You have voted SJR-466: Authorizes governor to expand Medicaid eligibility in accordance with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act to fully combat the opioid crisis in Tennessee..

You have voted HJR-597: Commends Taiwan..

You have voted HJR-600: Urges the United States Food and Drug Administration to consider making Naloxone an over-the-counter medication..

You have voted HJR-603: Acknowledges the current plight of the wild bobwhite quail, Tennessee's official gamebird..

You have voted SR-150: Urges the Department of Education to include ACT/SAT participation rates for each LEA on the annual report card..

You have voted SJR-528: Recognizes the challenges faced by medical professionals and facilities..

You have voted SJR-530: Urges Congress and the United States Department of Health and Human Services to revise and update the Medicare Wage Index factor..

You have voted HJR-701: Expresses serious concern and reservation about the implementation of the episodes of care component of the payment reform initiative..

You have voted HJR-723: Urges all agencies and institutions of higher education in Tennessee to encourage innovation in lowering the cost of textbooks..

You have voted SJR-554: Encourages the bureau of TennCare to improve access to and quality of treatment for eligible Tennessee residents suffering from addiction to opiates and other substances by means of appropriate federal Section 1115 waiver for Medicaid services..

You have voted HJR-726: Urges government officials and transit authorities to make efforts to study highway efficiency and to work in public-private partnerships before increasing taxes as a means of addressing heavy traffic congestion..

You have voted HJR-743: Supports making affordable housing a national priority; urges local governments to decrease regulation of new housing market to decrease regulatory costs..

You have voted HJR-742: Authorizes the governor to do all that is necessary and appropriate to expand enrollment in Tennessee's Medicaid program by means of the Insure Tennessee proposal..

You have voted SJR-557: Encourages the bureau of TennCare to seek an appropriate federal Section 1115 demonstration waiver in order to expand access to evidence-based home visitation services to the families of babies with neonatal abstinence syndrome or related conditions; encourages seeking additional funding opportunities for the home visitation programs..

You have voted SJR-760: Recognizes rare diseases and their negative impact..

You have voted SJR-520: Urges the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to continue 340B drug discount program funding at current levels and immediately address the Medicare Wage Index rate in East Tennessee..

You have voted SJR-619: Urges the Commissioner of the Department of Health to designate Alzheimer's disease and other related dementias as a public health issue..

You have voted SJR-627: Recognizes the challenges faced by medical professionals and facilities..

You have voted HJR-955: Directs the public higher education institutions of Tennessee to refuse any money from the China United States Exchange Foundation (CUSEF) and to investigate CUSEF and report their findings to the general assembly..

You have voted HJR-1003: Expresses support for public education..