You have voted HJR-51: Request interim study on special education.

You have voted HB-881: Revise medicaid buy-in program to include children with disabilities.

You have voted HB-866: Allow the term "emotional disability" to be used instead of "emotional disturbance" as it relates to special education.

You have voted SB-522: Generally revise medicaid laws to reduce or eliminate waiting lists.

You have voted SB-513: Increase capacity in the family education and support services program.

You have voted SB-486: Revise equal opportunity education savings account funding.

You have voted HB-532: Generally revise laws related to abuse, neglect, and exploitation of incapacitated persons and vulnerable adults.

You have voted SB-278: Revise education laws to support advanced opportunities.

You have voted HB-184: Modify language in the MCA that may diminish the dignity of individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.

You have voted SB-125: Revise laws related to community homes for people with developmental disabilities.

You have voted HB-168: Provide state funding for preschool children with disabilities.

You have voted HB-151: Revise educational laws pertaining to recruitment and retention and MSDB.

You have voted HB-38: Revise laws relate to disability parking.

You have voted HB-952: Create grant program for autism facilities.

You have voted HB-922: Require DPHHS to develop and implement an Olmstead plan.

You have voted HB-917: Authorize transfers and other necessary measure to implement HB 2 section B.

You have voted HB-872: Provide funding for behavioral health system for future generations.

You have voted HB-835: Create Medicaid and 24/7 contingency fund.

You have voted HB-747: Revise laws relating to disability parking.

You have voted HB-700: Revise laws related to adult foster care homes.