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Senator Mary A. Hodge's Voting Records

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Mary Hodge
Full Name: Mary A. Hodge
Office: State Senate (CO) - District 25, Democratic
First Elected: 11/04/2008
Last Elected: 11/06/2012
Next Election: 2016
Gender: Female
Family: Husband: Richard; 3 Children: Andrew, Jeffrey, Michael
Birth Date: 12/17/1946
Birth Place: Saint Francis, KS
Home City: Brighton, CO
Religion: Protestant

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Colorado Key Votes

Date Bill No. Bill Title Outcome Vote
Feb. 5, 2013 SB 25 Authorizes Statewide Firefighter Labor Organizations Bill Passed - Senate
(19 - 15)		 Yea
Feb. 21, 2012 SB 3 Limits Employers' Use Of Credit Histories Bill Passed - Senate
(20 - 15)		 Yea
May 12, 2010 SB 191 Education Law Amendments Concurrence Vote Passed - Senate
(27 - 8)		 Yea
May 12, 2010 HB 1409 State Employee Compensation Amendments Bill Passed - Senate
(22 - 13)		 Yea
May 11, 2010 SB 12 Increasing Penalties for Worker's Compensation Violations Concurrence Vote Passed - Senate
(22 - 12)		 Yea
April 30, 2010 SB 191 Education Law Amendments Bill Passed - Senate
(21 - 14)		 Yea
April 5, 2010 SB 133 Income Tax Credit Incentive for Colorado Businesses Bill Passed - Senate
(18 - 16)		 Nay
April 5, 2010 SB 133 Income Tax Credit Incentive for Colorado Businesses Bill Failed - Senate
(17 - 17)		 Nay
Feb. 1, 2010 SB 1 Public Employee Retirement Association Amendments Bill Passed - Senate
(25 - 10)		 Yea
April 28, 2009 HB 1170 Allowing Locked-Out Employees to Collect Unemployment Benefits Bill Passed - Senate
(21 - 14)		 Yea
April 13, 2009 SB 281 Clarifying Pinnacol Assurance as a Subdivision of the State Bill Passed - Senate
(18 - 15)		 Yea
April 13, 2009 SB 273 Appropriation of Pinnacol Assurance Funds Bill Passed - Senate
(19 - 14)		 Yea
Feb. 24, 2009 SB 88 Extending State Employee Health Benefits to Domestic Partners Bill Passed - Senate
(22 - 11)		 Yea
May 5, 2008 HB 1325 Seasonal Foreign Worker Pilot Program Concurrence Vote Passed - House
(47 - 17)		 Yea
May 2, 2008 SB 200 Sexual Orientation Nondiscrimination Bill Passed - House
(38 - 26)		 Yea
April 22, 2008 HB 1325 Seasonal Foreign Worker Pilot Program Bill Passed - House
(46 - 18)		 Yea
March 18, 2008 SB 139 Undocumented Immigrant Hiring Ban Notification Bill Passed - House
(52 - 12)		 Yea
March 17, 2008 SB 122 Wage Transparency Act Bill Passed - House
(37 - 26)		 Yea
Jan. 30, 2008 HB 1189 State Employee Strike Prohibition Bill Passed - House
(53 - 12)		 Yea
Jan. 22, 2007 HB 1072 Termination of All-Union Agreements Bill Passed - House
(35 - 29)		 Yea
July 10, 2006 HB 1017 Employer Verification of Employee Work Status Requirements Concurrence Vote Passed - House
(45 - 18)		 Yea

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