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SassySeehorse t1_isvxyjw wrote

You can check the Senate/House Clerk docket on the website to see if they’ve published the roll call votes.

Alternatively, if you have the bill name/number, you can contact the appropriate clerk’s office and request a copy of the roll call vote.

The MA legislature is notorious for fighting against legislative voting transparency, so its certainly not as easy as it should be.

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ak47workaccnt t1_isxiu8h wrote

This is a good snapshot of where your representatives stand

https://scorecard.progressivemass.com/all-legislators

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Victor_Korchnoi OP t1_isxjlyv wrote

That would be helpful if I only cared about them voting “progressively” or “conservatively.” My political views are a little more nuanced—or should I say don’t align perfectly with the majority view of either party.

My area is going to elect a Democrat, so I’m not all that worried that the Mass legislature is going to be sending fake electors to certify the presidential election. What I’m looking for in my state reps is someone who wants more dense housing, safer streets where you can walk & bike, and improved transit.

Specifically I’m trying to learn about their votes on H.3931 about whether to require loosening zoning restrictions near MBTA stops.

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ak47workaccnt t1_isxn926 wrote

For something that specific I'd recommend emailing your representative directly. They might tell you where they stand, if they aren't cowards.

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JMan0380 t1_isywrgd wrote

That bill never made it to the floor for a vote so your legislators would only have voted on it if they served on the transportation committee for the 2019-2020 session (assuming there was an actual committee vote). A similar proposal passed as part of the economic development bill that session.

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Victor_Korchnoi OP t1_isz0tef wrote

Gotcha. I thought it had become law, but I guess I had it confused with the provision in the economic development bill. Thanks

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LegisLAYshun t1_iszyhv0 wrote

If you are referring to the economic development bill (H.5250), it passed unanimously in the Senate.

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DunkinRadio t1_isuiy8k wrote

They would never make it so easy for the voting public to hold them accountable for their actions.

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