======Roll Call Numbers======----

The roll call number is a number assigned by the legislature to a vote. If the roll number is "246" then it is likely to have been the 246th vote in that legislature's session. Some legislature's refer to it as a "sequence number," and it is typically located on the voting record sheet. However, some states have them listed in the bill history and/or journal. The slight majority of states do not have roll call numbers available.

**States with Roll Call Numbers Available:**

	- Alabama
	- Connecticut
	- Florida
	- Georgia
	- Illinois 
	- Indiana 
	- Kentucky __House__ 
	- Louisiana
	- Maine
	- Maryland
	- Massachusetts
	- Michigan
	- Montana
	- New Hampshire
	- New Mexico
	- North Carolina
	- Oklahoma
	- Pennsylvania
	- Rhode Island
	- South Carolina
	- Texas __House__
	- West Virginia
	- Wisconsin

**States WITHOUT Roll Call Numbers Available:**

	- Alaska
	- Arkansas
	- Arizona
	- California
	- Colorado
	- Delaware
	- Hawaii
	- Idaho
	- Iowa
	- Kansas
	- Kentucky __Senate__
	- Minnesota 
	- Mississippi
	- Missouri
	- Nebraska 
	- Nevada
	- New Jersey
	- New York
	- North Dakota
	- Ohio
	- Oregon
	- South Dakota
	- Tennessee
	- Texas __Senate__
	- Utah
	- Vermont 
	- Virginia
	- Washington 
	- Wyoming 


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