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Senator Mike Delph's Voting Records

Housing and Property

Mike Delph
Full Name: Mike Delph
Office: State Senate (IN) - District 29, Republican
First Elected: 12/2005
Last Elected: 11/02/2010
Next Election: 2014
Gender: Male
Family: Wife: Beth; 5 Children: Abigail, Evelyn, Anna, Emma, Lillian
Birth Date: 01/12/1970
Birth Place: Indianapolis, IN
Home City: Carmel, IN
Religion: Catholic

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Indiana Key Votes

Date Bill No. Bill Title Outcome Vote
Jan. 12, 2010 SJR 1 Constitutional Property Tax Cap Joint Resolution Passed - Senate
(35 - 15)		 Yea
Feb. 9, 2009 SJR 1 Constitutional Property Tax Cap Joint Resolution Passed - Senate
(34 - 16)		 Yea
March 14, 2008 HB 1001 Property Tax Reduction Conference Report Adopted - Senate
(41 - 6)		 Yea
March 14, 2008 SJR 1 Constitutional Property Tax Cap Conference Report Adopted - Senate
(40 - 7)		 Yea
Feb. 26, 2008 HB 1001 Property Tax Reduction Bill Passed - Senate
(33 - 14)		 Yea
Feb. 25, 2008 Amnd. 17 Elimination of Township Assessors Amendment Rejected - Senate
(23 - 23)		 Yea
Feb. 25, 2008 Amnd. 19 Referendum on Township Assessors Amendment Rejected - Senate
(24 - 20)		 Yea
Jan. 29, 2008 SB 143 Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Bill Passed - Senate
(35 - 13)		 Yea
Jan. 29, 2008 SJR 1 Constitutional Property Tax Cap Joint Resolution Passed - Senate
(41 - 7)		 Yea
Jan. 22, 2008 SB 18 Allowing Referendum on Public Construction Projects Bill Passed - Senate
(31 - 16)		 Yea
April 11, 2007 HB 1478 Property Tax Reduction Bill Passed - Senate
(44 - 5)		 Yea

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