Roll Call Votes
Key Voting Record Highlights Mannion has a strongly conservative voting record on taxes, education, guns, immigration, and social issues. Here are notable votes:
Taxes & Budget
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Voted for a constitutional amendment banning any income tax (CACR 10, 2026)
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Voted for cutting business taxes (HB 155, 2025)
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Voted against a tax on non-primary residences (HB 1580, 2026)
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Voted for late budget amendments restoring some police/fire retirement benefits (HB 282, 2025)
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Education & Parental Rights
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Voted for a Parental Bill of Rights (HB 10, 2025)
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Voted for removing some home-school notification/evaluation requirements (HB 1268, 2026)
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Voted for requiring a local school tax cap vote and limiting admin expenses (HB 1300, 2026)
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Voted for open enrollment across public schools (SB 101, 2025)
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Voted for the CHARLIE Act limiting certain teachings on race/sexuality (HB 1792, 2026)
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Voted for banning "harmful to minors" sexual material in schools (HB 324, 2025)
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Voted for voter ID requirements and absentee ballot verification
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Social & Health Issues
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Voted for biological sex-based classifications in bathrooms, sports, prisons, etc. (HB 1442 & HB 148)
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Voted for conscience rights for medical professionals on abortion (HB 232, 2025)
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Voted against extreme risk protection orders ("red flag" law; HB 1642, 2026)
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Voted for banning hormone treatments/puberty blockers for minors (with exceptions; HB 377, 2025)
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Voted to keep school immunization requirements (HB 1811, 2026)
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Voted against home-growing medical marijuana (HB 53, 2025)
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Voted to keep penalties for marijuana possession/use (HB 198, 2025)
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Guns & Criminal Justice
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Voted against expanded background checks + waiting periods (HB 56, 2025)
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Voted for banning public colleges from regulating firearms (HB 1793, 2026)
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Other
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Voted for repealing Housing Champion program (HB 1196, 2026)
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Voted for no-cause evictions after lease term (HB 60, 2025)
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Voted for banning state refugee resettlement involvement (HB 1706, 2026)
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Voted against sanctuary policies / for local immigration enforcement
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Voted for allowing utilities to invest in natural gas/nuclear (HB 1775, 2026)
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Recent Specific Roll Call Examples (May 2025)
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Yes on HB 1442 (biological sex classifications)
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Yes on HB 232 (conscience rights)
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No on HB 1681 (tiny houses/yurts)