Vermont 2025-2026 Regular Session Status: Enacted 1 D cosponsors

S 212 — An act relating to potable water supply and wastewater system connections

Last action — Senate Message: Signed by Governor June 18, 2026

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This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced January 07, 2026. Enacted.

Signed by Governor Phil Scott (Republican) on May 29, 2026.

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The bill relates to connections for potable water supply and wastewater systems.

This legislation addresses the procedures and regulations for connecting to potable water supply and wastewater systems. It aims to ensure proper management and oversight of these essential services.

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  • Environment: This means improved oversight of water and wastewater systems, contributing to better environmental protections.

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Plain-language change summary

The revised version of Bill S 212 has expanded the definition of "potable water supply" to clarify what qualifies as water for human use, ensuring a clear understanding of its components. Additionally, it now allows municipalities with the necessary capacity to take on the responsibility of permitting for wastewater and water connections. These changes are significant because they empower local governments to manage their water systems more effectively, potentially leading to better protection of public health and the environment.

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AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 1 of 13 S.212 An act relating to potable water supply and wastewater system connections It is hereby enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Vermont:
BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 1 of 17 S.212 Introduced by Senator Watson Referred to Committee on Natural Resources and Energy Date:
January 7, 2026 Subject:
Conservation and development;
potable water supply and wastewater connections;
municipal authority Statement of purpose of bill as introduced:
This bill proposes to authorize the Agency of Natural Resources (ANR) to delegate to municipalities the permitting and technical review of potable water supply and wastewater system connections.
The bill also would require ANR to adopt a general permit for municipal potable water supply and wastewater system connections that are reviewed by delegated municipalities.
An act relating to potable water supply and wastewater system connections It is hereby enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Vermont:
§ 1971 is amended to read:
§ 1971 is amended to read:
(1) establish a comprehensive program to regulate the construction, replacement, modification, and operation of potable water supplies and BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 2 of 17 wastewater systems in the State in order to protect human health and the environment, including potable water supplies, surface water, and groundwater;
* * * (6) allow delegation of the permitting program created by this chapter to municipalities demonstrating the capacity to administer the chapter of technical review of potable water supply and wastewater system connections pursuant to the rules of the Agency adopted under this chapter.
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10 V.S.A.
§ 1972 is amended to read:
§ 1972.
DEFINITIONS For the purposes of this chapter:
* * * (6) “Potable water supply” means the source, treatment, and conveyance equipment used to provide water used or intended to be used for human consumption, including drinking, washing, bathing, the preparation of food, or laundering.
This definition includes a service connection to a public water system of any size that does not require a permit pursuant to chapter 56 of this title.
This definition does not include any internal piping or plumbing, except for mechanical systems, such as pump stations and storage tanks or lavatories, that are located inside a building or structure and that are integral to the BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 3 of 17 operation of a potable water system.
This definition also does not include a potable water supply that is subject to regulation under chapter 56 of this title.
* * * (10) “Wastewater system” means any piping, pumping, treatment, or disposal system used for the conveyance and treatment of sanitary waste or used water, including carriage water, shower and wash water, and process wastewater.
This definition does not include any internal piping or plumbing, except for mechanical systems, such as pump stations and storage tanks or toilets, that are located inside a building or structure and that are integral to the operation of a wastewater system.
This definition also does not include wastewater systems that are used exclusively for the treatment and disposal of animal manure.
In this chapter, “wastewater system” refers to a soil-based disposal system of less than 6,500 gallons per day, or a sewerage sanitary sewer collection system connection of any size.
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3.
10 V.S.A.
§ 1973 is amended to read:
§ 1973.
PERMITS (a) Except as provided in this section and sections 1974 and 1978 of this title, a person shall obtain a permit from the Secretary before:
* * * (7) making a new or modified connection to a new or existing potable water supply or wastewater system;
or BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 4 of 17 * * * (f)(1) The Secretary shall give deference to a certification by a licensed designer with respect to the engineering design or judgment exercised by the designer in order to minimize Agency review of certified designs.
Nothing in this section shall limit the responsibility of the licensed designer to comply with all standards and rules, or the authority of the Secretary to review and comment on design aspects of an application or to enforce Agency rules with respect to the design or the design certification.
(2) The Secretary shall issue a permit for a new or modified connection to a water main and a sewer main or indirect discharge system from a building or structure in a designated downtown development district upon submission of an application under subsection (b) of this section that consists solely of the certification of a licensed designer, in accordance with subsection (d) of this section, and a letter from the owner of the water main and sewer main or indirect discharge system allocating the capacity needed to accommodate the new or modified connection.
