2001 Bill(s)

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2001 Bill(s)

* SCS HS HB 1000
Sponsor: Kreider, Jim
Status: Back to H
Description: Congressional redistricting.

See:	Senate roll call - SCS HS HB 1000 (05/16/2001): 3rd reading of the final version of the Congressional redistricting plan endorsed by eight of Missouri's nine members of Congress. House roll call - SCS HS HB 1000 (05/16/2001): 3rd reading of the final version of the Congressional redistricting plan endorsed by eight of Missouri's nine members of Congress. House roll call - HS HB 1000 (05/09/2001): 3rd reading of a Congressional redistricting plan that incorporates the compromise reached between Congressment Dick Gephardt and Lacy Clay for diving up St. Louis city. House roll call - HS HB 1000 (05/08/2001): Perfection of a Congressional redistricting plan that incorporates the compromise reached between Congressment Dick Gephardt and Lacy Clay for diving up St. Louis city. Official legislative description and status

See:

Senate roll call - SCS HS HB 1000 (05/16/2001): 3rd reading of the final version of the Congressional redistricting plan endorsed by eight of Missouri's nine members of Congress.

House roll call - SCS HS HB 1000 (05/16/2001): 3rd reading of the final version of the Congressional redistricting plan endorsed by eight of Missouri's nine members of Congress.

House roll call - HS HB 1000 (05/09/2001): 3rd reading of a Congressional redistricting plan that incorporates the compromise reached between Congressment Dick Gephardt and Lacy Clay for diving up St. Louis city.

House roll call - HS HB 1000 (05/08/2001): Perfection of a Congressional redistricting plan that incorporates the compromise reached between Congressment Dick Gephardt and Lacy Clay for diving up St. Louis city.

Official legislative description and status

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