margin of Victory in Last Election (% of Votes Cast) Year in Which Member Was First Elected to the Legislature (See sheet 3 for details on member’s record of service) Leadership Positions:
President President ProTempore Majority Leader Assistant Majority Leader Majority Caucus Chair Majority Caucus vice Chair Majority Caucus Sergeant At Arms Minority Leader Assistant Minority Leader Minority Caucus Chair Minority Caucus vice Chair
Committees coding scheme:
1 = chair, 2 = vice chair, 3 = majority party member, 4 = ranking minority party member, 5 = minority party member, 6 = independent party member
Committees: Administrative Rules Agriculture and Higher Education Audit Children and Families and Workforce Development Clean Energy Commerce, Utilities, Energy, and Rail Economic Development Education Environment Ethics Reform and Government Operations Finance Health, Health Insurance, Privacy, Property Tax Relief, and Revenue Judiciary, Corrections, Insurance, Campaign Finance Reform, and Housing Labor, Elections and Urban Affairs Public Health, Senior Issues, Long-Term Care, and Job Creation Rural Issues, Biofuels, and Information Technology Senate Organization Small Business, Emergency Preparedness, Technical Colleges, and Consumer Protection Transportation, Tourism, Forestry, and Natural Resources
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Veterans and Military Affairs, Biotechnology, and Financial Institutions Gender
M = male, F = female
Age during First Year of Legislative Session Born in Wisconsin
Y = born in Wisconsin, N = born in another state
Born in or Near Same Congressional District as Member's District
Y = born in same Congressional District as member’s district, N = born in a different Congressional District than member’s district
City or village in which member’s residence is located Religion (When religion is not reported by the member, it is left blank.)
BP = Baptist CR = Christian FC = Free Church GO = Greek Orthodox J = Jewish L = Lutheran ME = Methodist PR = Protestant PY = Presbyterian RC = Roman Catholic UCC=United Church of Christ
Ethnic Representation other than Caucasian AA = Afro-American AS= Asian-American HA= Hispanic-American Military Service
AF = Air Force AG = Air National Guard A = Army CG = Coast Guard MC = Marine Corps NG = National Guard N = Navy
Occupations FTL = Full Time Legislator Educational attainment *The following variables are the most recent available lobby rating data. The data were from Project Vote Smart. Wisconsin Right to Life Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce (WMC) National Rifle Association (NRA)
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League of Conservation Voters NARAL ProChoice AFL/CIO Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) LSC Environment *The following campaign finance data came from WI Democracy Campaign. Reported Gifts over $100 Raised Prior to Fall 2008 Election Funds from within district Percent of funds from within districts Funds from outside district Percent of funds from outside distinct Constituency Relations (See sheet 3 for more information on legislators’ background characteristics and constituency relations)
Member’s Votes for Contested Bills
1 = yea 3 = nay 2 = Absence/Abstain
SB1 State minimum wage 2/10/2009
SB2 Wage claim -collective bargaining 2/10/2009
SB62 State finances and appropriations 2/18/2009
SB4 Regulation of traveling sales crews 2/24/2009
SJR6 Revocation of driver’s license 2/24/2009
SB36 Vehicle controlled substance violations 2/24/2009
SB37 Payment of judgments in traffic courts 2/24/2009
SB94 Licensing and regulation of thermal system insulation mechanics 4/23/2009
SB161 Public assistance programs in Milwaukee county 4/28/2009
SB20 Compensatory and punitive damages and surcharge 4/28/2009
SB181 Prohibit smoking in indoor areas 5/13/2009
AB255 Wisconsin recovery and reinvestment bills 5/13/2009
AB95 Preparation time as a mandatory subject of collective bargaining 6/9/2009
SB107 Recycling electronic devices, rulemaking, appropriation, penalties 6/9/2009
SB167 Minimum age of hunting and possessing a firearm 6/9/2009
SB232 Payment of school aid in June 2009 6/9/2009
Adopt SSA1 to AB75
Adopt SSA1 6/17/2009
AB75 2009 Wisconsin biennial budget 6/17/2009
AB75 CR 2009 Wisconsin biennial budget 6/26/2009
SB185 State regulations for commercial windmills 9/15/2009
AJR59 Relating to continuity of government 9/22/2009
AB119 Requirements for pupils enrolled in 5 year old kindergarten 9/22/2009
SB41 Indoor environmental quality in public and private schools 10/20/2009
SB103 Penalty for operating vehicle while text messaging 10/20/2009
SB154 Schools safety plans, pupil records, bullying 10/20/2009
SB309 Assistant district attorneys collective bargaining 10/20/2009
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SB310 WFT/AFT, AFL-CIO researchers, statisticians, analysts collective bargaining
10/20/2009
SB311 TAA, AFT,AFL-CIO program, project teaching asst. Collective bargaining UW-Madison & Extension
10/20/2009
AB136 Exempt assessors from trespass and civil liability while evaluating property 10/27/2009
SB132 Expand life of TIF district in Racine 10/27/2009
SB300 Single owned land over 8000 acres subject to forest land orders 10/27/2009
AB172 Requiring teaching labor history and collective bargaining in public schools 10/27/2009
SB40 Public financing of supreme court races 11/5/2009
SB184 Regulating x-ray machine operators 11/5/2009
SB371 Longitudinal data base for K-20 education, curricular programs 11/5/2009
SB372 Use standardized test results to evaluate teachers 11/5/2009
AB138 Appointment of DNR Secretary 11/5/2009
SB43 Scope of regulated activity under campaign finance law. 1/19/2010
AB142 Requiring license to be a landscape architect 1/19/2010
AB178 Motor vehicle operating privileges, seizures and reinstatement 1/19/2010
AB348 Rules of the road re private roads in manufactured and mobile home communities
1/26/2010
SB263 Determining indigence for representation by State Public Defender 1/28/2010
SB362 Health insurance coverage of mental disorders, alcoholism, drug abuse 1/28/2010
AB458 Providing instruction in human growth and development 1/28/2010
SB127 Regarding medical malpractice claim and limits on liability 2/16/2010
SB460 Prescriptions for antimicrobial drugs for treating Chlamydia infections, gonorrhea, or trichomoniasis
2/23/2010
SB484 Badger Care Plus Basic Plan, Benchmark Plan benefits with appropriation 2/25/2010
AB375 Property tax exemptions for certain community theaters 2/25/2010
SB458 Local regulation to ticket selling and providing a penalty 3/2/2010
SB286 Collection agencies 3/4/2010
SJR61 Prohibiting Gov's partial vetoes of parts of bill sections 4/13/2010
SB25 Use of race based names as school logos and mascots 4/13/2010
SB279 Duties Office of Energy Independence (bioengineering feedstocks, biorefineries, biomass energy)
4/13/2010
SB302 Relating to power sports vehicle manufacturers, distributors, and dealers, provide penalty
4/13/2010
SB323 Requiring newborn screening for hearing 4/13/2010
SB338 Maximum amount of funeral and burial expenses under funeral, burial, and cemetery expense program
4/13/2010
SB391 Expend $30,000 DNR money to pay claim against state by Stillmunkers, Inc.
