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Votes at a glance: selected House actions from April 29, 2025 session

5468955 · April 30, 2025
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Summary

Below are selected final votes and formal actions recorded on the House floor on April 29, 2025. If the transcript listed a bill without a final roll-call total, the entry notes "not specified" rather than inventing a result.

The House recorded many final votes and procedural actions during the April 29, 2025 session. This roundup lists selected bills and the outcomes recorded in the transcript. Where the transcript did not read a final roll-call total, the entry notes that the vote count is not specified.

- HB 208 (Villio) ' Parole eligibility, good-time and split-sentence clarifications ' Final passage announced: 90 yeas, 7 nays. (Sponsor: Representative Kirk Villio.)

- HB 214 (Villio) ' Probation revocation; technical violations and paraphernalia exception ' Final passage announced: 98 yeas, 0 nays. (Sponsor: Representative Kirk Villio; amendment adopted preserving street credit discretion.)

- HB 148 (Wylie) ' Require insurers to show prior-year premium on renewals; as amended gave the commissioner broader authority to review rates ' Final passage announced: 65 yeas, 36 nays. (Sponsor: Representative Sam Wylie; amendment adopted by Rep. Greg Glorioso.)

- HB 437 (Furman) ' Property-casualty claims, proof-of-payment for recoverable depreciation, rental vehicle remedies and valuation guidance for total-loss vehicles ' Final passage: vote tally recorded in transcript as 71 yeas, 27 nays (as announced on the floor); transcript debate recorded significant Q&A on proof-of-payment and rental-vehicle timelines.

- HB 379 / HB 3 79 (Wright) ' Property-insurance arbitration endorsement bill (taken up later in the day) ' Final passage announced in transcript: 64 yeas, 35 nays (clerk announcement).

- Other bills and committee submissions recorded on the floor that day include (transcript names these bills; where the transcript did not print a floor roll-call number, the result is listed as "not specified"): - Numerous senate messages and senate bills were read into the record (SB 32, 66, 107, 117, 156, 181, 182, 187, 190, 232). Outcome: not specified in transcript for each. - Committee enrollment and referrals (various house bills): actions recorded as referred or reported; individual roll-call outcomes not specified in transcript.

Transcript notes: the clerk's roll-call announcements are the source for the tallies above; where a tally was read on the floor it is listed as recorded. For many agenda items the transcript shows committee reports, motions to return bills to the calendar or temporary returns; where the transcript listed only that procedural action the final disposition was "not specified" in the provided segment.

If you need a full, line-by-line bill tally (every bill called on the floor that day), I can extract all clerk roll-call announcements and produce a single table matching agenda items to announced tallies and motions.