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Joint standing committee · 2025 · by committee number 09

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House · 9 members · average rank 36.6 (of 8 ranked) · Conservative 6, Moderate 2, Liberal 0 · 1 not ranked

Rank	Legislator	District	Party	Role	Band	Chamber rank
22	Nina Webber	H24	Republican	Member	Conservative	H 19
24	Mike Schmid	H20	Republican	Member	Conservative	H 21
27	Scott Heiner	H18	Republican	Chair	Conservative	H 24
29	Christopher Knapp	H53	Republican	Member	Conservative	H 26
36	Kevin Campbell	H62	Republican	Member	Conservative	H 33
41	Reuben Tarver	H52	Republican	Member	Conservative	H 35
55	Martha Lawley	H27	Republican	Member	Moderate	H 42
59	J.T. Larson	H17	Republican	Member	Moderate	H 43
Not ranked	J.R. Riggins	H59	Republican	Member	Not ranked	Not ranked

Senate · 5 members · average rank 72.8 · Conservative 0, Moderate 4, Liberal 1

Rank	Legislator	District	Party	Role	Band	Chamber rank
57	Tara Nethercott	S04	Republican	Member	Moderate	S 15
66	Stacy Jones	S13	Republican	Member	Moderate	S 19
74	Ed Cooper	S20	Republican	Member	Moderate	S 24
80	Jim Anderson	S28	Republican	Chair	Moderate	S 27
87	Chris Rothfuss	S09	Democrat	Member	Liberal	S 31

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). NR = not ranked, too few votes: J.R. Riggins (106 counted votes; absent part of the session (excused Jan 20 to Mar 3)). Minimum 132 counted votes (25% of the session maximum of 527). Not ranked or banded and left out of the average rank, band counts and committee rank.

NR = not ranked: too few votes (under 132 of 527); excluded from ranks, bands, averages.