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4 ear LSU Students and Friends, Students in the state of Louisiana are more relevant than ever before. Before the release of the first Higher Education eport Card, students pursuing a degree were not valued in the state of Louisiana proven by the 41% cut to higher education over the past 8 years. Contrary to popular belief, investment in higher education is the best societal investment that our state lawmakers can make. Because of our initial report card, leaders in the legislature are listening. The Higher Education eport Card is a huge step forward in ensuring that students are heard in the state of Louisiana. The requests are clear. We want stability in higher education and a sincere commitment to invest in the future of our students. We extend our sincerest gratitude to the governor and lawmakers for their work during the longest legislative session in the history of the state. Unfortunately, a session ending in a fully funded higher education and a partially funded TOPS is not ideal for Louisiana s students. My hope is that the Higher Education eport Card can shed light onto the difficult votes that our lawmakers made during these sessions to ensure that our education would be fully funded. t the same time, I hope students will see that some of their own lawmakers are still not valuing our education as much as they can. We also hope that students will continue to be involved with the affairs of our state capitol by participating in marches and making calls to their legislators. No longer can we hold education hostage as a political pawn. It is time to rethink how we fund our state budget and how we support the students of Louisiana. We cannot accept the results of this session as a success. I challenge all of our legislators to find a better alternative way to think about state budgeting and the needs of the students in the state because it is proven that they go hand in hand. Thank you all for the work these past months, and thank you for finding the funding for higher education. This is only the beginning to a new era of higher education prioritization in our state. The challenge is clear; we just need your help. Forever LSU, Zack Faircloth LSU Student Body President 2

5 Jacques Petit, LSU SG irector of Policy When I came to LSU in Fall 2013, I was extremely excited to become a Tiger and live on a campus that was once home to very notable alumni such as ussell Long, Lod Cook, and most importantly, Shaquille O Neil. However, during the three years I have spent on campus, my fellow classmates and I have witnessed the defunding and neglect of Louisiana s flagship institution by the state legislature. s a result, LSU Student Government has created the LSU Higher Education eport Card. The report card serves to hold our elected officials accountable for their actions regarding higher education so that students and constituents alike can become aware of their legislators support, or lack of support, for higher education. Only through awareness and education can LSU once again be restored to its status as a competitive, research-based institution of higher learning. Caroline Bascle, LSU SG irector of Government elations n unusual 2016 legislative session featured two special sessions in addition to the regular session. lthough legislators have passed one of the largest budgets in Louisiana s history, higher education still faces many challenges. LSU s funding has thankfully remained mostly unchanged- in large part thanks to our legislators who worked tirelessly on the budget as well as students who advocated on behalf of Louisiana s higher education system, yet the funding for TOPS was still reduced by about 30%. With these challenges facing the future of their education, students have become increasingly invested in the legislation seen in the Capitol these past few months. Last year, LSU Student Government created its first Higher Education eport Card out of students concern for the school s future. Its aim was to keep students informed on the issues facing their education and also hold legislators accountable if they were not investing in students education. This year, LSU has continued what will hopefully become an annual tradition by releasing another report card for the 2016 legislative sessions. Hopefully, this year s report card will show the hard work our legislators put into these legislative sessions and a commitment to investing in the future of higher education, but students contribution cannot end here. We must continue to advocate on behalf of our education and hold legislators accountable if we see that they are not prioritizing our future. If LSU is to continue to compete with other schools then we, the students, must ensure higher education does not continue to be cut year after year. Students cannot allow their education to be jeopardized because those in office do not make higher education a priority. To the legislators and students who fought for LSU and Louisiana higher education, thank you. We hope to continue working with one another to guarantee a bright future for Louisiana. 3

6 The Syllabus Total Possible Points: The LSU Student Government evaluated every piece of legislation that is relevant to LSU students. Each one of those pieces of legislation were assigned a point value (1-5) based on its value to LSU dding the total points a legislator received based on his or her voting record and dividing by the total points possible determined his or her final score. That resulted in their percentage performance, which was then transferred to a standard grading scale. Fortunately for this year's legislature, we did not implement a plus/minus system Floor Votes: Committee Votes: bsences: Bonus: Floor votes make Committee votes bsences are Legislators who up the majority of were not taken into unexcused. n authored a bill for the point

7 consideration for the absence from voting higher education opportunities. Each 2016 HEC on a bill resulted in were eligible for floor vote zero points for that bonus. They contributed to the bill received double the final grade point value of that bill Votes in Favor of Higher Education: Votes gainst Higher Education: vote in favor of higher education vote against higher education resulted resulted in a full point value of that bill in zero points 4

8 Legislation that Mattered: evenue Legislation Bill uthor escription Value HB 62 ep. Katrina Jackson Impose a one cent sales and use tax 5 educes the amount of the individual income tax deduction for excess federal itemized personal 5 HB 33 ep. Walt Leger deductions To provide with respect to the applicability of certain exclusions and exemptions from state sales and use 5 HB 61 ep. Jay Morris taxes

