Voted Yes
The lawmaker supports the amendment because it ensures trained case managers remain in their jobs and do not leave the state.
2014 session voting record
Kathleen Davison
Representative · District 18
Last scannedAug 25, 2026, 2:25 AM
The simple version
At a glance
Official roll-call totals for the 2014 session.
- Votes recorded
- 406
- Voted yes
- 336
- Voted no
- 67
- Absent or excused
- 3
83% Yes17% No
Recent pattern
Did Kathleen Davison usually vote with the House?
Feb 13, 2014 to Mar 6, 2014
- With the majority
- 238
- Against the majority
- 46
- Close House votes
- 10
Based on 284 recent House floor votes with a clear yes-or-no majority. This describes the vote, not whether it was good or bad.
In their own words
When Kathleen Davison explained why
6 published reasons found for 2014.
Watch the original statement
Voted Yes
The lawmaker opposes an amendment that would increase fees further, suggesting any additional funding needs should be addressed in a future session rather than now.
Voted Yes
The lawmaker states her son is in the program and would lose his current case manager if the bill does not pass, as state rules currently prevent a provider from also acting as a case manager.
Voted No
The lawmaker opposes the bill because they believe criminals should face punishment without a path to later escape those consequences.
HB0010
Voted YesWater well permits.
The lawmaker supports the bill as necessary for public safety after witnessing a near-accident involving her grandchildren and noting that cameras helped identify a reckless driver.
HB0130
Voted YesCigarette taxes.
The lawmaker supports the bill to generate additional revenue for fighting tobacco-related issues and funding cessation programs.
Worth a look
Close votes where Kathleen Davison was in the minority
These House votes were decided by two votes or fewer.
Voted Yes
Couldn't find a published reason
Bill by bill
Recent votes
The latest 25 votes are available below.
Show the 25 latest votes
SF0039: Grand Teton National Park-transfer of state lands.
H Adopted JCC01 53-1-6-0-0
SF0011: Appropriation for the legislature.
H Adopted JCC01 51-3-6-0-0
HB0106: County fireworks bans.
H Adopted JCC01 54-3-3-0-0
HB0015: Business entities-enforcement and penalties.
H Adopted JCC02 57-0-3-0-0
SF0079: Education-student data security-2.
H Adopted JCC01 49-8-3-0-0
SF0031: 24/7 sobriety program.
H Adopted JCC01 55-2-3-0-0
SF0003: School facilities-collaborative committee process.
H Adopted JCC01 56-3-1-0-0
HB0169: Medicaid waiver programs-case management system.
H Did Concur 55-4-1-0-0
HB0037: Revisor's bill.
H Did Concur 59-0-1-0-0
HB0106: County fireworks bans.
H Did Not Concur 4-55-1-0-0
HB0102: Sage grouse implementation team.
H Did Concur 57-2-1-0-0
HB0042: School facilities appropriations.
H Did Concur 48-11-1-0-0
HB0021: Property tax exemption-charity.
H Did Concur 57-2-1-0-0
SF0064: Public health nursing.
H Adopted JCC01 58-0-1-0-1
SF0055: Hathaway student scholarship program-award increase.
H Adopted JCC01 48-11-1-0-0
SF0041: Select federal natural resource management committee.
H Adopted JCC01 58-1-1-0-0
HB0015: Business entities-enforcement and penalties.
H Adopted JCC01 59-0-1-0-0
SF0097: Large project economic development loans.
H Passed 3rd Reading 45-14-0-0-1
SF0091: Digital information privacy-task force.
H Passed 3rd Reading 34-26-0-0-0
SF0039: Grand Teton National Park-transfer of state lands.
H Passed 3rd Reading 58-2-0-0-0
SF0030: Compensation for persons exonerated based on DNA evidence.
H Passed 3rd Reading 56-4-0-0-0
SF0028: Post-conviction actual innocence.
H Passed 3rd Reading 54-6-0-0-0
SF0011: Appropriation for the legislature.
H Passed 3rd Reading 56-4-0-0-0
HB0178: Computer trespass.
H Did Concur 54-6-0-0-0
HB0173: Schools-administration of epinephrine.
H Did Concur 58-2-0-0-0
Vote totals come from official Wyoming roll calls. Published reasons link to the original floor video.