However, this subdivision (2) shall not apply if the Secretary finds one of the following:
(A) The Secretary has prohibited the system that submitted the allocation letter from issuing new allocation letters due to a lack of capacity.
BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 5 of 17 (B) As a result of an audit of the application performed on a random basis or in response to a complaint, the system is not designed in accordance with the rules adopted under this chapter.
* * * (k)(1) The Secretary shall adopt a general permit for municipal potable water supply and wastewater system connections that are reviewed by municipalities with authority delegated to them pursuant to section 1976 of this chapter.
(2) The Secretary may adopt by rule general permitting programs for other activities permitted under this section.
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4.
10 V.S.A.
§ 1976 is amended to read:
§ 1976.
DELEGATION OF CONNECTION AUTHORITY TO MUNICIPALITIES (a)(1) The Secretary may delegate to a municipality authority to:
(A) implement all sections of this chapter, except for sections 1975 and 1978 of this title;
or (B) implement permitting under this chapter for the subdivision of land, a building or structure, or a campground when the subdivision, building or structure, or campground is served by sewerage connections and water service lines, provided that:
BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 6 of 17 (i) the lot, building or structure, or campground utilizes both a sanitary sewer service line and a water service line;
and (ii) the water main and sanitary sewer collection line that the water service line and sanitary sewer service line are connected to are owned and controlled by the delegated municipality.
(2) If a municipality submits a written request for delegation of this chapter, the Secretary shall delegate authority to the municipality to implement and administer provisions of this chapter, the rules adopted under this chapter, and the enforcement provisions of chapter 201 of this title relating to this chapter, provided that the Secretary is satisfied that the municipality:
(A) has established a process for accepting, reviewing, and processing applications and issuing permits, that shall adhere to the rules established by the Secretary for potable water supplies and wastewater systems, including permits, by rule, for sewerage connections;
(B) has hired, appointed, or retained on contract, or will hire, appoint, or retain on contract, a licensed designer to perform technical work that must be done by a municipality under this section to grant permits;
(C) will take timely and appropriate enforcement actions pursuant to the authority of chapter 201 of this title;
(D) commits to reporting annually to the Secretary on a form and date determined by the Secretary;
BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 7 of 17 (E) will only issue permits for water service lines and sanitary sewer service lines when there is adequate capacity in the public water supply system source, wastewater treatment facility, or indirect discharge system;
and (F) will comply with all other requirements of the rules adopted under section 1978 of this title The Secretary may delegate to a municipality authority to conduct technical review of municipal potable water supply and wastewater system connections, provided that the water main and sanitary sewer collection line that the water service line and sanitary sewer service line are connected to are owned and controlled by the delegated municipality.
(2) If a municipality submits a request for delegation of authority under this subsection, the Secretary shall delegate authority to the municipality to implement and administer provisions of this chapter governing municipal potable water supply and wastewater system connections, provided that the municipality:
(A) is qualified to perform the technical review as determined by the Secretary;
(B) receives authorization from the municipal legislative body to administer a program for review of potable water supply and wastewater system connections;
(C) meets any other requirement for the delegation program as adopted by the Secretary in writing;
BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 8 of 17 (D) will only issue permits for water service lines and sanitary sewer service lines when there is adequate capacity in the public water system, wastewater treatment facility, or indirect discharge system;
and (E) complies with the requirements for connection and all requirements of the Agency’s rules adopted under section 1978 of this title.
* * * (f) The Secretary may review municipal implementation of this section on a random basis, or in response to a complaint, or on his or her the Secretary’s own motion.
This review may include consideration of the municipal implementation itself, as well as consideration of the practices, testing procedures employed, systems designed, system designs approved, installation procedures used, and any work associated with the performance of these tasks.
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3 V.S.A.
§ 2822(j) is amended to read:
(j) In accordance with subsection (i) of this section, the following fees are established for permits, licenses, certifications, approvals, registrations, orders, and other actions taken by the Agency of Natural Resources.
* * * (4) For potable water supply and wastewater permits issued under 10 V.S.A.
chapter 64.
Projects under this subdivision include:
a wastewater system, including a sewerage connection;
and a potable water supply, including a connection to a public water supply:
BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 9 of 17 (A) Original applications, or major amendments for a project with the following proposed design flows.
In calculating the fee, the highest proposed design flow whether wastewater or water shall be used:
(i) design flows 560 gpd or less:
$306.25 per application;
(ii) design flows greater than 560 and less than or equal to 2,000 gpd:
$870.00 per application;
(iii) design flows greater than 2,000 and less than or equal to 6,500 gpd:
$3,000.00 per application;
