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Votes at a glance: committee actions on several bills

5721429 · February 21, 2025
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Summary

The committee recorded several do‑pass recommendations on bills with limited on‑record debate. Recorded committee actions included recommendations to advance Senate Bills 21 (Judiciary substitute), 92, 158, 162 and 133 (as amended) as noted below.

The Finance Committee recorded recommendations on multiple bills during the hearing. The committee recorded the following roll‑call outcomes (as read into the record):

- Senate Bill 21 (Judiciary substitute for SB21/SB22) — do‑pass recommendation, 6–4 (yes: Campos, Padilla, Steinborn, Trujillo, Shandoh, Muñoz; no: Brandt, Lanier, Tobias, Woods).

- Senate Bill 133 (as amended) — recorded as a due‑pass recommendation, 6–0 (clerk recorded a do‑pass despite motion language on the record indicating “do not pass”).

- Senate Bill 92 — do‑pass recommendation, 9–0 (roll recorded by clerk).

- Senate Bill 162 (severance tax permanent fund amendment, amended in committee) — do‑pass recommendation, recorded 10–2 (clerk recorded votes on the amended measure).

- Senate Bill 158 (data reporting for economic development programs) — do‑pass recommendation, recorded 8–0.

These entries reflect clerk readouts and recorded roll calls at the hearing. For discussed bills (notably SB21 and SB133), committee debate and public testimony are recorded in separate summaries. For bills with brief committee action and recorded votes, the committee clerk’s roll calls are the official record of the committee recommendation.