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How they voted on daylight-saving time Associated Press             April 28, 2005 Votes today as the House, on a 48 49 vote, failed to approve a bill that would require all of Indiana to observe daylight saving time. The vote did not kill the legislation, however, because it takes a constitutional majority of 51 votes to pass a bill or defeat one outright. Voting yes were 39 Republicans and 9 Democrats. Voting no were 13 Republicans and 36 Democrats. Excused from voting were Tiny Adams, D Muncie; James Bottorff, D Jeffersonville; and John Day, D Indianapolis. REPUBLICANS VOTING YES Alderman, Robert, Fort Wayne 83; Ayres, Ralph, Chesterton 4; Behning, Robert, Indianapolis 91; Borror, Randy, Fort Wayne 84; Bosma, Brian, Indianapolis 88; Bright, William, North Vernon 69; Brown, Timothy, Crawfordsville 41; Buell, Larry, Indianapolis 89; Burton, Woody, Greenwood 58; Cherry, Robert, Greenfield 53; Davis, Bill, Portland 33; Dodge, Richard, Pleasant Lake 51; Duncan, Cleo, Greensburg 67; Espich, Jeffrey, Uniondale 82; Foley, Ralph, Martinsville 47; Friend, William, Macy 23; Frizzell, David, Indianapolis 93; Gutwein, Eric, Rensselaer 16; Harris, Tim, Marion 31; Hinkle, Phillip, Indianapolis 92; Hoffman, Robert, Connersville 55; Leonard, Dan, Huntington 50; Lutz, Jack, Anderson 35; McClain, Rich, Logansport 24; Messer, Luke, Shelbyville 57; Murphy, Michael, Indianapolis 90; Noe, Cindy, Indianapolis 87; Pond, Phyllis, New Haven 85; Richardson, Kathy, Noblesville 29; Ruppel, William, North Manchester 22; Saunders, Thomas, Lewisville 54; Smith, John, Kokomo 30; Stutzman, Marlin, Howe 52; Thomas, Andrew, Brazil 44; Torr, Gerald, Carmel 39; Turner, Eric, Marion 32; Whetstone, Matthew, Brownsburg 40; Wolkins, David, Winona Lake 18; Yount, David, Columbus 59. REPUBLICANS VOTING NO Becker, Vaneta, Evansville 78; Borders, Bruce, Jasonville 45; Buck, James, Kokomo 38; Budak, Mary Kay, LaPorte 20; Heim, Steve, Culver 17; Koch, Eric, Bedford 65; Lehe, Donald, Brookston 15; Neese, Tim, Elkhart 48; Ripley, Michael, Monroe 79; Thompson, Jeffrey, Lizton 28; Ulmer, John, Goshen 49; Walorski, Jacqueline, Lakeville 21; Woodruff, Troy, Vincennes 64. DEMOCRATS VOTING YES Bischoff, Robert, Lawrenceburg 68; Cochran, William, New Albany 72; GiaQuinta, Benjamin, Fort Wayne 80; Klinker, Sheila, Lafayette 27; Mays, Carolene, Indianapolis 94; Moses, Winfield, Fort Wayne 81; Pierce, Matt, Bloomington 61; Robertson, Paul, DePauw 70; Welch, Peggy, Bloomington 60. DEMOCRATS VOTING NO Aguilera, John, East Chicago 12; Austin, Terri, Anderson 36; Avery, Dennis, Evansville 75; Bardon, Jeb, Indianapolis 25; Bauer, B. Patrick, South Bend 6; Brown, Charlie, Gary 3; Cheney, Duane, Portage 10; Crawford, William, Indianapolis 98; Crooks, David, Washington 63; Denbo, Jerry, French Lick 62; Dickinson, Mae, Indianapolis 95; Dobis, Chet, Merrillville 13; Dvorak, Ryan, South Bend 8; Fry, Craig, Mishawaka 5; Goodin, Terry, Crothersville 66; Grubb, Dale, Covington 42; Harris, Earl, East Chicago 2; Hoy, Phillip, Evansville 77; Kersey, Clyde, Terre Haute 43; Kromkowski, Tom, South Bend 7; Kuzman, Robert, Crown Point 19; Lawson, Linda, Hammond 1; Mahern, Ed, Indianapolis 97; Micon, Joe, West Lafayette 26; Orentlicher, David, Indianapolis 86; Oxley, Dennie, Milltown 73; Pelath, Scott, Michigan City 9; Pflum, Phillip, Milton 56; Porter, Gregory, Indianapolis 96; Reske, Scott, Pendleton 37; Smith, Vernon, Gary 14; Stevenson, Dan, Highland 11; Stillwell, Russell, Boonville 74; Summers, Vanessa, Indianapolis 99; Tincher, Vern, Riley 46; Van Haaften, Trent, Mount Vernon 76.

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