Firearms Safety Act of 2013 (AKA SB281) - Legislator Status

TopShelf · Jun 30, 2014

106 Legislators voted to pass the "Firearms Safety Act of 2013" (AKA SB281).
29 are no longer in office, or are on their way out.
5 are in some other office public now

Senate - had 28 "Yea" votes (to pass the bill) - http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/webmga/f...b=subject3&id=sb0281,s-0376&stab=02&ys=2013RS

No longer in office:
Jones-Rodwell*, Forehand*, James N Robey*, Garagiola, Lisa A. Gladden - retired, Karen S. Montgomery (D-14)* - retired

Still in office:
Ronald N. Young (D-3)*, Edward J. Kasemeyer, , Lee*, Richard S. Madaleno, Jr. (D-18)*, Roger Manno (D-19)*, Raskin*, Jim Rosapepe (D-21)*, Paul G. Pinsky (D-22)*, C. Anthony Muse, T M Miller, Douglas J. J. Peters (D-23)*, Joanne C. Benson*, Ulysses Currie*, Delores G. Kelley*, Bobby Zirkin (D-11)*, Nancy J. King*, James Brochin, Nathan-Pulliam, Joan Carter Conway*, Victor R. Ramirez (D-47)*, Bill Ferguson*, Nathaniel J. McFadden (D-45)

House - had 78 "Yea" votes (to pass the bill) http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/webmga/f...b=subject3&id=sb0281,h-0895&stab=02&ys=2013RS

No longer in office:
John S. Cardin (D-11)* - Ran for MD Attorney General in 2014 and lost https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_S._Cardin , Tarrant*, Simmons*, Bobo*, Hubbard*, Summers*, Arora*, Braveboy, Swain, Love, Ivey, Burns, Harper, Mizeur, McHale, V Turner,
James E. Proctor, Jr. (D-27A) - Deceased https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_E._Proctor_Jr. , Melvin L. Stukes (D-44) - Lost election 2014 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melvin_L._Stukes, Melony G. Griffith (D-25) - Ran for Senate (2014) and lost https://www.washingtonpost.com/loca...7_story.html?tid=a_inl&utm_term=.2839ea4cdfd6, Michael L. Vaughn - resigned 2016 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_L._Vaughn , Peter A. Hammen - resigned 2016 http://southbmore.com/2016/12/08/de...ouse-seat-to-join-mayor-pughs-administration/, Doyle L. Riemann -r2014 resigned to run for county council, and lost https://www.washingtonpost.com/loca...2b22a257353_story.html?utm_term=.03fa961da170, Galen R. Clagett- 2014(?) retired http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/politics/bs-md-young-family-dynasty-2-20140526-story.html

Still in office:
Michael E. Busch (D-30), Dereck E. Davis (D-25), Marvin E. Holmes, Jr. (D-23B), Curt Anderson (D-43)*, Kathleen M. Dumais (D-15)*, Carolyn J. B. Howard (D-24) ,Brian J. Feldman (D-15)*, Dan K. Morrhaim (D-11), Charles Barkley (D-39)*, Frank M. Conaway, Jr. (D-40), Anne Healey (D-22), Kumar P. Barve (D-17), Tawanna P. Gaines (D-22), Adrienne A. Jones (D-10), Nathaniel T. Oaks (D-41), Jim Gilchrist (D-17)*, Anne R. Kaiser (D-14)*, Pena-Melnyk (D-21)*, Griselda Valderrama (D-26)*, Talmadge Branch (D-45), Cheryl D. Glenn (D-45), C. William Frick (D-16)*, Maggie Macintosh (D43), Frank S. Turner (D-13), Ariana B. Kelly (D-16)*, Shane E. Pendergrass (D-13), Geraldine Valentino-Smith (D-23A)*, Benjamin F. Kramer (D-19), Joseph F. Vallario, Jr. (D-23B), Ana Sol Gutierrez (D-18)*, Ben Barnes (D-21), Dana Stein (D-11)*, Stephen W. Lafferty (D-42A)*, Kirill Reznik (D-39)*, Guy Guzzone (D-13)*, B Barbara Robinson (D-40), Jeff Waldstreicher (D-18), Alfred C. Carr, Jr. (D-18)*, Shane Robinson* (D-39), Barbara Frust (D-21), Craig J. Zucker (D-14)*, Jay Walker (D-26)*, Eric G. Luedtke (D-14)*, Samuel I. Rosenberg (D-41)*, Alonzo T. Washington (D-22), Luke Clippinger (D-46)*, Keith E. Haynes (D-44A)*, Mary L. Washington (D-43), Bonnie Collision (D-19)*, Sheila E. Hinson (D-20), Aruna Miller (D-15)

In another public office:
1. Brian Frosh* (D-160) - Attorney General
2. Catherine E. Pugh (D-40) - now Baltimore Mayor - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cather...neral_Assembly
3. Jamie Raskin (D-20) - Congress, 2017
4. Tom Hucker (D-20) - City Council - http://msa.maryland.gov/msa/mdmanual/36loc/mo/leg/html/msa14620.html
5. Keiffer J. Mitchell, Jr. (D-44)* - Baltimore City Council

* = cosponsor of the Firearms Safety Act

Please review and let me know about any updates or corrections.
Current list of legislators - http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/webmga/frmmain.aspx?pid=legisrpage&tab=subject6

Updates done 4.9.17 - All updates complete. Enhancement to do - 1. For those out of office, when and find out why. 2. Add districts

Mr H · Jun 30, 2014

Just with a quick glance...

