AN ACT TO EXCLUDE MOTOR VEHICLES OWNED BY A VETERAN WITH A ONE HUNDRED PERCENT DISABILITY RATING FROM THE PROPERTY TAX.
Sponsored By: Carla D. Cunningham (Independent), Edward C. Goodwin (Republican), Bill Ward (Republican), Diane Wheatley (Republican)
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Sponsors & Cosponsors
Sponsors
Carla D. Cunningham
Independent • House
Edward C. Goodwin
Republican • House
Bill Ward
Republican • House
Diane Wheatley
Republican • House
Cosponsors
Eric Ager
Democratic • House
Jonathan L. Almond
Republican • House
Amber M. Baker
Democratic • House
Mary Belk
Democratic • House
Brian Biggs
Republican • House
Jerry "Alan" Branson
Republican • House
Allen Buansi
Democratic • House
Deb Butler
Democratic • House
Celeste C. Cairns
Republican • House
MD Grant L. Campbell
Republican • House
Becky Carney
Democratic • House
Todd Carver
Republican • House
Maria Cervania
Democratic • House
Charles Smith
Democratic • House
Allen Chesser
Republican • House
Mike Clampitt
Republican • House
Bryan Cohn
Democratic • House
Mike Colvin
Democratic • House
Tricia Ann Cotham
Republican • House
Sarah Crawford
Democratic • House
Allison A. Dahle
Democratic • House
Jr. Ted Davis
Republican • House
Brian Echevarria
Republican • House
Blair Eddins
Republican • House
Brent Jackson
Republican • Senate
Kanika Brown
Democratic • House
Rodney D. Pierce
Democratic • House
Wyatt Gable
Republican • House
Pricey Harrison
Democratic • House
Frank Iler
Republican • House
B. Ray Jeffers
Democratic • House
Todd Johnson
Republican • Senate
Monika Johnson-Hostler
Democratic • House
Kanika Brown
Democratic • House
Keith Kidwell
Republican • House
Ya Liu
Democratic • House
Donnie Loftis
Republican • House
Brandon Lofton
Democratic • House
Carolyn G. Logan
Democratic • House
Tim Longest
Democratic • House
Jordan Lopez
Democratic • House
John L. Lowery
Republican • House
Nasif Majeed
Independent • House
Jeffrey C. McNeely
Republican • House
Charles W. Miller
Republican • House
Marcia Morey
Democratic • House
Jr. Ben T. Moss
Republican • House
Erin Paré
Republican • House
Jr. Howard Penny
Republican • House
Joseph Pike
Republican • House
Dante Pittman
Democratic • House
Renée A. Price
Democratic • House
Jr. A. Reece Pyrtle
Republican • House
III Amos L. Quick
Democratic • House
Rodney D. Pierce
Democratic • House
MD Timothy Reeder
Republican • House
Heather H. Rhyne
Republican • House
James Roberson
Democratic • House
Stephen M. Ross
Republican • House
Paul Scott
Republican • House
Kanika Brown
Democratic • House
Harry Warren
Republican • House
Donna McDowell White
Republican • House
Shelly Willingham
Democratic • House
David Willis
Republican • House
Matthew Winslow
Republican • House
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2/5/2025HousePassed 1st Reading
2/5/2025HouseFiled
2/3/2025House
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