Utah Association of REALTORS Voting Record

Utah Association of REALTORS® Legislative Rankings

1999 LEGISLATIVE SESSION

The following legislative ranking is based on the Utah Association of REALTORSÒ Voting Record for the 1999 General Session of the Utah Legislature.

The Voting Record is based on votes on 10 bills considered in the Utah Senate and/or Utah House of Representatives on issues affecting the real estate industry.*

SENATE

Ranking (%); Pro-UAR Votes/Total Votes on UAR Issues; Legislator Name

100; 8/8; Jones

89; 8/9; Beattie

89; 8/9; Hillyard

89; 8/9; Montgomery

89; 8/9; Nielsen

89; 8/9; Stephenson

88; 7/8; Blackham

88; 7/8; Muhlestein

86; 6/7; Mansell

78; 7/9; Hellewell

78; 7/; 9 Knudson

78; 7/9; Poulton

78; 7/9; Waddoups

75; 6/8; Steele

75; 6/8; Valentine

67; 6/9; Evans, Beverly

67; 4/6; Evans, Mont

63; 5/8; Hull

57; 4/7; Spencer

56; 5/9; Davis

56; 5/9; Suazo

50; 4/8; Dmitrich

50; 4/8; Howell

44; 4/9; Allen, Ed

44; 4/9; Allen, Ron

44; 4/9; Hale

44; 4/9; Peterson

38; 3/8; Julander

38; 3/8; Mayne

HOUSE

Ranking (%); Pro-UAR Votes/Total Votes on UAR Issues; Legislator Name

100; 9/9; Ferry

100; 9/9; Walsh

100; 8/8; Gladwell

100; 7/7; Brown

100; 7/7; Swallow

89; 8/9; Buttars

89; 8/9; Seitz

89; 8/9; Short

89; 8/9; Snow, Gordon

89; 8/9; Throckmorton

89; 8/9; Way

89; 8/9; Wright

89; 8/9; Zolman

88; 7/8; Cox, David

88; 7/8; Hatch

88; 7/8; Holladay

88; 7/8; Olsen

88; 7/8; Pace

88; 7/8; Snow, Marlon

78; 7/9; Adair

78; 7/9; Anderson

78; 7/9; Bryson

78; 7/9; Dillree

78; 7/9; Duckworth

78; 7/9; Garn

78; 7/9; Hansen

78; 7/9; Harper

78; 7/9; Iverson

78; 7/9; Johnson, Keele

78; 7/9; Lockhart

78; 7/9; Rowan

78; 7/9; Saunders

78; 7/9; Shurtliff

78; 7/9; Styler

78; 7/9; Tanner

75; 6/8; Bowman

75; 6/8; Dayton

75; 6/8; Hickman

75; 6/8; Stephens, Martin

71; 5/7; Curtis

71; 5/7; Koehn

71; 5/7; Ure

67; 6/9; Beck

67; 6/9; Bennion

67; 6/9; Bradshaw

67; 6/9; Buckner

67; 6/9; Fife

67; 6/9; Gowans

67; 6/9; Hogue

67; 6/9; Holdaway

67; 6/9; Johnson, Brad

67; 6/9; Morgan

67; 6/9; Murray

67; 6/9; Siddoway

67; 6/9; Stephens, Nora

67; 6/9; Tyler

67; 4/6; Alexander

63; 5/8; Allen, S.

63; 5/8; Bourdeaux

57; 4/7; Becker

57; 4/7; Bush

57; 4/7; Cox, Gary

57; 4/7; Jones

56; 5/9; Arent

56; 5/9; Baca

56; 5/9; Bigelow

56; 5/9; Biskupski

56; 5/9; Buffmire

56; 5/9; Carlson

56; 5/9; Chard

56; 5/9; Frandsen

56; 5/9; King

50; 4/8; Nelson

44; 4/9; Goodfellow

44; 4/9; Hendricksen

*Legislators were ranked from highest to lowest in the order of the percentage of votes they cast consistent with the UAR’s position. Because a legislator may have not voted on a particular bill, or was absent from a vote, that vote did not count for or against a legislator.

To that end, the rankings may be somewhat misleading because a legislator may rank higher than another legislator simply by missing a particular vote which might have otherwise counted against that legislator. Furthermore, not all votes are equal; some bills were of greater importance to the real estate industry than other bills. Still, voting patterns do emerge from this analysis.

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