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1998 Regular Session
Seq No. 0981April 6, 19988:18 PM
Presiding: Mr. Speaker Legislative Date: April 1, 1998

General Assembly Of Maryland
House of Delegates
1998 Regular Session

Third Reading Passed (120-0)
SB 17 Third Reading (SB) Calendar No. 14
Sen. Baker et al (ECM)
Charitable Solicitations - Professional Solicitors

On Third Reading (Amend)
120 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Excused 20 Not Voting 1 Excused (Absent)
Voting Yea - 120
  Mr. Speaker   Cryor   Grosfeld   Linton   Pendergrass
  Arnick   Davis C   Harkins   Love   Perry
  Baker W   Davis D   Harrison   Malone   Petzold
  Baldwin   DeCarlo   Healey   Mandel   Pitkin
  Barve   Dembrow   Hecht   Marriott   Poole
  Beck   Dewberry   Heller   McClenahan   Ports
  Benson   Dobson   Hixson   McHale   Preis
  Billings   Donoghue   Holt   McIntosh   Proctor
  Bissett   Doory   Howard   McKee   Rawlings
  Bobo   Dypski   Hughes B   Menes   Rosenberg
  Bonsack   Eckardt   Hurson   Minnick   Rudolph
  Boston   Edwards   Hutchins   Mitchell C   Rzepkowski
  Bozman   Exum   Jacobs   Mitchell V   Schade
  Branch   Faulkner   Jones   Moe   Shriver
  Brinkley   Finifter   Kach   Montague   Slade
  Burns E   Flanagan   Kagan   Morgan   Snodgrass
  Burns M   Franchot   Kelly   Mossburg   Stocksdale
  Busch   Frank   Kirk   Murphy D   Turner
  Cadden   Fulton   Kittleman   Murphy T   Valderrama
  Campbell   Genn   Klima   Muse   Vallario
  Clagett   Getty   Kopp   O'Donnell   Walkup
  Comeau   Goldwater   Krysiak   Opara   Willis Miller
  Conroy   Gordon   La Vay   Palumbo   Wood
  Conway   Greenip   Leopold   Patterson   Workman
Voting Nay - 0
Not Voting - 20
  Baker R   Frush   Hughes D   Nathan-Pulliam   Schisler
  Ciliberti   Guns   Klausmeier   Oaks   Stull
  Crumlin   Hammen   Mohorovic   Owings   Stup
  Elliott   Hubbard   Morhaim   Redmer   Weir
Excused From Voting - 0
Excused (Absent) - 1
  Watson
Environmental Matters Committee was off the floor for this vote.
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