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Voting seldom recorded

State legislature is one of 10 in U.S. lacking 'roll call'

December 03, 2004

By Kelley Shannon (View author info)
Copyright AP News

Auston, California -

In Texas, the Legislature generally is not required to record how each lawmaker voted on a bill in the full House or Senate. Individual votes are recorded if representatives and senators decide to do so. Dozens of civic, public interest and political groups are pushing to require lawmakers to record individual votes at certain stages in the Legislature.

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