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Assembly Member Michele R. Titus's Voting Records

Marriage, Family, and Children

Michele Titus
Full Name: Michele R. Titus
Office: State Assembly (NY) - District 31, Democratic, Working Families, Liberal
First Elected: 04/16/2002
Last Elected: 11/06/2012
Next Election: 2014
Gender: Female
Family: Husband; Eric DeBerry: 2 Children; Justin Eric, Sydney Michele
Birth Place: Queens, NY
Home City: Queens, NY

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New York Key Votes

Date Bill No. Bill Title Outcome Vote
June 21, 2012 S 7722A Authorizes Special Education Tuition Reimbursement Bill Passed - House
(93 - 50)		 Yea
July 1, 2010 S 1523 Allowing Unmarried Partners to Adopt a Child Bill Passed - House
(95 - 44)		 Yea
July 1, 2010 S 3890 Divorce Law Amendments Bill Passed - House
(120 - 20)		 Yea
March 16, 2010 A 7575 Prohibiting Domestic Violence Offenders from Possessing Firearms Bill Passed - House
(89 - 53)		 Did Not Vote

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