2005 Colorado State Legislature Voting Record
State House District 28 - Jim Kerr (R)
Legislator's Votes on High-Priority Animal-Related Legislation
Bill or Resolution #	Description	Committee Vote(s)	Floor Vote(s)	PVA Position(s)	Final outcome of legislation
HB05-1043	This bill would double the applicable penalties and surcharges for a moving traffic violation in an area that has been designated a wildlife crossing zone.		No	Yes	Killed by the Senate Agriculture, Natural Resources & Energy Committee
HB05-1055	This bill would require assessment of restitution in criminal cases that involve the harming of a service animal.  Restitution would be to the affected agency for any costs of treating, "disposing of", and replacing the service animal.	Yes1	Yes	Yes	Signed into law
HB05-1202	This bill would grant immunity from civil liability to persons who in good faith report animal cruelty incidents to certain authorities.	Yes1	Yes	Yes	Signed into law
	SCORES	100%	67%
Legislator's Overall Score on PVA's Top-Priority Legislation ~ 80% ~ B (Numeric score is the legislator's score on actual votes.  Letter grade reflects overall evaluation.)
1.  House Committee on Judiciary
(PVA also tracks petition-related legislation; however, this legislator did not have the opportunity to vote on any of PVA's high-priority petition-related legislation during the 2005 session.)
Legislator's PVA History
Legislator's overall voting record score in previous years tracked:
	No previous years tracked
Legislator's scores on candidate questionnaires:
	Legislator appointed in 2005; no questionnaire scores to track