Bill Landen

The lawmaker supports the bill because it limits the number of people in voting machine storage rooms, addressing security concerns raised by county clerks regarding access to sensitive materials.

The lawmaker supports the bill because it returned to its original Senate version with only minor, inconsequential changes regarding wording and funding sources.

The lawmaker supports the bill based on a belief in gun rights, while noting personal hesitation due to past experiences with violence on college campuses where firearms were absent.

The lawmaker supports the bill because he believes it provides necessary balance in taxation for electric vehicles based on his past experience with similar issues.

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because the language mandates prioritizing any law enforcement project over all others without specifying which one, creating an unfair burden on future commissions.

The lawmaker argues that crowding the room with more people hinders county clerks and opens the door to other issues, making it a bad bill.

Senator Bill Landen intends to support the bill after receiving assurances that concerns from healthcare providers will be addressed in further work on the legislation.

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because he believes capping salaries will reduce the pool of qualified candidates willing to lead school districts in a competitive market.

The lawmaker supports the investment in the trail project because he believes it will generate a quick return on money through tourism, despite suggesting the funding might be better directed to state parks.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because it includes required language to ensure requests go through the Game and Fish Commission, which prevents jeopardizing federal funding for that commission.

The lawmaker supports an amendment because he believes restricting equipment purchases handcuffs technicians and that they should be trusted to adopt better technology as it becomes available.

The lawmaker supports the bill after appreciating dialogue with the sponsor and determining that the legislation will not jeopardize air transportation safety or law enforcement operations.

The lawmaker supports the amendment to reimburse Game and Fish for free licenses because the legislature has a statutory obligation to fund these requirements rather than relying on sportsmen's purchases.

The lawmaker supports the bill to ensure hunters do not leave wounded animals in the field, citing an ethical principle taught by his father. He also notes that black bears are difficult to track without leashed dogs.

The lawmaker supports the bill to regulate an unregulated, dangerous plant-based substance that is currently sold without oversight and has been linked to deaths in communities.

The lawmaker supports the bill because debit card transactions provide a clear record of spending, which helps gamblers realize their purchases more than cash does.