The bill now only needs the governor’s signature to become law.

I don’t get why a such law took so long, but late is better than never.

  • Dizzy Devil DuckyEnglish
    92•2 months ago

    And if it fails, you know whoever voted for it to not pass is a child predator. Hopefully there’s a list of people who voted “no” on it that gets leaked so people, especially parents, know who to cut contact with.

    • @[email protected]English
      3•2 months ago

      I get where you’re coming from but leaking a list of names and how they voted is a terrible thought.

      • @[email protected]English
        9•2 months ago

        Voting choices of individual citizens over political matters and selection of representatives? sure, 100% should always be anonymous to avoid discrimination and political violence.

        But this are representatives on an assembly, making legislation. Their votes are, as they correctly should be, 100% always public. It’s the way constituencies can keep representatives accountable for their actions.

        • @[email protected]English
          1•2 months ago

          You’re right. I was thinking about private citizens but that’s not the situation on this one.

    • @[email protected]English
      66•2 months ago

      I mean, basically every Republican legislature or executive is a child predator. It’s like a prerequisite to join the party. Their ratings don’t drop when they’re exposed.

    • .DonutsEnglish
      44•2 months ago

      Hopefully there’s a list of people who voted “no” on it that gets leaked

      There is no need for leaks, it’s right in the article:

      The final version of the bill passed the House by a vote of 129-14, with one member voting present. In the Senate, it passed by a vote of 32-1. Sen. Mike Moon, R-Ash Grove, was the only vote against.