(iv) design flows greater than 6,500 and less than or equal to 10,000 gpd:
$7,500.00 per application;
(v) design flows greater than 10,000 gpd:
$13,500.00 per application.
(B) Minor amendments:
$150.00.
(C) Minor projects:
$270.00.
As used in this subdivision (j)(4)(C), “minor project” means a project that meets the following:
there is an increase in design flow but no construction is required;
there is no increase in design flow but construction is required, excluding replacement potable water supplies and wastewater systems;
or there is no increase in design flow and no construction is required, excluding applications that contain designs that require technical review.
BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 10 of 17 (D) Notwithstanding the other provisions of this subdivision, when a project is located in a Vermont neighborhood, as designated under 24 V.S.A.
chapter 76A, the fee shall be no not more than $50.00 in situations in which the application has received an allocation for sewer capacity from an approved municipal system.
This limitation shall not apply in the case of fees charged as part of a duly delegated municipal program.
(E) Projects permitted under a municipal potable water supply or wastewater system connection general permit as established in 10 V.S.A.
§ 1973(k)(1) or as adopted by rule per 10 V.S.A.
§ 1973(k)(2):
$500.
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6.
EFFECTIVE DATE This act shall take effect on July 1, 2026.
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1.
10 V.S.A.
§ 1971 is amended to read:
§ 1971.
PURPOSE It is the purpose of this chapter to:
§ 1972 is amended to read:
§ 1972 is amended to read:
DEFINITIONS For the purposes of this chapter:
DEFINITIONS BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 11 of 17 For the purposes of this chapter:
* * * VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 2 of 13 (6) “Potable water supply” means the source, treatment, and conveyance equipment used to provide water used or intended to be used for human consumption, including drinking, washing, bathing, the preparation of food, or laundering.
* * * (6) “Potable water supply” means the source, treatment, and conveyance equipment used to provide water used or intended to be used for human consumption, including drinking, washing, bathing, the preparation of food, or laundering.
In this chapter, “wastewater system” refers to a soil-based VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 3 of 13 disposal system of less than 6,500 gallons per day, or a sewerage sanitary sewer collection system connection of any size.
In this chapter, “wastewater system” refers to a soil-based disposal system of less than 6,500 gallons per day, or a sewerage sanitary sewer collection system connection of any size.
§ 1973 is amended to read:
§ 1973 is amended to read:
Nothing in this section shall limit the responsibility of the licensed designer to comply with all standards and rules, or the authority of the Secretary to review and comment on design aspects of an application or to enforce Agency rules with respect to the design or the design certification.
Nothing in this section shall limit the responsibility of the licensed designer to comply with all standards and rules, or the authority of the Secretary to review and BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 12 of 17 comment on design aspects of an application or to enforce Agency rules with respect to the design or the design certification.
(2) The Secretary shall issue a permit for a new or modified connection to a water main and a sewer main or indirect discharge system from a building or structure in a designated downtown development district upon submission of an application under subsection (b) of this section that consists solely of the VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 4 of 13 certification of a licensed designer, in accordance with subsection (d) of this section, and a letter from the owner of the water main and sewer main or indirect discharge system allocating the capacity needed to accommodate the new or modified connection.
(2) The Secretary shall issue a permit for a new or modified connection to a water main and a sewer main or indirect discharge system from a building or structure in a designated downtown development district upon submission of an application under subsection (b) of this section that consists solely of the certification of a licensed designer, in accordance with subsection (d) of this section, and a letter from the owner of the water main and sewer main or indirect discharge system allocating the capacity needed to accommodate the new or modified connection.
VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 5 of 13 (2) The Secretary may adopt general permitting programs for other activities that require a permit under this section that the Secretary determines are low risk, low impact, and low complexity.
(2) The Secretary may adopt general permitting programs for other activities that require a permit under this section that the Secretary determines are low risk, low impact, and low complexity.
§ 1976 is amended to read:
§ 1976 is amended to read:
or (B) implement permitting under this chapter for the subdivision of land, a building or structure, or a campground when the subdivision, building or structure, or campground is served by sewerage connections and water service lines, provided that:
or (B) implement permitting under this chapter for the subdivision of land, a building or structure, or a campground when the subdivision, building BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 13 of 17 or structure, or campground is served by sewerage connections and water service lines, provided that:
(2) If a municipality submits a written request for delegation of this chapter, the Secretary shall delegate authority to the municipality to implement and administer provisions of this chapter, the rules adopted under this chapter, VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 6 of 13 and the enforcement provisions of chapter 201 of this title relating to this chapter, provided that the Secretary is satisfied that the municipality:
(2) If a municipality submits a written request for delegation of this chapter, the Secretary shall delegate authority to the municipality to implement and administer provisions of this chapter, the rules adopted under this chapter, and the enforcement provisions of chapter 201 of this title relating to this chapter, provided that the Secretary is satisfied that the municipality:
and (F) will comply with all other requirements of the rules adopted under section 1978 of this title The Secretary may delegate to a municipality authority to conduct technical review of proposed projects that include both municipal potable water supply and municipal wastewater system connections that require a permit under this chapter, provided that the water main and VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 7 of 13 sanitary sewer collection line that the water service line and sanitary sewer service line are connected to are owned and controlled by the delegated municipality.
and (F) will comply with all other requirements of the rules adopted under section 1978 of this title The Secretary may delegate to a municipality authority to conduct technical review of proposed projects that include both municipal potable water supply and municipal wastewater system connections that require a permit under this chapter, provided that the water main and sanitary sewer collection line that the water service line and sanitary sewer service line are connected to are owned and controlled by the delegated municipality.
(2) If a municipality submits a request for delegation of authority under this subsection, the Secretary shall delegate authority to the municipality to implement and administer provisions of this chapter governing municipal potable water supply and wastewater system connections, provided that the municipality:
BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 14 of 17 (2) If a municipality submits a request for delegation of authority under this subsection, the Secretary shall delegate authority to the municipality to implement and administer provisions of this chapter governing municipal potable water supply and wastewater system connections, provided that the municipality:
VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 8 of 13 (D) will only issue permits for water service lines and sanitary sewer service lines when there is adequate capacity in the public water system, wastewater treatment facility, or indirect discharge system;
(D) will only issue permits for water service lines and sanitary sewer service lines when there is adequate capacity in the public water system, wastewater treatment facility, or indirect discharge system;
§ 2822 is amended to read:
§ 2822 is amended to read:
Municipalities shall be VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 9 of 13 exempt from the payment of fees under this section except for those fees prescribed in subdivisions (j)(1), (7), (8), (14), and (15) of this section for which a municipality may recover its costs by charging a user fee to those who use the permitted services.
Municipalities shall be exempt from the payment of fees under this section except for those fees prescribed in subdivisions (j)(1), (7), (8), (14), and (15) of this section for which a municipality may recover its costs by charging a user fee to those who use the permitted services.
Municipalities shall pay fees prescribed in subdivisions (j)(2), (10), (11), (12), and (26) of this section, except that a municipality shall also be exempt from those fees for stormwater systems prescribed in subdivisions (j)(2)(A)(iii)(I), (II), or (IV) and (j)(2)(B)(iv)(I), (II), or (V) of this section for which a municipality has assumed full legal responsibility under 10 V.S.A.
Municipalities shall pay fees prescribed in BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 15 of 17 subdivisions (j)(2), (10), (11), (12), and (26) of this section, except that a municipality shall also be exempt from those fees for stormwater systems prescribed in subdivisions (j)(2)(A)(iii)(I), (II), or (IV) and (j)(2)(B)(iv)(I), (II), or (V) of this section for which a municipality has assumed full legal responsibility under 10 V.S.A.
§ 1976 within the municipality may charge a fee for the cost of municipal services, provided that the municipality shall pay an administrative processing fee of $100.00 for submission to the Secretary of Natural Resources of documentation of the municipally permitted project.
§ 1976 within the municipality may charge a fee for the cost of municipal services, provided that the municipality shall pay an administrative processing fee of $100.00 for submission to the Secretary of Natural Resources of documentation of the municipally permitted project.
a wastewater VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 10 of 13 system, including a sewerage connection;
a wastewater system, including a sewerage connection;
there is no increase in design flow but construction is required, excluding replacement potable water supplies and wastewater VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 11 of 13 systems;
there is no increase in design flow but construction is required, excluding replacement potable water supplies and wastewater BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 16 of 17 systems;
§ 1973(k)(1), the following fee according to the highest proposed design flow of wastewater or water for the connection:
§ 1973(k)(1), the following fee according to the highest proposed design flow of wastewater or water for the connection:
VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 12 of 13 § 1973(k)(1) for potable water supply or wastewater system connections.
§ 1973(k)(1) for potable water supply or wastewater system connections.
§ 1973(k)(1).
§ 1973(k)(1).
(2) References in chapter 6 of the Department of Environmental Conservation’s Wastewater System and Potable Water Supply Rules related to full delegation to municipalities of permitting potable water and wastewater system connections are no longer applicable or enforceable due to the repeal of statutory authority for full delegation.
BILL AS INTRODUCED AND PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 17 of 17 (2) References in chapter 6 of the Department of Environmental Conservation’s Wastewater System and Potable Water Supply Rules related to full delegation to municipalities of permitting potable water and wastewater system connections are no longer applicable or enforceable due to the repeal of statutory authority for full delegation.
VT LEG #387980 v.1 AS PASSED BY SENATE S.212 Page 13 of 13 Sec.
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Action History

