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Appropriations committee: votes at a glance — bills placed on consent calendar and other committee decisions
Summary
The committee advanced a large group of bills—many unanimously and several by 4-3 or 6-1 votes—and placed numerous measures on the consent calendar. Below is a concise roll-call list of committee actions recorded during the session.
The Senate Committee on Appropriations considered and voted on multiple bills during the session. Several bills were approved unanimously and placed on the consent calendar; others passed by recorded margins of 6-1 or 4-3. The committee used a consent calendar for items with no objections and recorded roll-call votes for other measures.
Votes recorded during the session (committee action and roll-call outcome):
- House Bill 1039 — Passed unanimously (record: all present voted Aye). Placed on consent calendar. - House Bill 1083 — Passed unanimously. Placed on consent calendar. - House Bill 1094 — Passed unanimously. Placed on consent calendar. - House Bill 1098 — Passed 6 to 1 (one No vote recorded). - House Bill 1122 — Passed 6 to 1 (one No vote recorded). - House Bill 1163 — Passed 6 to 1 (one No vote recorded). - House Bill 1198 — Passed 4 to 3. - House Bill 1267 — Passed 4 to 3. - House Bill 1274 — Passed 4 to 3. - House Bill 1281 — Passed unanimously; placed on consent calendar. - House Bill 1293 — Passed unanimously; placed on consent calendar. - House Bill 1318 — Passed unanimously; placed on consent calendar.
Committee chairs and staff repeatedly suggested the consent calendar for bills with no objections and the committee placed those bills accordingly. Roll-call tallies were announced on the record and included in the committee minutes.
