Tuesday, May 22, 2018

How They Voted: Suzio Votes Against Gun Safety Measure

The 2018 regular session of the State Legislature has come to a close. There were a number of bills that were controversial. This is the first of a series of brief reports on how those who represent our city voted in the capitol.  
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The new law generally makes it a class D felony for anyone to sell, transfer, purchase, possess, use, or manufacture a “rate of fire enhancement” (e.g., a bump stock).

The law passed the Senate by a vote of 26 to 10, it passed the House by a vote of 114 to 35.

AN ACT CONCERNING BUMP STOCKS AND OTHER MEANS OF ENHANCING THE RATE OF FIRE OF A FIREARM.
  • Paul Doyle (Senate District 9)    YES
  • Len Suzio (Senate District 13)     NO 
  • Joseph Serra (House District 33)    YES
  • Matthew Lesser (House District 100)  YES

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Len said No, he's got to go!

Anonymous said...

Suzio NEVER fails to disappoint. He needs to go.

Bill Wilson said...

Feel good legislation is all this was. It does nothing in the big picture of dealing with mental health issues plaguing our country

Anonymous said...

That doesn't even make sense.