Appropriations

Joint standing committee · 2025 · by committee number 02

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Committee rank	Members	Average rank	Conservative	Moderate	Liberal
14 of 33	13 (H 7 · S 6)	43.5	10	1	2

House · 7 members · average rank 38.3 · Conservative 6, Moderate 0, Liberal 1

Rank	Legislator	District	Party	Role	Band	Chamber rank
23	Scott Smith	H05	Republican	Member	Conservative	H 20
25	Bill Allemand	H58	Republican	Member	Conservative	H 22
28	John Bear	H31	Republican	Chair	Conservative	H 25
32	Ken Pendergraft	H29	Republican	Member	Conservative	H 29
33	Jeremy Haroldson	H04	Republican	Member	Conservative	H 30
38	Abby Angelos	H03	Republican	Member	Conservative	H 34
89	Trey Sherwood	H14	Democrat	Member	Liberal	H 58

Senate · 6 members · average rank 49.5 · Conservative 4, Moderate 1, Liberal 1

Rank	Legislator	District	Party	Role	Band	Chamber rank
6	Tim French	S18	Republican	Member	Conservative	S 2
44	Darin Smith	S06	Republican	Member	Conservative	S 9
45	Tim Salazar	S26	Republican	Chair	Conservative	S 10
47	Dan Laursen	S19	Republican	Member	Conservative	S 11
71	Ogden Driskill	S01	Republican	Member	Moderate	S 23
84	Mike Gierau	S17	Democrat	Member	Liberal	S 29

How to read. Rank is the legislator's 2025 rating rank among the 92 ranked legislators (1 = most conservative); Ch. rank is the rank within the chamber. Bands are the session-wide 2025 bands used on every 2025 rating report. Average rank is the mean overall rank of the ranked members; committee rank orders the 33 committees of 2025 by that average (1 = most conservative). J.R. Riggins is not ranked (too few votes, 2025 minimum-vote rule); none on this committee.

Ranks exclude 1 legislator with too few votes (under 132 of 527 counted votes).