Votes at a glance: Senate Appropriations Committee actions

The Senate Appropriations Committee considered multiple bills on its calendar and recorded formal roll calls for many items. The committee added several bills to the consent calendar and advanced others after roll calls. Below are the items called and the committee outcomes as recorded in the hearing.

Votes at a glance (committee outcomes as recorded):

- Senate Bill 50 — Passed 4–3 (Gonzales: Aye; Kirk Meyer: No; Coker: Aye; Lundin: No; Pelton: No; Mr. Vice Chair: Aye; Madam Chair: Aye) - Senate Bill 64 — Advanced as amended (see dedicated article); committee adopted amendment L005 and advanced the bill (vote recorded with mixed ayes/nays) - Senate Bill 278 — Passed unanimously (recorded as unanimous roll call) - Senate Bill 291 — Passed unanimously (consent calendar) - Senate Bill 292 — Passed 6–1 (recorded roll: several ayes, Pelton No) - Senate Bill 293 — Passed unanimously - Senate Bill 294 — Passed unanimously; added to consent calendar - Senate Bill 295 — Passed 6–1 (Pelton voted No) - House Bill 1017 (moved as Senate bill reference) — Passed 7–0 - House Bill 1209 — Passed 7–0 (committee asked about consent calendar placement) - House Bill 1239 / 12 39 — Passed 4–3 (recorded roll call with mixed ayes/nays) - House Bill 1279 / 12 79 — Passed 6–1

Several items were explicitly placed on the consent calendar where there were no objections; others were removed for floor discussion. The committee adjourned after the final votes.

For items with contested roll calls, the committee transcript records each senator’s vote during the clerk’s polling; counts above reflect the roll calls as announced in committee.