  1. Senate Message: Signed by Governor June 18, 2026

  2. Signed by Governor on June 18, 2026

  3. Delivered to Governor on June 12, 2026

  4. Senate Message: House proposal of amendment concurred in

  5. Rules suspended & messaged to House forthwith, on motion of Senator Baruth

  6. As passed by Senate and House

  7. House proposal of amendment concurred in

  8. House proposal of amendment; text

  9. Rules suspended & taken up for immediate consideration, on motion of Senator Baruth

  10. House proposal of amendment

  11. Entered on Notice Calendar

  12. House message: House passed bill in concurrence with proposal(s) of amendment

  13. Passed in concurrence with proposal of amendment

  14. Action Calendar: Third Reading

  15. Third Reading ordered

  16. Report of Committee on Environment, as amended, agreed to

  17. Rep. Greer of Bennington and Chapin of East Montpelier moved to amend the report of the Committee on Environment, as amended, which was agreed to

  18. Which was disagreed to on a Roll Call Failed -- Needed 69 of 137 to Pass -- Yeas = 63, Nays = 74

  19. Rep. Nelson of Derby demanded yeas and nays

  20. Rep. Tagliavia of Corinth, Greer of Bennington, and Lipsky of Stowe moved to amend the report of the Committee on Environment, as amended

