Werner D. Horn

Candidate for State Representative · Merrimack County District 3 · Republican
Werner D. Horn
Werner D. HornR

Not an incumbent. Sat in the NH House for Merrimack County District 3, 2019–2020. Their Citizens Count profile

Not a Socialist
19.2%
5 of 26 roll calls
seated for 26 of 26

This score comes from votes: the roll calls Werner D. Horn cast as a member of the NH House for Merrimack County District 3 in the 2019–2020 term, scored on the same issue areas as the scorecard uses for sitting members. It is a record, not a promise. It is still not comparable to a sitting member’s score because that scorecard is built on the current session’s bills, and this one on the bills of 2019–2020, so the two must never be ranked against each other. Anything Werner D. Horn told the Citizens Count survey is not in this number; a vote beats a sentence, and their survey answers, if they gave any, can be read on their Citizens Count profile. Every roll call below is named by session year and sequence number so it can be checked against the House or Senate journal.

By issue area

  • Raise Taxes to Expand Government
    From the Economic Democracy section of the DSA program
    0%
    0/3
  • Abolish ICE and Shield Illegal Immigration
    From the Abolish ICE section of the DSA program
    0%
    0/2
  • Grow the State Budget
    From the Economic Democracy section of the DSA program
    100%
    1/1
  • Green New Deal Energy Mandates
    From the Green New Deal section of the DSA program
    33.3%
    2/6
  • Force Workers Into Unions
    From the Workers' Rights section of the DSA program
    33.3%
    1/3
  • Defend the Public School Monopoly
    From the Free Public Education section of the DSA program
    0%
    0/2
  • Government Control of Rental Property
    From the Housing For All section of the DSA program
    100%
    1/1
  • Government-Run Health Care
    From the Medicare for All section of the DSA program
    0%
    0/5
  • Government-Mandated Wages
    From the Workers' Rights section of the DSA program
    0%
    0/3

Every roll call that counted (26)

Read the motion carefully. On several of these bills the recorded vote is a motion to kill, table or shelve the bill, so a member who supports the bill votes Nay on it. The “DSA position” column is the vote a DSA-aligned member would cast on that motion, taken from the plank named beside it.

Bill / roll callTheir voteDSA positionCounted as
HB 185 - cut and then repeal the interest and dividends tax, motion to kill2019 House roll call #36 · Inexpedient to LegislateRaise Taxes to Expand Government · Economic DemocracyNayYeaNot aligned
HB 623 - stop the scheduled business profits and business enterprise tax cuts, House passage2019 House roll call #62 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentRaise Taxes to Expand Government · Economic DemocracyNayYeaNot aligned
CACR 12 - constitutional ban on a personal income tax, motion to kill2019 House roll call #101 · Inexpedient to LegislateRaise Taxes to Expand Government · Economic DemocracyNayYeaNot aligned
HB 232 - ban sanctuary policies, motion to kill2019 House roll call #56 · Inexpedient to LegislateAbolish ICE and Shield Illegal Immigration · Abolish ICENayYeaNot aligned
HB 471 - mark citizenship on driver's licences and state ID, motion to kill2019 House roll call #141 · Inexpedient to LegislateAbolish ICE and Shield Illegal Immigration · Abolish ICENayYeaNot aligned
HB 2 - the 2019 state budget trailer, vote to override the governor's veto2019 House roll call #283 · Veto OverrideGrow the State Budget · Economic DemocracyYeaYeaAligned
HB 166 - fund energy efficiency programmes, House passage2019 House roll call #93 · Ought to PassGreen New Deal Energy Mandates · Green New DealNayYeaNot aligned
HB 582 - keep and strengthen the regional greenhouse gas initiative (cap and trade), House passage2019 House roll call #134 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentGreen New Deal Energy Mandates · Green New DealNayYeaNot aligned
SB 168 - raise the class 2 (solar) renewable portfolio standard, House passage2019 House roll call #222 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentGreen New Deal Energy Mandates · Green New DealYeaYeaAligned
HB 735 - carbon pricing, motion to table2020 House roll call #27 · TableGreen New Deal Energy Mandates · Green New DealNayNayAligned
SB 124 - extend the renewable portfolio standards past 2025, House passage2020 House roll call #29 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentGreen New Deal Energy Mandates · Green New DealNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1664 - a state climate action plan and an office of the environmental advocate, House passage2020 House roll call #49 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentGreen New Deal Energy Mandates · Green New DealNayYeaNot aligned
HB 622 - let workers opt out of joining a union (right to work), motion to kill2019 House roll call #82 · Inexpedient to LegislateForce Workers Into Unions · Workers' RightsNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1290 - widen public-employee collective bargaining, House passage2020 House roll call #64 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentForce Workers Into Unions · Workers' RightsNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1322 - bar the university system from spending to oppose unionisation, House passage2020 House roll call #65 · Ought to PassForce Workers Into Unions · Workers' RightsYeaYeaAligned
HB 551 - a commission on school funding, House passage2019 House roll call #43 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentDefend the Public School Monopoly · Free Public EducationNayYeaNot aligned
HB 686 - raise state funding for an adequate education, House passage2019 House roll call #64 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentDefend the Public School Monopoly · Free Public EducationNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1247 - require notice of rent increases, House passage2020 House roll call #137 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentGovernment Control of Rental Property · Housing For AllYeaYeaAligned
HB 124 - repeal the buffer zones around reproductive health facilities, motion to kill2019 House roll call #15 · Inexpedient to LegislateGovernment-Run Health Care · Medicare for AllNayYeaNot aligned
SB 1 - state-run paid family and medical leave insurance, House passage2019 House roll call #129 · Ought to PassGovernment-Run Health Care · Medicare for AllNayYeaNot aligned
SB 290 - loosen the Medicaid expansion (Granite Advantage) work requirement, House passage2019 House roll call #215 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentGovernment-Run Health Care · Medicare for AllNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1475 - ban abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, motion to kill2020 House roll call #139 · Inexpedient to LegislateGovernment-Run Health Care · Medicare for AllNayYeaNot aligned
HB 1640 - require parental notification before a minor's abortion, motion to kill2020 House roll call #141 · Inexpedient to LegislateGovernment-Run Health Care · Medicare for AllNayYeaNot aligned
HB 186 - establish a state minimum wage with scheduled increases, House passage2019 House roll call #90 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentGovernment-Mandated Wages · Workers' RightsNayYeaNot aligned
SB 10 - a state minimum hourly rate, higher where an employer offers no paid sick days, House passage2019 House roll call #218 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentGovernment-Mandated Wages · Workers' RightsNayYeaNot aligned
HB 731 - raise the state minimum hourly rate, House passage2020 House roll call #20 · Ought to Pass with AmendmentGovernment-Mandated Wages · Workers' RightsNayYeaNot aligned

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