9 educes the amount of the individual income tax deduction for excess federal itemized personal 5 HB 38 ep. Malinda White deductions HB 14 ep. Walt Leger Levies an additional tax on cigarettes 4 Provides relative to the entities to which corporate 4 HB 19 ep. Ted James franchise tax applies educes the amount of the income tax credit for the Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corporation 4 HB 25 ep. odney Lyons ssessment and makes the reduction permanent Establishes the annual tax on health maintenance 4 HB 35 ep. ndy nders

10 organizations educes the amount of the discount for accurately reporting and remitting excise taxes on certain tobacco 3 products and the amount of the discount for stamping HB 18 ep. Jack Montoucet cigarettes Increases the excise tax levied on certain alcoholic 3 HB 27 ep. Kenny Cox beverages HB 39 ep. Julie Stokes Levies an automobile rental tax 3 Provides for the amount of vendors compensation authorized as compensation for the collection and 3 HB 43 ep. Malinda White remittance of state sales and use taxes Increases the state sales tax on telecommunication 3

11 HB 72 ep. ob Shadoin services 5 epeals three-year sunset of certain reductions to corporate income tax deductions, exemptions, and 3 HB 23 ep. Katrina Jackson exclusions epeals the three-year sunset of certain reductions to 3 HB 22 ep. Katrina Jackson tax rebates equires that certain deductible items be added-back on 3 HB 55

12 ep. Walt Leger certain corporate income tax returns Provides with respect to the applicability and effectiveness of ct Nos. 30 and 31 of the 2016 First Extraordinary Session of the Legislature which eliminated 3 the deductibility of federal income taxes paid for purposes HB 5 ep. Walt Leger of computing corporate income taxes Provides relative to the calculation of interest on certain 3 HB 29 ep. Ed Price overpayments educes the individual income tax deduction for net 3 HB 50 ep. Jack Montoucet capital gains Provides relative to the apportionment ratio for purposes of computing corporate income tax and provides for the 3 HB 20 ep. Gene eynolds sourcing of sales Provides for the non-taxability of sales or use of raw 3

13 HB 27 ep. Chris Broadwater materials purchased for further processing Provides for interest paid on refunds of tax 3 SB 2 Sen. J.P. Morrell overpayments. Tuition and Fee utonomy Legislation Bill uthor escription Value Constitutional tuition and fee control for the management HB 989 ep. obert Shadoin boards. 4 Constitutional amendment to authorize the postsecondary education management boards to establish tuition and fee amounts charged by institutions SB 80 Sen. Blade Morrish under their supervision and management. 4

14 Provides relative to the minimum CT score for TOPS SB 174 Sen. Jack onahue eligibility and TOPS award amounts. 3 6 Other Legislation Bill uthor escription Value Provides relative to reduction of TOPS award amounts or the number of TOPS recipients in the event of insufficient SB 470 Sen. Blade Morrish funding. 3 Provides relative to the special college and university HB 572

15 ep. Patricia Smith license plates. 3 equires that student identification cards issued by public postsecondary education institutions meet certain HB 940 ep. andall Gaines requirements. 5 7

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19 The Honor oll Senators LSU SG would like to extend a sincere thank you to the fol owing senators who scored a 90% or higher on the 2016 LSU Higher Education eport Card. Thank you for your commitment to higher education and investing in the students of Louisiana. Senator John lario Senator Bret llain Senator egina Barrow Senator Gerald Boudreaux Senator Troy Brown Senator Norby Chabert Senator Yvonne Colomb Senator onnie Johns 8

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23 The Honor oll Senators (cont.) Senator Jay Luneau Senator anny Martiny Senator Fred Mills Senator J.P. Morrell Senator Blade Morrish Senator Gary Smith

24 Senator Francis Thompson Senator ick Ward 9 Legislative eport Card Senate Name istrict Party Total Grade Sen. Blade Morrish SS % Sen. Troy Brown SS %

25 Sen. Jay Luneau SS % Sen. John lario SS % Sen. onnie Johns SS % Sen. J.P. Morrell SS % Sen. egina Barrow SS %

26 Sen. Gerald Boudreaux SS % Sen. Francis Thompson SS % Sen. Yvonne Colomb SS % Sen. aniel Martiny SS % Sen. ick Ward SS %

27 Sen. Bret llain SS % Sen. Gary Smith SS % Sen. Norby Chabert SS % Sen. Fred Mills SS % Sen. ale Erdey SS % B

28 Sen. yan Gatti SS % B Sen. Karen Peterson SS % B Sen. Page Cortez SS % B Sen. Jim Fannin SS % B Sen. Troy Carter SS % B

29 Sen. Barrow Peacock SS % B Sen. Gerald Long SS % B Sen. Wesley Bishop SS % B Sen. John Smith SS % C 10

30 Sen. John Milkovich SS % C Sen. Sharon Hewitt SS %

31 C Sen. Bodi White SS % C Sen. Gregory Tarver SS % C Sen. an Claitor SS % C Sen. Mike Walsworth SS % Sen. J.P. Perry SS %

