House 2019 Anticipated Votes, 2019 February 25

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1Steven Rudy 12 - Kaye G and I met 1 Visit with victim fam
2Richard Heath Kate met with him; did not indicate his pos 1
3Randall"R Bridges 2/6/19 - Heleringer and Delahan 1
4Lynn Bechler 1
5 MaryBeth Imes
6 Chris Freeland Republican new 1

sure, but |
indicated
that |
thought
there had
been only
three
since the
seventies.
She said
that you
can't go
much
slower
than that;
as if there
was
basically a
moratoriu
m of sorts
already
on further
killing.

I tried to

reason
with her
but no
joy.

Blew off
Shekinah'
s attempt
to meet
with her
in Jan
7Suzanne Miles 2016 1

8Walker Thomas 2/22/17 - Eklund, VonAllmen ani 1 Get Miriam
9 Myron Dossett Bob met him 9/2017 1

10 Josh Calloway

11 Jonathan "Dixon

12 James Gooch, Jr. Yes on RJA - no hope 4

13DJ Johnson

14 Scott Lewis New Republican/State Trooper - el

15Melinda Prunty Catholic, p al
and the
more
prominen
t they are
the
better,
was my
totally
subjective
impressio
n. He
represent
s Todd
and Logan
counties
down on
the
Tennesse
e border.
Agut
feeling of
mine says
he's
winnable
at some
point. Not
nearly as
bloodthirs
ty as our
friends
Rep.
Morgan
(above),
Joe
Fischer,
and Stan
16 Jason Petrie Lee. 4.

17 Steve Sheldon 2/13/19-? 1

18Samara_ Heavrin BobandIr al Don't approach him a
19 Michael L. Meredith Heleringer in 2019 sa 4

20 Patti Minter new Demo al
about 15
minutes)
(John
Stopher,
Miriam
Byrd
Hans,
Luke
Hans,
Shekinah
Lavalle
present)I
donae™t
think our
meeting
with Rep.
Rowland
was very
fruitful.
A Report
(which
I've
deleted
most of)
indicated

uninteres
ted and
did not
exactly
reveal a
position.
IT IS TIME
TO VISIT
HIM

21 Bart Rowland AGAIN.

22Shawn McPherson
23 Steve

Riley

nice, easy
going guy
befitting
someone
who
needs to
show
extreme
calm
while
running a
high
school in
these
times;
very
religious
individual
; will vote
to abolish
CP when
abortion
is
outlawed
he says;
didn't get
a

commitm
ent either
way
which
isn't too
bad; very
approach
able and
open to
discuss.
24 Brandon
25 Jim

26 Russell
27 Nancy
28 Charles

Reed
Duplessis
Webber
Tate
Miller

is), he
uses a
scooter
and so
can't
really
walk with
the
clumps of
other
guys that
usually
walk
around
together
to
committe
e rooms
or over to
the
Capitol.
We
should
strive to
maintain
a good
relationsh
ip with
him. He
strikes me
as a guy
who
would
appreciat
e that
effort.

Rep. Duple al

No notes - not sure why | have
Co-sponso d

Not sure when he was spoken tc

Let's see if he will co
29 Kevin D.

Bratcher

rape and
murder
cases and
then
asked us
what we
think
should
happen to
the
people
who
committe
d those
crimes.
He
doesnae™
tseem
like
someone
whode™s
going to
move, but
maybe
someone
else
should try
(lae™d
recomme

2019: No
longer in
leadershi
p.
30 Thomas J. Burch

several
times and
again
drew
connectio
ns
between
that type
of
violence
and
murder,
he talked
about
how
passionat
e/enrage
d people
can
become
and then
do stupid
things.
He said
that
heae™d
vote to
abolish
the death
penalty
but that
he will
not
cosponsor
a bill with
David
Floyd.
31 Josie Raymond

32 Tina BojanowskGeorge Ekl

33 Jason Nemes
34 Mary Lou Marzian
35 Lisa Wilner
36 Jerry Miller

37 Jeffery Donohue
38 McKenzie Cantrell
39 Matt Lockett
40 Nima Kulkarni
41 Attica Scott

42 Reginald KMeeks

43Pamela Stevenson

her. She is
good.
Mike is
following
up to see
if she will
cosponsor

Kate
Miller
asked and
Rep.
Raymond
said it is
nota
priority
for her
but she
would
vote to
abolish.
1/14 - She
called me
and we
hada 15
minute
conversa
tion
about
some of
the facts
and the
ABA
report.
She is on
board.