Frosh and Mizeur should all be listed "on the way out" due to running for other offices

MDFF2008 · Jun 30, 2014

Suggestion: Those who are running for higher office and still alive, split them off.

We want to see who is out and unemployed.

TopShelf · Jun 30, 2014

Mr H said:
Just with a quick glance...

Frosh and Mizeur should all be listed "on the way out" due to running for other offices

Thanks
Moved Muzeur to "on the way out".
For Frosh, i had not put him into "on the way out" because he is still in and running for higher office. I have now created a section for that, per gprimr1 suggestion.

gprimr1 said:
Suggestion: Those who are running for higher office and still alive, split them off.

We want to see who is out and unemployed.

Thanks, created separate section. Is Frosh the only one to go there? I know several legislators are now running for other stuff, but don't have a list of that breakdown

MDFF2008 · Jun 30, 2014

Change that to just "left to persue higher office"

Then you can say if they lost or not.

TopShelf · Jun 30, 2014

gprimr1 said:
Change that to just "left to persue higher office"

Then you can say if they lost or not.

Ah, good call. Thanks. They will no longer be a Legislator, so the next status will either be out altogether (hopefully) or moved to new position

DC-W · Jun 30, 2014

Thanks for all the hard work and time, TS

TopShelf · Jun 30, 2014

DC-W said:
Thanks for all the hard work and time, TS

MDFF2008 · Jun 30, 2014

TopShelf said:
Ah, good call. Thanks. They will no longer be a Legislator, so the next status will either be out altogether (hopefully) or moved to new position

Yeah, we want to stress who lost their primary, not who left voluntarily to run for higher office.

TopShelf · Jun 30, 2014

gprimr1 said:
Yeah, we want to stress who lost their primary, not who left voluntarily to run for higher office.

I want to know who is gone and who remains. For various reasons, further breakdown of the root cause for their departure is valuable as well. Some of the details on who lost in the primary are in the OP over here - http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=153318

rwbow1969 · Jun 30, 2014

Awesome job TopShelf.. :thumbsup:

jcutonilli · Jun 30, 2014

Jones-Rodwell in the senate and McHale in the house chose not to run again

Hollywood Ball · Jun 30, 2014

McHale is on his way out in D46 (retiring) and stands to be replaced by Brooke Leirman - democrat "civil rights" attorney. Don't get excited folks. She's one of those that only fights for certain "civil rights" for certain "disadvantaged."

^ #12 beat me to it

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XCheckR · Jun 30, 2014

You should include our side too, some changes there as well.

erwos · Jun 30, 2014

gprimr1 said:
Yeah, we want to stress who lost their primary, not who left voluntarily to run for higher office.

Also suggest splitting off the folks who didn't run for re-election. (Arora coming to mind here.)

MDFF2008 · Jun 30, 2014

Didn't Cardin and Braveboy leave too? and Mizer?

TopShelf · Jun 30, 2014

Thanks All. OP updated.

rwbow1969 said:
Awesome job TopShelf..

jcutonilli said:
Jones-Rodwell in the senate and McHale in the house chose not to run again

Interesting that Jones-Rodwell dropped out, was still on the ballot, and received 3,364 votes - http://results.elections.maryland.gov/elections/results_data/index.html

gprimr1 said:
Didn't Cardin and Braveboy leave too? and Mizer?

Yes, and they are listed as "No longer in office, or on their way out (2014):". All 3 of those actually tried to run for different positions in the MD government and lost. I don't have full root cause data spelled out, just that legislators are gone. Also - Some retired, or did not run again for whatever reason.

TopShelf · Jun 30, 2014

Maybe I will color code the OP in some way to indicate who alleged left by their own choosing. Jennie Forehand comes to mind.
I have found that if the OP is long, people tend to not read it and then they post up questions that are already answers in the post.

Also noteworthy - some legislators ran in a different district. Root cause on exactly why someone is no longer in office gets a bit messy

MDFF2008 · Jun 30, 2014

I think we just need something simple that shows who voted for SB281 and who is no longer in office because of it.

TopShelf · Jul 1, 2014

Agreed. Direct cause and effect, however, is difficult to say. There a number of variables in the mix. EG - Forehand decided to not run again, allegedly knowing it was going to be a tough race. Part of the toughness would be activism against her because of The FSA 2013 (SB281) stuff. http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...ef954e-742a-11e3-8def-a33011492df2_story.html

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