Alabama gas tax: How did your legislator vote?

By Leada Gore | lgore@al.com

Gov. Kay Ivey has signed the Rebuild Alabama Infrastructure Plan after the state House and Senate both approved the 10-cent-a-gallon fuel tax increase.

The increase will be phased in over three years: a 6 cent increase after Aug. 31; a 2-cents-a-gallon increase on Oct. 1, 2020; and the same on Oct. 1, 2021. The tax is now 18 cents a gallon for gasoline and 19 cents for diesel.

The proceeds will go to fund infrastructure improvements around the state.

How they voted

The Senate passed the measure 28-6.

Alabama Senate no votes on gas tax

District 6 – Larry Stutts, R

District 11 – Jim McClendon, R

District 15 – Dan Roberts, R

District 17 – Shay Shelnutt, R

District 25 – Will Barfoot, R

District 33 Vivian Figures, D

Alabama Senate yes votes on gas tax

District 1 – Tim Melson, R

District 2 – Tom Butler, R

District 3 – Arthur Orr, R

District 4 – Garlan Gudge, R

District 5 – Greg Reed, R

District 7 – Sam Givhan, R

District 8 – Steve Livingston, R

District 9 – Clay Scofield, R

District 10 – Andrew Jones, R

District 12 – Del Marsh, R

District 13 – Randy Price, R

District 14 – Cam Ward, R

District 16 – J. T. Waggoner, R

District 18 – Rodger Smitherman, D

District 20 – Linda Coleman-Madison, D

District 21 – Gerald Allen, R

District 22 – Greg Albritton, R

District 23 – Malika Sanders-Fortier, D

District 24 – Bobby Singleton, D

District 26 – David Burkette, D

District 27 – Tom Whatley, R

District 28 – Billy Beasley, D

District 29 – Donnie Chesteen, R

District 30 – Clyde Chambliss, Jr., R

District 31 – Jimmy Holley, R

District 32 – Chris Elliott, R

District 34 – Jack Williams, R

District 35 – David Sessions, R

Alabama Senate “P” for pass or not present vote on gas tax

District 19 – Priscilla Dunn, D

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The measure passed in the Alabama House on a vote of 84-20.

Alabama House no votes on gas tax

District 3 – Andrew Sorrell, R

District 9 -Scott Stadthagen, R

District 12 – Corey Harbison, R

District 15 – Allen Farley, R

District 18 – Jamie Kiel, R

District 22 – Ritchie Whorton, R

District 23 – James “Tommy” Hanes, Jr., R

District 31 – Mike Holmes, R

District 33 – Ronald Johnson, R

District 34 – David Standridge, R

District 37 – Bob Fincher, R

District 43 – Arnold Mooney, R

District 47 – David Wheeler, R

District 48 – Jim Carns, R

District 49 – April Weaver, R

District 51 – Allen Treadaway, R

District 52 – John Rogers, D

District 59 – Mary Moore, D

District 73 – Matt Fridy, R

District 87 – Jeff Sorrells, R

District 88 – Will Dismukes, R

Alabama House yes votes on gas tax

District 1 – Phillip Pettus, R

District 2 – Lynn Greer, R

District 5 – Danny Crawford, R

District 6 – Andy Whitt, R

District 7 – Proncey Robertson, R

District 8 – Terri Collins, R

District 10 – Mike Ball, R

District 11 – Randall Shedd, R

District 13 – Connie Cooner Rowe, R

District 14 – Tim Wadsworth, R

District 16 – Kyle South, R

District 17 – Tracy Estes, R

District 19 – Laura Hall, D

District 20 – Howard Sanderford, R

District 21 – Rex Reynolds, R

District 24 – Nathaniel Ledbetter, R

District 25 – Mac McCutcheon, R

District 26 – Kerry Rich, R

District 27 – Wes Kitchens, R

District 28 – Gil Isbell, R

District 29 – Becky Nordgren, R

District 30 – B. Craig Lipscomb, R

District 32 – Barbara Boyd, D

District 35 – Steve Hurst, R

District 36 – Randy Wood, R

District 38 – Debbie Hamby Wood, R

District 39 – Ginny Shaver, R

District 40 – K.L. Brown, R

District 41 – Corley Ellis, R

District 42 – James Martin, R

District 44 – Danny Garrett, R

District 45 – Dickie Drake, R

District 46 – David Faulkner, R

District 50 – Jim Hill, R

District 53 – Anthony Daniels, D

District 54 – Neil Rafferty, D

District 55 – Rod Scott, D

District 56 – Louise Alexander, D

District 57 – Merika Coleman, D

District 58 – Rolanda Hollis, D

District 60 – Juandalynn Givan, D

District 61 – Rodney Sullivan, R

District 62 – Rich Wingo, R

District 63 – Bill Poole, R

District 64 – Harry Shiver, R

District 65 – Brett Easterbrook, R

District 66 – Alan Baker, R

District 67 – Prince Chestnut, D

District 68 – Thomas Jackson, D

District 69 – Kelvin Lawrence, D

District 70 – Christopher J. England, D

District 71 – Artis J. McCampbell, D

District 72 – Ralph Anthony Howard, D

District 74 – Dimitri Polizos, R

District 75 – Reed Ingram, R

District 76 – Thad McClammy, D

District 77 – TaShina Morris, D

District 78 – Kirk Hatcher, D

District 79 – Joe Lovvorn, R

District 80 – Chris Blackshear, R

District 81 – Ed Oliver, R

District 82 – Pebblin Warren, D

District 83 – Jeremy Gray, D

District 84 – Berry Forte, D

District 85 – Dexter Grimsley, D

District 86 – Paul Lee, R

District 87 – Jeff Sorrells, R

District 89 – Wes Allen, R

District 90 – Chris Sells, R

District 91 – Rhett Marques, R

District 92 – Mike Jones, Jr., R

District 93 – Steve Clouse, R

District 94 – Joe Faust, R

District 95 – Steve McMillan, R

District 96 – Matt Simpson, R

District 97 – Adline C. Clarke, D

District 98 – Napoleon Bracy, Jr., D

District 99 – Sam Jones, D

District 100 – Victor Gaston, R

District 101 – Chris Pringle, R

District 102 – Shane Stringer, R

District 103 – Barbara Drummond, D

District 104 – Margie Wilcox, R

District 105 – Chip Brown, R

Alabama House“P” for pass or not present vote on gas tax

District 4 – Parker Moore, R

District 78 – Kirk Hatcher, D

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Updated March 12 at 9:08 p.m., to reflect correct votes for Rep. Andrew Sorrell (no) and Rep. Jeff Sorrells (yes).