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Ann Clemmer

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Post Office Box 7878
Little Rock, AR 72217

Capitol
Arkansas House of Representatives, Room 350
State Capitol
Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: 501-682-6211
Phone: 501-682-7771

District
7415 Camille Drive
Benton, AR 72019
Phone: 501-316-0364

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Name: Ann V. Clemmer

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First Elected: 11/04/2008

Last Elected: 11/06/2012

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Gender: Female

Family: Husband: Jamie; 3 Children

Date of Birth: 08/10/1958

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Home City: Benton, AR

Religion: Protestant

Voting Record

Arkansas Key Votes

Date	Bill No.	Bill Title	Outcome	Vote
March 4, 2014	SB 111	2014-2015 Department of Human Services Budget	Bill Passed – House (76 – 24)	Nay
April 17, 2013	SB 1020	Authorizes Private Purchase of Health Insurance with Federal Funds	Bill Passed – House (70 – 23)	Yea
April 16, 2013	HB 1219	Appropriates Funds for Private Health Insurance Purchases	Bill Passed – House (77 – 23)	Yea
April 9, 2013	HJR 1009	Amends Campaign Contribution Laws	Joint Resolution Passed – House (71 – 12)	Yea
April 8, 2013	HB 1870	Appropriates Funds for Steel Mill Project	Bill Passed – House (78 – 17)	Yea
April 6, 2013	HB 1536	Authorizes Sale of Unpasteurized Whole Milk	Bill Passed – House (60 – 19)	Yea
April 3, 2013	HB 1938	Prohibits the Closure of Schools Based on Student Enrollment for 2 Years	Bill Failed – House (46 – 26)	Yea
April 1, 2013	SB 2	Requires Photo Identification to Vote	Veto Override Passed – House (52 – 45)	Yea
March 20, 2013	HB 1855	Classifies the Office of Prosecuting Attorney as Nonpartisan	Bill Passed – House (63 – 24)	Did Not Vote
March 19, 2013	HB 1819	Prohibits Governor from Regulating Firearms in an Emergency	Bill Passed – House (78 – 9)	Yea
March 19, 2013	SB 417	Classifies the Death of a Fetus as a Felony in Certain Cases	Bill Passed – House (76 – 10)	Yea
March 13, 2013	SB 2	Requires Photo Identification to Vote	Bill Passed – House (51 – 44)	Yea
March 12, 2013	HB 1357	Requires Special Elections to Be Held On Certain Days	Bill Passed – House (68 – 22)	Yea
March 8, 2013	HB 1329	Reduces Concealed Carry License Application Fee	Bill Failed – House (31 – 52)	Yea
March 6, 2013	SB 134	Prohibits Abortion if Fetal Heartbeat Detected	Veto Override Passed – House (56 – 33)	Yea
March 5, 2013	HB 1041	Establishes a Spending Cap on the State Budget	Bill Failed – House (49 – 47)	Yea
March 1, 2013	HB 1585	Amends State Income Tax Brackets and Rates	House	Co-sponsor
Feb. 27, 2013	HB 1037	Prohibits Abortions After 20 Weeks	Veto Override Passed – House (53 – 28)	Yea
Feb. 21, 2013	HB 1037	Prohibits Abortions After 20 Weeks	Concurrence Vote Passed – House (80 – 10)	Yea
Feb. 21, 2013	SB 134	Prohibits an Abortion if a Fetal Heartbeat is Detected	Bill Passed – House (68 – 20)	Yea
Feb. 18, 2013	HB 1295	Establishes Tiered System for Lottery Scholarships	Bill Passed – House (69 – 21)	Yea
Feb. 15, 2013	HB 1243	Authorizes University Staff to Carry a Concealed Handgun	Bill Passed – House (70 – 11)	Yea
Feb. 4, 2013	HB 1037	Prohibits Abortions After 20 Weeks	Bill Passed – House (75 – 20)	Yea
