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2008 Bill(s)
SCS HCS HB 2048 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Impose requirements and information disclosures by college textbook suppliers. Require disclosure of the revision history of a book.
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HB 2086 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Elections Description: Prohibit any state or local appointed or elected official from working as a lobbyist for one year after leaving government.
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HB 2087 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Elections Description: Allow voting by absentee ballot without giving a reason.
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HB 2088 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Elections Description: Require mailing of absentee ballots to all registered voters.
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HB 2089 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Elections Description: Require ranked voting for statewide elected offices to distribute votes for candidates in a way that assures someone gets more than 50% -- "instant runoff voting."
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HCS HB 2114 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: S Financial Description: Require that paper ballots be available at polling places. Also change the requirement for the number of ballots that must be provided to each polling location in St. Charles County.
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HB 2145 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Utilities Description: Extend the no-call telemarketing law to include FAXs and data communication. Prohibit use of automatic dialing systems to call those on the no-call list.
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HB 2200 Sponsor:Zimmerman, Jake Status: H Judiciary Description: Expand the power of the Secretary of State to cancel the certificate of a limited partnership.
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