HB1783 allows students in seventh through twelfth grade to access vending machines offering food and beverages that meet the nutrition standards of the federal smart snacks in school program.
The Arkansas State Senate passed HB1783 on April 27, 2021 by a vote of 35 to 0. We have assigned pluses to the nays because states should not be embracing unconstitutional programs that tell people how to behave and interfere in the free market.
| Legislator | Vote |
|---|---|
| Bob Ballinger | Yes |
| Charles Beckham | Yes |
| Cecile Bledsoe | Yes |
| Ronald Caldwell | Yes |
| Linda Chesterfield | Yes |
| Alan Clark | Yes |
| Breanne Davis | Yes |
| Jonathan Dismang | Yes |
| Lance Eads | Yes |
| Joyce Elliott | Yes |
| Jane English | Yes |
| Scott Flippo | Yes |
| Stephanie Flowers | Yes |
| Trent Garner | Yes |
| Ben Gilmore | Yes |
| Kim Hammer | Yes |
| Jim Hendren | Yes |
| Bart Hester | Yes |
| Jimmy Hickey | Yes |
| Ricky Hill | Yes |
| Keith Ingram | Yes |
| Missy Irvin | Yes |
| Blake Johnson | Yes |
| Mark Johnson | Yes |
| Greg Leding | Yes |
| Matthew Pitsch | Yes |
| Jason Rapert | Yes |
| Terry Rice | Yes |
| Bill Sample | Yes |
| Gary Stubblefield | Yes |
| James Sturch | Yes |
| Dan Sullivan | Yes |
| Larry Teague | Yes |
| Clarke Tucker | Yes |
| David Wallace | Yes |