Vote Tallies
With the aid of Bonnie Quackenbush, I have put together the vote tallies for 2004 and 2005 (through September; the minutes of the October session are not posted at the county web site, nor have they been e-mailed to legislators).
The links to the actual tallies are and will remain in the navigation bar to the right (see under "Legislative Votes"). To make finding things a little easier, here are the links:
January/February/March 2004
April/May/June 2004
July/August/September 2004
October/November/December 2004
January/February/March/April/May 2005
June/July/August/September 2005
The posts include links to the minutes of the meetings, so that you can easily read about items that passed despite a no vote having been cast by a member present.
For the record, we are not just speaking in clichés when we talk about the bipartisan effort that has led to our success: the record will show that of the 448 resolutions passed in 2004, 416 (92.9%) were passed without a no vote having been cast. So far in 2005, we are also running at a 92+% rate of passage without a nay vote being cast (274 of 297, or 92.3%).
I have often responded to people who ask whether I enjoy being a legislator by saying: "I enjoy the governance, but I hate the politics". The governance is what leads to 92% unanimous votes; the politics is what leads to "agita".
The links to the actual tallies are and will remain in the navigation bar to the right (see under "Legislative Votes"). To make finding things a little easier, here are the links:
January/February/March 2004
April/May/June 2004
July/August/September 2004
October/November/December 2004
January/February/March/April/May 2005
June/July/August/September 2005
The posts include links to the minutes of the meetings, so that you can easily read about items that passed despite a no vote having been cast by a member present.
For the record, we are not just speaking in clichés when we talk about the bipartisan effort that has led to our success: the record will show that of the 448 resolutions passed in 2004, 416 (92.9%) were passed without a no vote having been cast. So far in 2005, we are also running at a 92+% rate of passage without a nay vote being cast (274 of 297, or 92.3%).
I have often responded to people who ask whether I enjoy being a legislator by saying: "I enjoy the governance, but I hate the politics". The governance is what leads to 92% unanimous votes; the politics is what leads to "agita".
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