Aimee Freeman
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Position: Legislature
District: House District 98
Running for:
Moon Griffon Nickname:
Parishes: Orleans
Seat mate: Barbara Freiberg
Phone: 504-861-1614 call
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: Aimee4nola
Twitter: @aimee4nola
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Party: Democrat
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- 2023 - Received a 13% Pro-Life Voting Record with Louisiana Right to Life as a State Legislator.
- 07/13/2023 - Declared that the veto override session required by Article 3, Section 10 of the Louisiana Constitution was unnecessary.
- Introduced HB117 (2023) to require the provision of free menstrual products in easily accessible locations
- Introduced HB187 (2023) to provide for an additional exception that permits a law enforcement officer or agency to publish, release, or disseminate a booking photograph
- Introduced HB435 (2023) to provide Medicaid coverage for chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy
- Introduced HB522 (2023) to redefine abortion, impose fines in place of imprisonment when an abortion has been performed, and reduces physician certification requirements for a determination of medical futility
- Introduced HB596 (2023) to create the Louisiana Family and Medical Leave Benefits Act
- Introduced HCR56 (2023) to create and provide for a special committee to study taxation of short-term rentals and other types of commercial housing enterprises that operate in residential areas of New Orleans. Requests that on or before March 1, 2024, the special committee submit a report of its findings and recommendations to the House Committee on Municipal, Parochial and Cultural Affairs, the Senate Committee on Local and Municipal Affairs, the House Committee on Ways and Means, and the Senate Committee on Revenue and Fiscal Affairs
- Introduced HR107 (2023) to request the La. Dept. of Health to study the feasibility of funding a remote monitoring program for technology-dependent children who are tracheostomy patients and develop findings and recommendations and submit such findings and recommendations in a written report.
- Introduced HR130 (2023) to create a task force to study the public health outcomes related to the criminalization of HIV and to report its findings to the legislature prior to the convening of the 2024 Regular Session
- Introduced HR174 (2023) to create a task force to study both the academic and vocational educational programs within prisons and jails of this state
- Voted against SB44 (2022) the "Fairness in Women's Sports Act", to require an athletic team or sporting event sponsored by an elementary, secondary, or postsecondary educational institution to be designated, based upon the biological sex of team members
- Introduced HB63 (2022) to exempt as an entity that provides services to domestic violence or human trafficking victims from providing a physical address on the nongovernmental entity funding request form
- Introduced HB193 (2022) relative to historic preservation districts and landmarks commissions in the city of New Orleans, grants commissions the authority to impose higher fines for certain violations
- Introduced HB195 (2022) seeking public schools to provide free menstrual products in easily accessible locations
- Introduced HB302 (2022) to remove the prohibition against a parking facility operation company, valet company, or a general manager of a parking facility having a monetary or ownership interest in a business engaged in booting motor vehicles for compensation and from receiving any rebate, compensation, or other valuable consideration with the exception of unpaid parking fees on private property
- Introduced HB303 (2022) to make various changes to the La. Equal Housing Opportunity Act to prohibit housing discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity
- Introduced HB548 (2022) to require the state Department of Education to develop and distribute health and safety guidelines relative to best practices for the use of digital devices in public schools
- Introduced HB561 (2022) to provide for an action for civil liability of the perpetrator of sexual assault
- Introduced HB585 (2022) to provide for the mandatory reporting of aggregate firearm transfer data by the sheriff of each parish to the La. Commission on Law Enforcement
- Introduced HB615 (2022) to provide relative to the disclosure of investigative records to victims and certain other designated purposes and provides for the redacting of certain information
- Introduced HB638 (2022) to provide relative to the expungement of records for victims of human trafficking and provides relative to procedures for motions to expunge records of human trafficking victims
- Introduced HB806 (2022) to create the Solar Storage Initiative Program to make solar and battery storage systems accessible to households and critical facilities in low-income areas
- Introduced HB980 (2022) to expand the state employee leave transfer program to include parental leave
- Introduced HB1045 (2022) to establish the Opioid Litigation Proceeds Fund (OLP fund) for deposit of monies received pursuant to opioid litigation and creates the Opioid Litigation Proceeds Council ("council") in the La. Dept. of Health to oversee distribution and use of such monies
- Introduced HB1062 (2022) to allow a person to petition an occupational licensing board for review of a regulation issued by that board
- Introduced HCR47 (2022) to request the State Bd. of Elementary and Secondary Education to require that age- and grade-appropriate instruction covering science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and environmental science be emphasized in curricula in public schools throughout the state in grades kindergarten through 12
- Introduced HCR70 (2022) to request the La. Supreme Court to adopt minimum continuing legal education requirement of judges, district attorneys, and assistant district attorneys on the topic of domestic violence
- Introduced HR211 (2022) to recognize the 50th anniversary of the enactment of Title IX
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