JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - The 25-9 roll call vote Monday by which the Missouri Senate overrode Gov. Jay Nixon’s veto of a measure to lower the lifetime limit for people to receive temporary cash assistance from five years to three years and nine months. The measure also needs a two-thirds vote in the House to override the governor’s veto.
Voting “yes” were 25 Republicans.
Voting “no” were 9 Democrats.
REPUBLICANS VOTING YES
Dan Brown, Rolla
Mike Cunningham, Rogersville
Tom Dempsey, St. Charles
Bob Dixon, Springfield
Ed Emery, Lamar
Dan Hegeman, Cosby
Mike Kehoe, Jefferson City
Will Kraus, Lee’s Summit
Doug Libla, Poplar Bluff
Brian Munzlinger, Williamstown
Bob Onder, Lake St. Louis
Mike Parson, Bolivar
David Pearce, Warrensburg
Ron Richard, Joplin
Jeanie Riddle, Mokane
Gary Romine, Farmington
David Sater, Cassville
Rob Schaaf, St. Joseph
Kurt Schaefer, Columbia
Dave Schatz, Sullivan
Eric Schmitt, Glendale
Ryan Silvey, Kansas City
Wayne Wallingford, Cape Girardeau
Jay Wasson, Nixa
Paul Wieland, Imperial
DEMOCRATS VOTING NO
Maria Chappelle-Nadal, St. Louis
Kiki Curls, Kansas City
Jason Holsman, Kansas City
Joe Keaveny, St. Louis
Paul LeVota, Independence
Jamilah Nasheed, St. Louis
Jill Schupp, Creve Coeur
Scott Sifton, St. Louis
Gina Walsh, St. Louis
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