Roll Call for Panel Recommendation to Kill Casino Bill

The massive casino bill will now move to the larger House on May 22.

The tight vote saw legislators from both parties voting on either side of the issue.

See the breakdown below (Note: yays are to recommend "inexpedient to legislate," nays are against the motion)

 

Yays Nays Patrick Abrami (R-Stratham) Mary Allen (R-Newton) Susan Almy (D- Lebanon) Richard Ames (D-Jaffrey) Richard Barry (R-Merrimack) Gary Azarian (R-Salem) Bernard Benn (D-Hanover) Thomas Buco (D-Conway) John Cebrowski (R-Bedford) William Butynski (D-Hinsdale) Mary Cooney (D-Plymouth) Robert Elliott (R-Salem) Frank Davis (D-Pembroke) Mary Griffin (R-Windham) Daniel Eaton (D-Stoddard) William Hatch (D-Gorham) Susan Ford (D-Easton) David Huot (D-Laconia) Marilinda Garcia (R-Salem) David Karrick (D-Warner) David Hess (R-Hooksett) Peter Leishman (D-Peterborough) John Kelley (D-Nashua) Alfred Lerandeau (D- N. Swanzey) Neal Kurk (R-Weare) Lynne Ober (R-Hudson) Patricia Lovejoy (D-Stratham) Russell Ober (R-Hudson) Norman Major (R-Plaistow) Anne Priestley (R-Salem) Dan McGuire (R-Epsom) Katherine Rogers (D-Concord) Sharon Nordgren (D-Hanover) Frank Sapareto (R-Derry) Cindy Rosenwald (D-Nashua) Thomas Schamberg (D-Wilmot) Laurie Sanborn (R-Bedford) Stephen Spratt (D-Greenville) Gilman Shattuck (D-Hillsborough) Jordan Ulery (R-Hudson) Karen Umberger (R-Kearsarge) Robert Walsh (D-Manchester) Mary Jane Wallner (D-Concord) Harry Young (D-Jaffrey) Colette Worsman (R-Meredith)