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Representative Arp sets the record straight on the budget veto override vote. […]

Being a state legislator is not your typical job. There’s no time clock to punch, and House members actually vary greatly in terms of how active they are in sponsoring legislation, for example, or participating in party leadership. But everyone there knows that showing up for work is a fundamental part of being a state legislator. At a minimum -- barring some legitimate excuse such as illness or family emergency – you need to be in your seat, ready to represent your constituents when we are in session. That’s where I was on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 8:30 am. Why [...]