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Political Demographics of the 2014 Utah Legislature and Its Effect on the Legislation it Passes
1. THE POLITICAL DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE
2014 UTAH LEGISLATURE AND ITS EFFECT
ON THE LEGISLATION IT PASSES
Presented to the Utah Manufacturers Association
J. Michael Bailey
January 13, 2014
parsonsbehle.com4823-6769-4103
3. 3
Large Number of Freshmen in the House
– 20 of 75 in the House were new
– 11 more beginning their second term
Could have been chaotic
Mood was workmanlike
Media didn’t find much to report on but they
should have
2013 Legislative Session
4. 4
It was a Record Setting Session
303 House
bills passed
221 Senate
bills passed
1 bill (HB 76)
was vetoed
748 bills were introduced
524 bills passed
6. 6
Senate has fewer members (29, compared to
75) but passed many more bills per member
– Just over 4 bills per Representative
– Compared to 7.6 bills per Senator
House worked slowly in final days
Squabbling between Senate & House
7. 7
2013 Bill Passage By The Numbers
Republican -
sponsored
bills that
passed
(492 or 94%)
Democrat -
sponsored
bills that
passed
(32 or 6%)
2012:
87% Republican
13% Democrat
8. 8
Most Prolific Legislators
– Republican
• Senator Todd Weiler (19 out of 33 for 58%)
• Only his second session
• Unseated many-time champion – Senator Curt Bramble
– Democrat (Tie)
• Senator Luz Robles (5 out of 16 for 31%)
• Senator Karen Mayne (5 out of 15 for 33%)
2013 Bill Passage By The Numbers