  21. Rep. Olson of Starksboro asked and was granted leave to withdraw amendment

  22. Rep. Olson of Starksboro moved to amend the report of the Committee on Environment, as amended

  23. Report of the Committee on Environment amended as recommended by the Committee on Ways and Means

  24. Rep. Burkhardt of South Burlington recommended for the Committee on Ways and Means

  25. Rep. North of Ferrisburgh reported for the Committee on Environment

  26. Read second time

  27. Action Calendar: Action postponed until May 19, 2026

  28. Action Calendar: Action postponed until May 18, 2026

  29. Rep. North of Ferrisburgh moved to postpone action until May 18, 2026, which was agreed to

  30. Action Calendar: Action postponed until May 15, 2026

  31. Rep. North of Ferrisburgh moved to postpone action until May 15, 2026, which was agreed to

  32. Action Calendar: Action postponed until May 14, 2026

  33. Rep. North of Ferrisburgh moved to postpone action until May 14, 2026, which was agreed to

  34. Action Calendar: Action postponed until May 13, 2026

  35. Rep. North of Ferrisburgh moved to postpone action until May 13, 2026, which was agreed to

  36. Action Calendar: Favorable with Amendment

  37. Notice Calendar: Favorable with Amendment

  38. Referred to Committee on Ways and Means per Rule 35(a)

  39. Notice Calendar: Favorable with Amendment

  40. Read first time and referred to the Committee on Environment

  41. Read 3rd time & passed

  42. New Business/Third Reading

  43. 3rd reading ordered

  44. Recommendation of amendment by Committee on Natural Resources and Energy agreed to

  45. Reported favorably by Senator Beck for Committee on Finance

  46. Read 2nd time, reported favorably with recommendation of amendment by Senator Watson for Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

