Blake Johnson

Individual roll-call votes for Johnson on SB 1 (2025) and SB 1 (2026) — the session's major fiscal bills — were not located in available records. No direct statement, pledge, or questionnaire response on fiscal policy was found.

Johnson voted NO on HB 1032 (2025 special session) — the mid-cycle redistricting bill — which passed the House 57–41 (Source 5). No direct statement, pledge, or questionnaire response specifically addressing limited-government philosophy was located, and his votes on DEI/2A legislation are reported under Family Values and Second Amendment respectively.

Johnson voted NO on HB 1084 (2024) — the Second Amendment Privacy Act — which passed 73–22, with 22 Democrats voting nay (Source 8). His individual vote on HB 1296 (2022 constitutional carry) was not confirmed per-member in available roll-call data.

Johnson was excused (E) on SB 143 (2025) — the Parental Rights bill — per the IFI scorecard (Source 4). SB 236 (2026) died in committee without a floor vote. No direct pro-life statement, pledge, or questionnaire response was found. No public position found on pro-life issues.

The IFI 2025 scorecard records Johnson voting **No** on HB 1041 (Save Women's College Sports), with four excused votes on SB 143, SB 287, SB 289, and SB 442; he voted **Yes** on HB 1102 (religious nonprofits in preschool). IFI notes this as insufficient to score and marks the percentage as indeterminate, but records him as voting with IFI on only 1 of 3 scoreable bills (Source 4).