Abolition
December
During 201 1

3/8/17 - Annette Darnell met an
Eklund & L a

PRPRPRBR

Kate Miller 1
Supports a
Abolition S 4.
not well
researche
d, she
said) was
for
correction
s
officersa€
™ safety if
we did
not have
adeath
penalty to
hold over
inmates
headae™s
. Randy
explained
that from
his
experienc
e the
better
behaved
inmates
were the
oneae™s
doing life
sentences
as they
just
wanted to
carve out
a little bit
of
normalcy.
44 Joni L. Jenkins

45 Killian Timoney
46 Alan Gentry _Co-sponso
47 Felicia Rabourn
48 Ken Fleming
49Thomas Huff co-sponsol
50 Chad McCoy = Support Ak
constitue
nts. |
highlighte
dthe
challenge
sin terms
of getting
accurate
numbers
on costs,
the
obstacles
that are
inthe
way and
explained
with his
help and
the
weight of
the
general
assembly
those
figures
might be
more
accessible
. | believe
it would
be helpful
for
Represent
ative
Floyd to
follow up
51John"BamCarney — with him.

52 Ken Upchurch 3/13/14 (Kate Mudd,
53 James Tipton Represent il
54 Daniel Elliott
of
attention
to what
we had to
say. She
seemed
to be pro-
DP, but
was
interested
inthe
financial
aspects of
DP
repeal.
She
became
very
fixated on
the juror
confusion
aspect of
the ABA
report.
Not really
sure that
she was
actually
interested
in that or
if she was
trying to
find
somethin
g to focus
on.

55 Kim King

56 Daniel Fister
57 Derrick Graham
58 Jennifer Decker Henson
59 David Osborne
60 Sal Santoro
61 Savannah Maddox
62 Phillip Pratt

63 Kim Banta
64Kimberly Moser

searching
if | get to
casta
vote on
the bill. |
know that
is not
exactly
the
answer
that you
might
want but
itis the
best that |
can offer,
at this
point,
anditisa
long way
from
where |
once was.

I really
appreciat
e your
input -
please
feel free
to contact
me
anytime.

Regards,

David

1
2/6/19 - Heleringer and Delahan
Heleringer reports me 4
Cosponsor nl
Heleringer 1

65 Charles "B Wheatley Democrat 1

Revist when the floor
2/7/19 -
Bob met
with him
and he is
a solid
vote and
said he
would co-
sponsor.

Before
the
meeting
with Bob
he told
Andy
Vandiver
he is solid
for
abolition
and
consideri
ng co-
sponsorin
66C. Ed Massey — g the bill.

67Rachel Roberts
68 Joseph M. Fischer 2001 - “it will happe
should be
further
explored.i
» He will
not vote
to abolish
the death
penalty
but said
he would
be
interested
in some
other
legislative
action
dealing
with the
issues
with the
death
penalty.
He had
also had
issue with
legislative
fiscal
analysis
and
thought
that there
should be
amore
robust
financial
analysis
69 Adam Koenig done.

70 William Lawrence

71 Josh Bray

72 Matthew Koch 2/6/19 - Heleringer a
73 Ryan Dotson
74 David Hale

75 Kelly Flood

76 Ruth Ann Palumbo
77 George Brown
78 Mark Hart

inthe
conversa
tion and |
agree. Alt
felt real
churchy.
Alt
ended
with him
saying he
didnae™t
think he
was
definitely
there yet,
but he did
say that
every day
that goes
by, he
leans
closer on
the side
of
a€cethinki
ng we just
shouldna
e™t do.
itaez. Al
donae™t
know if
thatae™s
a
a€ceyesa€
@, but I
think it
will be.

1
Solid supporter of dei
Rep. Brow! d

3/1/17 Ekli al
79 Susan
80 David
81 Deanna
82 Regina
83 Josh

84 Chris
85 Shane
86 Tom

87 Adam
88 Cherlynn
89 Robert
90 Derek
91 Bill

92 John
93 Norma

Westrom
Meade
Frazier
Huff
Branscum
Fugate
Baker
Smith
Bowling

us to take
a picture
an also
had her
staff
person
take a
picture.
Sabrina
shared
her story
and
Represent
ative
Westrom
listened
and asked
good
questions
. She
seemed
to be
touched
by
Sabrinaae
™s story
and said
that
ultimately
, if this
came toa
vote she
believes
she would
vote in
favor of
abolition. 4.

Met with Kate and Mike on 3/20/14, no res
She put $97,000 personal money in this rac

Dec 2019 - Heleringer: right now 1

Stevenson Democrat il

Goforth
Lewis

Wesley
Blanton

Bob reported he is as 4
Told VoteSmart he su 1

Heleringer met and si 4

Kirk-McCormick
pleasant
woman,
know you
have had
more
dealings
with her
than |
have;
have also
recently
develope
da
professio
nal
relationsh
ip with
her law
office in
Whitesbu
rg, she's
been
handling
a few civil
matters
for my
law
partner
down
there; will
use this
relationsh
ip to our
advantag
e when
the time
94 Angie Hatton comes. 4.

95 Ashley TacLaferty | Democrat. Campaign contribution from Ne
96 Patrick Flannery

97 Bobby McCool — Helering and Delahan 4
98 Danny Bentley _Helereing and | met with him in nl
99Richard White

100 Scott Sharp 1

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