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SB 23Session 2025SenateStatus unavailable

Relating to: extension of eligibility under the Medical Assistance program for postpartum women. (FE)

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Introduced

Feb 5, 2025

Latest action

Mar 19, 2026

Recorded roll calls

3

Topics and classification

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Health

Document type

Bill

Sponsors

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Primary sponsor

Bradley

Primary sponsor

Dassler-Alfheim

Primary sponsor

Drake

Primary sponsor

Felzkowski

Primary sponsor

Feyen

Primary sponsor

Habush Sinykin

Primary sponsor

Hesselbein

Primary sponsor

James

Primary sponsor

Keyeski

Primary sponsor

Larson

Primary sponsor

Marklein

Primary sponsor

Pfaff

Primary sponsor

Quinn

Primary sponsor

Ratcliff

Primary sponsorRoys
Primary sponsor

Spreitzer

Primary sponsor

Tomczyk

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Wall

Primary sponsor

Wanggaard

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Wimberger

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Wirch

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Published 3-19-2026

Roll-call votes

The newest recorded chamber votes appear first. Your own representatives are highlighted when available.

passFeb 19, 2026Assembly

CONCURRENCE

Vote source ↗
95 yes1 no3 not voting
View 96 recorded positions
ALLENyes
ANDERSONyes
ANDRACAyes
ARMSTRONGyes
ARNEYyes
AUGUSTyes
BAREyes
BEHNKEyes
BILLINGSyes
BORNyes
BRILLyes
BROOKSyes
BROWNyes
CALLAHANyes
CLANCYyes
CRUZyes
DALLMANyes
DESANTOyes
DESMIDTyes
DITTRICHyes
DONOVANyes
DUCHOWyes
FITZGERALDyes
FRANKLINyes
GOEBENyes
GOODWINyes
GREENyes
GUNDRUMyes
GUSTAFSONyes
HAYWOODyes
HONGyes
HURDyes
HYSELLyes
JACOBSON, Byes
JACOBSON, Jyes
JOERSyes
JOHNSONyes
KAUFERTyes
KIRSCHyes
KITCHENSyes
KNODLyes
KREIBICHyes
KRUGyes
KURTZyes
MADISONyes
MAXEYyes
MAYADEVyes
MCCARVILLEyes
MCGUIREyes
MELOTIKyes
MIRESSEyes
MOORE OMOKUNDEyes
MOSESyes
MURPHYyes
MURSAUyes
NEDWESKIyes
NEUBAUERyes
NEYLONyes
NOVAKyes
O'CONNORyes
ORTIZ-VELEZyes
PALMERIyes
PENTERMANyes
PETERSENyes
PHELPSyes
PIWOWARCZYKyes
PRADOyes
PRONSCHINSKEyes
RIVERA-WAGNERyes
RODRIGUEZyes
ROEyes
SHEEHANyes
SINICKIyes
SNODGRASSyes
SNYDERyes
SORTWELLno
SPEAKERyes
SPIROSyes
STEFFENyes
STROUDyes
STUBBSyes
SUBECKyes
SUMMERFIELDyes
SWEARINGENyes
TAYLORyes
TENORIOyes
TITTLyes
TRANELyes
TUCKERyes
TUSLERyes
UDELLyes
VANDERMEERyes
VININGyes
WICHGERSyes
WITTKEyes
ZIMMERMANyes
passApr 22, 2025Senate

PASSAGE

Vote source ↗
32 yes1 no0 not voting
View 33 recorded positions
BRADLEYyes
CABRAL-GUEVARAyes
CARPENTERyes
DASSLER-ALFHEIyes
DRAKEyes
FELZKOWSKIyes
FEYENyes
HABUSH SINYKINyes
HESSELBEINyes
HUTTONyes
JACQUEyes
JAGLERyes
JAMESyes
JOHNSONyes
KAPENGAno
KEYESKIyes
LARSONyes
LEMAHIEUyes
MARKLEINyes
NASSyes
PFAFFyes
QUINNyes
RATCLIFFyes
ROYSyes
SMITHyes
SPREITZERyes
STAFSHOLTyes
TESTINyes
TOMCZYKyes
WALLyes
WANGGAARDyes
WIMBERGERyes
WIRCHyes
passFeb 21, 2025Senate

Report passage recommended by Committee on Health, Ayes 5, Noes 0

Vote source ↗
5 yes0 no

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