4/13/2010
SB407 Eligibility for academic excellence in higher education scholarships 4/13/2010
SB497 Create food animal veterinarian loan assistance program, grant rule making and appropriation.
4/13/2010
SB514 Additions to 2009-11 Authorized State Building Program 4/13/2010
SB523 Unfair labor practices in violation of collective bargaining rights 4/13/2010
SB530 Regulating consumer small loans, limiting payday lender operations, rulemaking and penalty
4/13/2010
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AB766 Promoting locally grown food in school meals and snacks and granting rule making authority
4/13/2010
AB770 Concurr Create rural physician assist residency program, loan assist program, appropriation
4/13/2010
SB678 Ratify professional engineering collective bargaining, expenditure 4/13/2010
AB227 Concurr Direct Pharmacy Exam Board to create program to monitor dispense of prescription drugs
4/13/2010
AB496 Concurr Prohibit electronic text messaging while driving 4/13/2010
SB540 Reconsideration
Political disbursements by corporations and coop assns under campaign finance law
4/13/2010
SB434 Sale of unpasteurized milk, buttermilk, butter, and cream. 4/13/2010
SB625 Streamlined sales and use tax agreement changes 4/13/2010
SB656 Construct rural dental education outreach facility in Marshfield 4/13/2010
SB273 Create renewable resource credits by electric providers and granting rule-making authority
4/13/2010
SB437 Authorize State Supt DPI to direct school districts to implement new curriculum, accountability measures
4/13/2010
AB260 Extraterritorial plat approval on basis of land use 4/13/2010
AB296 Children and their families who are involved in two or more systems of care 4/13/2010
AB314 Pesticide use by railroads 4/13/2010
SB651 Loans to manufacturing businesses for job creation, retooling, clean energy production
4/20/2010
SB616 Energy conservation standards for construction of certain buildings 4/20/2010
AB929 Concurr Willful misclassification of employee in painting and dry walling, intent to evade income tax withholding
4/20/2010
AB689 Concurr Public Service Commission intervener grants 4/20/2010
AB749 Concurr Tax credits for equipment used to harvest and process woody biomass 4/20/2010
AB757 Concurr A food processing plant and food warehouse investment tax credit 4/20/2010
AB768 Concurr Authorize Dept. Commerce to designate two additional enterprise zones 4/20/2010
AB771 Concurr A grant to Wisconsin Workforce Dev. Assn. from Dept Commerce 4/20/2010
AB864 Concurr Authorize Dept Commerce to certify tax benefits for businesses in enterprise zones with Wis.supply chains
4/20/2010
AB898 Concurr Trial job program and transitional jobs demonstration project 4/20/2010
AB780 Concurr Elimination of surplus retention limitations for resident care centers for children and youth
4/22/2010
AB779 Concurr Designation of a corporation to receive funding for electronic health information exchange
4/22/2010
AB979 WI state building trades negotiating committee 12/15/2010
AB980 WI Professional Employees Council 12/15/2010
AB981 WI and the SIEU Healthcare Wisconsin 12/15/2010
AB982 WI State Attorneys Assoc., Inc. 12/15/2010
AB983 WI Science Professionals, AFT-WI, AFT, Local 3732 12/15/2010
AB984 Milwaukee Graduate Assistants Assoc. 12/15/2010
AB985 WI Education Association Council 12/15/2010
AB896 WI Physicians and Dentists Assoc. 12/15/2010
AB987 WI and the Teaching Assistants Assoc. 12/15/2010
AB988 WI Law Enforcement Assoc. 12/15/2010
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AB989 WI State Employees Administrative Support Unit 12/15/2010
AB990 WI State Employees Union Blue Collar/Nonbuilding 12/15/2010
AB991 WI State Employees Union Professional Social Serv. 12/15/2010
AB992 WI State Employees Union Public Safety 12/15/2010
AB993 WI State Employees Union Technical Unit 12/15/2010
AB994 WI Professional Employees in Research Statistics 12/15/2010
AB995 WI and the SIU Healthcare Wisconsin 12/15/2010