Feb. 4, 2013	HB 1100	Prohibits Abortion Coverage on the State Health Insurance Exchange	Bill Passed – House (77 – 15)	Yea
Jan. 28, 2013	SB 134	Prohibits an Abortion if a Fetal Heartbeat is Detected	Senate	Sponsor
Jan. 17, 2013	HB 1037	Prohibits Abortions After 20 Weeks	House	Co-sponsor
Jan. 17, 2013	HB 1041	Establishes a Spending Cap on the State Budget	House	Co-sponsor
Jan. 17, 2013	SB 71	Authorizes Handguns on Religious Institutions’ Properties	Senate	Co-sponsor
Jan. 14, 2013	SB 2	Requires Photo Identification to Vote	Senate	Co-sponsor
April 12, 2011	SB 972	Congressional Redistricting	Bill Passed – House (61 – 20)	Nay
March 31, 2011	HB 1226	2011-2012 State Insurance Department Budget	Bill Passed – House (83 – 7)	Yea
March 29, 2011	HB 1226	2011-2012 State Insurance Department Budget	Bill Failed – House (53 – 41)	Nay
March 25, 2011	HB 1032	Curriculum Standards for Bible Instruction in School Districts	Bill Passed – House (71 – 16)	Yea
March 25, 2011	HB 1958	Authorizes Concealed Handguns In Places of Worship	Bill Passed – House (65 – 23)	Yea
March 23, 2011	HB 2007	Requires Driver’s License Exams to be in English Only	Bill Failed – House (49 – 37)	Yea
March 21, 2011	HB 1797	Requires Proof of Identity to Vote	Bill Passed – House (53 – 36)	Yea
March 17, 2011	HB 1936	Dress Codes for Public Schools	Bill Passed – House (73 – 19)	Did Not Vote
March 2, 2011	HB 1797	Requires Proof of Identity to Vote	House	Co-sponsor
Feb. 16, 2011	HB 1002	Capital Gains Reduction Act	Bill Passed – House (53 – 43)	Yea
Feb. 16, 2011	HB 1052	Reducing Taxes on Manufacturer Utilities	Bill Passed – House (88 – 8)	Yea
Feb. 15, 2011	SB 154	Cell Phones in School Zones	Bill Passed – House (52 – 41)	Nay
Feb. 7, 2011	HB 1013	Hiring of Unauthorized Workers	Bill Passed – House (54 – 39)	Yea
Feb. 1, 2011	HB 1049	Prohibit Cell Phone Use in School Zones	Bill Passed – House (53 – 41)	Nay
Jan. 31, 2011	HB 1049	Prohibit Cell Phone Use in School Zones	Bill Failed – House (46 – 47)	Nay
Jan. 24, 2011	SB 113	Prohibit Abortion Health Care Coverage	Senate	Co-sponsor
Jan. 20, 2011	HB 1115	Absentee Mayor	Bill Passed – House (70 – 22)	Nay
Jan. 10, 2011	HB 1002	Capital Gains Reduction Act	House	Co-sponsor
Jan. 10, 2011	HB 1052	Reducing Taxes on Manufacturer Utilities	House	Co-sponsor
March 13, 2009	SB 239	Authorization for Unlicensed Assistants to Perform Simple Medical Procedures	Bill Passed – House (59 – 29)	Did Not Vote
March 9, 2009	HB 1700	Expanding Eligibility for Children’s Health Insurance Program	Bill Passed – House (82 – 14)	Did Not Vote

Feb. 25, 2009	HB 1339	Election of the President by National Popular Vote	Bill Passed – House (56 – 43)	Nay
Feb. 25, 2009	HB 1464	Minimum Wage Increase	Bill Passed – House (67 – 27)	Did Not Vote
Feb. 25, 2009	SB 78	Seat Belt Violation as Primary Offense	Bill Passed – House (60 – 31)	Yea
Feb. 11, 2009	HB 1237	Allowing Concealed Weapons in Churches	Bill Passed – House (57 – 42)	Yea
Feb. 5, 2009	HB 1204	Tobacco Tax Increase	Bill Passed – House (75 – 24)	Nay
Jan. 29, 2009	HB 1013	Prohibiting Text Messaging While Driving	Bill Passed – House (78 – 12)	Yea
Jan. 28, 2009	HB 1119	Prohibiting Cell Phone Use While Driving for Specific Age Groups	Bill Passed – House (62 – 27)	Yea
Jan. 27, 2009	HB 1050	Freedom of Information Act Exemption Specifications	Bill Passed – House (57 – 31)	Yea

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Ann Clemmer

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