  47. Favorable report by Committee on Finance

  48. Favorable report with recommendation of amendment by Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

  49. New Business/Second Reading

  50. Second Reading

  51. Favorable report by Committee on Finance

  52. Favorable report with recommendation of amendment by Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

  53. Entered on Notice Calendar

  54. Referred to Committee on Finance per Senate Rule 31

  55. Favorable report with recommendation of amendment by Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

  56. Entered on Notice Calendar

  57. Read 1st time & referred to Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

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Votes

Failed 63 Yea · 74 Nay · 13 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Republican 47103
Republican/Democrat 3000
Unaffiliated 2300
Democrat 86609
Independent 3101
Progressive/Democrat 0300
Total 6374013
% of votes cast 42%49%0%9%
How each member voted (150)
Member Party Vote
Casey — Yea
Hooper — Yea
Casey — Nay
White — Nay
White — Nay
Abbey Duke Democrat Nay
Alice M. M Emmons Democrat Nay
Alyssa Black Democrat Nay
Amy D Sheldon Democrat Nay
Angela Arsenault Democrat Nay
Barbara Rachelson Democrat Nay
Bram Kleppner Democrat Nay
Brian Minier Democrat Nay
Bridget M Burkhardt Democrat Nay
Carol Ode Democrat Nay
Charles A Kimbell Democrat Nay
Chea Waters Evans Democrat Nay
Christopher Morrow Democrat Nay
Daisy Berbeco Democrat Nay
Daniel A Noyes Democrat Yea
Dara Torre Democrat Nay
David K Durfee Democrat Nay
David W Yacovone Democrat Yea
Doug Bishop Democrat Nay
Edward "Teddy" Waszazak Democrat Nay
Edye Graning Democrat Nay
Ela Chapin Democrat Nay
Elizabeth L Burrows Democrat Not Voting
Emilie K Kornheiser Democrat Nay
Emilie Krasnow Democrat Nay
Emily Carris Duncan Democrat Nay
Emily J Long Democrat Yea
Emily J Long Democrat Nay
Erin Brady Democrat Nay
Esme Cole Democrat Nay
Gayle S Pezzo Democrat Nay
Golrang "Rey" Garofano Democrat Nay
Herb Olson Democrat Yea
Ian Goodnow Democrat Nay
James W Masland Democrat Nay
Jill L Krowinski Democrat Not Voting
John K O'Brien Democrat Yea
John L Bartholomew Democrat Nay
Jonathan Cooper Democrat Nay
Jubilee McGill Democrat Nay
Karen Lueders Democrat Nay
Karen N Dolan Democrat Nay
Kate Lalley Democrat Nay
Kate McCann Democrat Not Voting
Kate Nugent Democrat Nay
Kathleen C James Democrat Nay
Kevin "Coach" B Christie Democrat Not Voting
Kevin P Scully Democrat Nay
Kristi C Morris Democrat Nay
Larry Satcowitz Democrat Nay
Leanne Harple Democrat Yea
Leonora Dodge Democrat Not Voting
Leslie Goldman Democrat Nay
Lori Houghton Democrat Nay
Lucy Boyden Democrat Nay
Marc B Mihaly Democrat Not Voting
Martin J LaLonde Democrat Nay
Mary E. E Howard Democrat Not Voting
Mary-Katherine A Stone Democrat Nay
Matthew J Birong Democrat Not Voting
Michael Mrowicki Democrat Not Voting
Michael N Hoyt Democrat Nay
Michael Nigro Democrat Nay
Michelle Bos-Lun Democrat Nay
Mollie S. S Burke Democrat Nay
Monique Priestley Democrat Yea
Peter C Conlon Democrat Nay
Phil Pouech Democrat Nay
R. Scott Campbell Democrat Nay
Rebecca Holcombe Democrat Nay
Robert Hunter Democrat Nay
Robin P Scheu Democrat Nay
Sarah "Sarita" C Austin Democrat Nay
Saudia LaMont Democrat Nay
Shawn Sweeney Democrat Nay
Theresa A Wood Democrat Nay
Thomas S Stevens Democrat Nay
Tiffany Bluemle Democrat Nay
Timothy R. R Corcoran II Democrat Nay
Trevor J Squirrell Democrat Nay
Wendy A Critchlow Democrat Nay
William "Will" Greer Democrat Yea
Zon Eastes Democrat Nay
Anne B. B Donahue Independent Not Voting
Jed Lipsky Independent Yea
Joseph Parsons Independent Yea
Laura H Sibilia Independent Yea
Troy Headrick Independent Nay
Brian J Cina Progressive/Democrat Nay
Chloe Tomlinson Progressive/Democrat Nay
Kate Logan Progressive/Democrat Nay
Allen "Penny" R Demar Republican Yea
Anthony "Tony" Micklus Republican Yea
Beth M Quimby Republican Yea
Brenda Steady Republican Yea
Carolyn W Branagan Republican Yea
Chris A Taylor Republican Yea
Chris Brown Republican Nay
Chris Keyser Republican Not Voting
Christopher "Chris" A Pritchard Republican Yea
Christopher Howland Republican Yea
David "Dave" Bosch Republican Yea
David J Soucy Republican Not Voting
Deborah "Debbie" C Dolgin Republican Yea
Debra L Powers Republican Yea
Eileen G Dickinson Republican Yea
Eric Maguire Republican Yea
Gina M Galfetti Republican Yea
Gregory "Greg" Burtt Republican Yea
Jack H Brigham Republican Yea
James A Gregoire Republican Yea
John Kascenska Republican Yea
Joseph "Joe" Luneau Republican Yea
Joshua Dobrovich Republican Yea
Kenneth "Ken" L Wells Republican Yea
Kenneth W Goslant Republican Yea
Kevin C Winter Republican Yea
Larry Labor Republican Yea
Leland J Morgan Republican Yea
Lisa A Hango Republican Yea
Mark A Higley Republican Yea
Martha A Feltus Republican Yea
Mary A. A Morrissey Republican Yea
Matt E Walker Republican Yea
Michael "Mike" Southworth Republican Yea
Michael "Mike" Tagliavia Republican Yea
Michael Boutin Republican Yea
Michael J Marcotte Republican Yea
Michael R Morgan Republican Yea
Patricia A McCoy Republican Yea
Richard J Bailey Republican Yea
Richard M Nelson Republican Yea
Rob North Republican Yea
Sandra "Sandy" H Pinsonault Republican Yea
Thomas "Tom" F Charlton Republican Yea
Thomas B Burditt Republican Yea
Todd Nielsen Republican Yea
VL L Coffin IV Republican Yea
Wayne A Laroche Republican Not Voting
William P Canfield Republican Yea
Woodman H Page Republican Yea
Zachary J Harvey Republican Yea
Alicia Malay Republican/Democrat Yea
Ashley R Bartley Republican/Democrat Yea
Thomas Oliver Republican/Democrat Yea

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