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Tennessee Senate · Apr 15, 2025

FLOOR VOTE: as Amended Third Consideration 4/15/2025 Passed (1)

Result: pass

SB 1360: Remedies and Special Proceedings - As enacted, removes the ability to bring a civil liability action for negligence per se against a seller of a qualified product; expands "qualified products" to include knives, body armor, pepper spray, silencers, and other certain products; requires physical injury for a negligent entrustment action rather than an unreasonable risk of physical injury; specifies that a person who will be subject to an ordinance in the future or reasonably intends to be physically present in the political subdivision is an adversely affected party for purposes of filing certain actions; makes various other changes regarding civil actions against arms dealers, manufacturers, and sellers and the preemption of local regulation of firearms. - Amends TCA Title 29, Chapter 42 and Title 39.

State vote data last updated Oct 16, 2026, 4:04 AM.

Totals

YeaNay
Democratic16
Republican250
Total266

Party rows count only voters matched to a legislator.

All voters

LegislatorPosition
Raumesh Akbari(Democratic)Nay
Paul Bailey(Republican)Yea
Janice Bowling(Republican)Yea
Richard Briggs(Republican)Yea
Heidi Campbell(Democratic)Nay
Rusty Crowe(Republican)Yea
Todd Gardenhire(Republican)Yea
Ferrell Haile(Republican)Yea
Bobby Harshbarger(Republican)Yea
Tom Hatcher(Republican)Yea
Joey Hensley(Republican)Yea
Ed Jackson(Republican)Yea
Gloria Johnson(Democratic)Yea
Sara Kyle(Democratic)Nay
London Lamar(Democratic)Nay
Adam Lowe(Republican)Yea
Becky Massey(Republican)Yea
Randy McNally(Republican)Yea
Charlane Oliver(Democratic)Nay
Mark Pody(Republican)Yea
Dennis Powers(Republican)Yea
Lee Reeves(Republican)Yea
Kerry Roberts(Republican)Yea
Paul Rose(Republican)Yea
Jessie Seal(Republican)Yea
Steve Southerland(Republican)Yea
Robert Stevens(Republican)Yea
Brent Taylor(Republican)Yea
Page Walley(Republican)Yea
Bo Watson(Republican)Yea
Mark White(Republican)Yea
Jeff Yarbro(Democratic)Nay