32 Sen. Conrad ppel SS % Sen. Eddie Lambert SS % Sen. Eric LaFleur SS % F Sen. Jack onahue SS % F Sen. Beth Mizell SS %

33 F Sen. Neil iser SS % F 11

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41 Honor oll epresentatives LSU SG would like to extend a sincere thank you to the fol owing representatives who scored a 90% or higher on the 2016 LSU Higher Education eport Card. Thank you for your commitment to higher education and investing in the students of Louisiana. ep. Mark braham ep. Bryan dams ep. ndy nders

42 ep. John Bagneris ep. obert Billiot ep. Joseph Bouie ep. Bubba Chaney ep. Kenny Cox ep. Mike anahay ep. andal Gaines ep. Truck Gisclair ep. Cedric Glover 13

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48 Honor oll epresentatives (cont.) ep. Jeff Gall ep. orothy Hill ep. Katrina ep. Ted James Jackson ep. Patrick

49 ep. Sam Jenkins ep. obert ep. Terry Landry Jefferson Johnson ep. Walt Leger ep. enise ep. ustin Miller ep. Helena Moreno Marcelle 14

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53 Honor oll epresentatives (cont. ep. Vince Pierre ep. Ed Prince ep. Gene eynolds ep. odney Lyons ep. ob Shadoin ep. Patricia Smith ep. Major Thibaut

54 ep. Malinda White 15 Legislative eport Card House of epresentatives Name istrict Party Total Grade ep. Katrin Jackson SH % ep. Walt Leger SH %

55 ep. ndy nders SH % ep. Kenny Cox SH % ep. Ed Price SH % ep. Patricia Smith SH % ep. andal Gaines SH %

56 ep. Ted James SH % ep. ob Shadoin SH % ep. Sam Jenkins SH % ep. Helena Morena SH % ep. Malinda White SH %

57 ep. Gene eynolds SH % ep. Truck Gisclair SH % ep. Jeff Hall SH % ep. Patrick Jefferson SH % ep. Terry Landry SH %

58 ep. Vince Pierre SH 044 I 97.00% ep. Bryan dams SH % ep. odney Lyons SH % ep. Mark braham SH % ep. Bubba Chaney SH %

59 ep. John Bagneris SH % ep. obert Billiot SH % ep. Cedric Glover SH % ep. Joseph Bouie SH % ep. obert Johnson SH %

60 ep. enise Marcelle SH % 16 ep. Mike anahay SH % ep. Major Thibaut SH % ep. orothy Hill

61 SH % ep. ustin Miller SH % ep. Barbara Norton SH % ep. Chad Brown SH % B ep. Barbara Carpenter SH % B ep. Jim rmes

62 SH % B ep..b. Franklin SH % B ep. Frank Hoffmann SH % B ep. Jack Montoucet SH % B ep. Stephen wight SH % B ep. Jimmy Harris

63 SH % B ep. Edmond Jordan SH % B ep. Harvey LeBas SH % B ep. Chris Broadwater SH % B ep. Sam Jones SH % B ep. Marcus Hunter

64 SH % C ep. Jerome Zeringue SH % C ep. Taylor Barras SH % C ep. Paula avis SH % C ep. Greg Miller SH % C ep. Tanner Magee

65 SH % C ep. Jack McFarland SH % C ep. obby Carter SH % C ep. Terry Brown SH 022 I 74.70% C ep. J. ogers Pope SH % C ep. Thomas Carmody

66 SH % C ep. Lance Harris SH % C ep. Neil bramson SH % C ep. Larry Bagley SH % C ep. Steve Carter SH % C ep. Stephanie Hilferty

67 SH % C 17 ep. Julie Stokes SH % C ep. Tony Bacala SH % ep. Gary Carter SH 102

68 68.70% ep. Franklin Foil SH % ep. Jim Morris SH % ep. eid Falconer SH % ep. Kenny Havard SH % ep. Chris Hazel SH 027

69 64.60% ep. Steve Pylant SH % ep. Chris Leopold SH % ep. Phillip evillier SH % ep. Pete Huval SH % F ep. Johnny Berthelot SH 088

70 57.60% F ep. Paul Hollis SH % F ep. Jay Morris SH % F ep. Kevin Pearson SH % F ep. Stuart Bishop SH % F ep. Patrick Connick SH 084

71 54.50% F ep. Jean-Paul Coussan SH % F ep. Steve Pugh SH % F ep. Greg Cromer SH % F ep. Johnny Guin SH % F ep. Joe Lopinto SH 080

72 47.50% F ep. Tom Willmott SH % F ep. Frank Howard SH % F ep. Beryl medée SH % F ep. John Schroder SH % F ep. odie Horton SH 009

73 41.40% F ep. Clay Schexnayder SH % F ep. ay Garofalo SH % F ep. Cameron Henry SH % F ep. Blake Migues SH % F ep. Julie Emerson SH 039

74 38.40% F 18 ep. Kirk Talbot SH 078

75 36.40% F ep. ick Edmonds SH % F ep. Sherman Mack SH % F ep. Barry Ivey SH % F ep. Nancy Landry SH % F ep. Bob Hensgens SH 047

76 31.30% F ep. ee ichard SH 055 I 29.30% F ep. Mike Johnson SH % F ep. lan Seabaugh SH % F ep. Scott Simon SH % F ep. Valarie Hodges SH 064

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