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February 1, 2000
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Votes Tuesday as the House, on a 63-70 vote, declined to consider a proposal to scrap all 10th-grade writing test results. A yes vote was to consider scrapping the tests. Voting yes were 21 Republicans, 41 Democrats and 1 independents. Voting no were 48 Republicans, 22 Democrats and 0 independents. Not voting were 1 Republican, 0 Democrats and 0 independents.
REPUBLICANS VOTING YES:
Anderson, B. (R-Buffalo Township); Dehler (R-St. Joseph); Gerlach (R-Apple Valley); Gunther (R-Fairmont); Haake (R-Mounds View); Holberg (R-Lakeville); Kielkucki (R-Lester Prairie); Krinkie (R-Shoreview); Lindner (R-Corcoran); Nornes (R-Fergus Falls); Olson (R-Big Lake); Osskopp (R-Lake City); Rostberg (R-Isanti); Seifert, M. (R-Marshall); Smith (R-Richfield); Tuma (R-Northfield); Vandeveer (R-Forest Lake); Westfall (R-Rothsay); Westrom (R-Elbow Lake); Wilkin (R-Eagan); Workman (R-Chanhassen)
REPUBLICANS VOTING NO:
Abeler (R-Anoka); Abrams (R-Minnetonka); Bishop (R-Rochester); Boudreau (R-Faribault); Bradley (R-Rochester); Broecker (R-White Bear Lake); Buesgens (R-Jordan); Cassell (R-Alexandria); Clark, J. (R-Springfield); Daggett (R-Frazee); Davids (R-Preston); Dempsey (R-Hastings); Dorman (R-Albert Lea); Erhardt (R-Edina); Erickson (R-Princeton); Finseth (R-Angus); Fuller (R-Bemidji); Goodno (R-Moorhead); Haas (R-Champlin); Hackbarth (R-Cedar); Harder (R-Jackson); Holsten (R-Stillwater); Howes (R-Hackensack); Knoblach (R-St. Cloud); Kuisle (R-Rochester); Larsen (R-Lakeland); Leppik (R-Golden Valley); Mares (R-White Bear Lake); McElroy (R-Burnsville); Molnau (R-Chaska); Mulder (R-Ivanhoe); Ness (R-Dassel); Ozment (R-Rosemount); Paulsen (R-Eden Prairie); Rhodes (R-St. Louis Park); Rifenberg (R-La Crescent); Seagren (R-Bloomington); Seifert, J. (R-Woodbury); Stanek (R-Maple Grove); Stang (R-Cold Spring); Storm (R-St. Peter); Sviggum (R-Kenyon); Swenson (R-Nicollet); Sykora (R-Excelsior); Tingelstad (R-Andover); Van Dellen (R-Plymouth); Westerberg (R-Blaine); Wolf (R-Burnsville)
REPUBLICANS NOT VOTING: Pawlenty (R-Eagan)
DEMOCRATS VOTING YES:
Anderson, I. (D-International Falls); Bakk (D-Cook); Carlson (D-Crystal); Entenza (D-St. Paul); Gleason (D-Richfield); Gray (D-Minneapolis); Hasskamp (D-Crosby); Hilty (D-Finlayson); Huntley (D-Duluth); Jaros (D-Duluth); Jennings (D-Harris); Johnson (D-Spring Lake Park); Juhnke (D-Willmar); Kahn (D-Minneapolis); Kalis (D-Walters); Kubly (D-Granite Falls); Larson (D-Bloomington); Leighton (D-Austin); Lieder (D-Crookston); Luther (D-Brooklyn Park); Mahoney (D-St. Paul); Mariani (D-St. Paul); Marko (D-Cottage Grove); Milbert (D-South St. Paul); Mullery (D-Minneapolis); Murphy (D-Hermantown); Orfield (D-Minneapolis); Otremba (D-Long Prairie); Pelowski (D-Winona); Peterson (D-Madison); Pugh (D-South St. Paul); Rukavina (D-Virginia); Schumacher (D-Princeton); Skoe (D-Clearbrook); Solberg (D-Bovey); Swapinski (D-Duluth); Tomassoni (D-Chisholm); Trimble (D-St. Paul); Tunheim (D-Kennedy); Wenzel (D-Little Falls); Winter (D-Fulda)
DEMOCRATS VOTING NO:
Biernat (D-Minneapolis); Carruthers (D-Brooklyn Center); Chaudhary (D-Fridley); Clark, K. (D-Minneapolis); Dawkins (D-St. Paul); Dorn (D-Mankato); Folliard (D-Hopkins); Greenfield (D-Minneapolis); Greiling (D-Roseville); Hausman (D-St. Paul); Kelliher (D-Minneapolis); Koskinen (D-Coon Rapids); Lenczewski (D-Bloomington); McCollum (D-North St. Paul); McGuire (D-Falcon Heights); Opatz (D-St. Cloud); Osthoff (D-St. Paul); Paymar (D-St. Paul); Rest (D-New Hope); Skoglund (D-Minneapolis); Wagenius (D-Minneapolis); Wejcman (D-Minneapolis)
INDEPENDENTS VOTING YES: Reuter (I-Owatonna);
Source: Associated Press
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