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Jim Kasper: State House, ND-46 | StateThat

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State House · ND-46

Jim Kasper

District alignmentNo scoreneeds enough constituent votes on 10 comparable billsThe 10-vote minimum applies only to this district score.

Participation89%voted yes/no on 1041 of 1171 recorded floor roll calls

951 bills with a recorded vote

Showing 8 of 951

HB 1628 · Sep 4Kratom sellers would need licenses and follow product rulesPass 91–2Kasper:Yes

Bill sentimentAll voters · 0 votes

3 more votes to see the split

SB 2405 · Sep 4Proposal would apply property-tax discounts before residence creditsFail 0–93Kasper:No

Bill sentimentAll voters · 0 votes

3 more votes to see the split

SB 2407 · Sep 4State museum project may use a $20 million credit linePass 71–22Kasper:Yes

Bill sentimentAll voters · 0 votes

3 more votes to see the split

SB 2408 · Sep 4Bill would place kratom compounds in a restricted drug scheduleFail 46–47Kasper:No

Bill sentimentAll voters · 0 votes

3 more votes to see the split

SB 2404 · Jan 23State agencies receive one-time funds for accessibility and legal effortsPass 92–0Kasper:Yes

Bill sentimentAll voters · 0 votes

3 more votes to see the split

SB 2403 · Jan 23Local nonprofit hospitals may apply for emergency operating loansPass 80–12Kasper:Yes

Bill sentimentAll voters · 0 votes

3 more votes to see the split

SB 2402 · Jan 23North Dakota pharmacists may prescribe selected drugs and substitute equivalentsPass 91–1Kasper:Yes

Bill sentimentAll voters · 0 votes

3 more votes to see the split

SB 2401 · Jan 23Physicians would complete nutrition training each renewal cyclePass 92–0Kasper:Yes

Bill sentimentAll voters · 0 votes

3 more votes to see the split

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OfficesCapitolState Capitol 600 E. Boulevard Ave.Bismarck, ND 58505District-mailNDElsewhereOfficial site (opens in new tab)legis.nd.gov (opens in new tab)

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District alignment compares this member’s votes with the majority position of verified users in the district. District alignment needs ten comparable bills, each with enough verified constituent votes. Your personal score starts with one comparable bill. Only qualifying yes/no votes in the scored service period count. Procedural votes stay in the record but do not count toward either alignment score. How scoring works