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Votes at a glance: procedural moves and bills ordered to engrossment or passed on second reading
Summary
Several Senate bills moved through the House with limited floor debate or on voice votes; this roundup lists bills recorded in the transcript as ordered to engrossment or passed and notes where the record shows outcomes.
The House considered numerous Senate bills on second and third reading with a mix of amendments, voice votes, and recorded roll calls. The transcript shows the following actions and outcomes on the second‑reading calendar and subsequent items:
- Senate Bill 255: Read and sent toward engrossment (transcript: "Bill's ready for amendment... Chair sees none. Bills over to engrossment"). - Senate Bill 373: Multiple amendments debated and the bill ordered to engrossment after floor action (detailed coverage in separate article). - Senate Bill 425: Amendments considered addressing advisory planning commission timelines and the energy‑production‑zones definition; some amendments adopted, some defeated; bill moved toward engrossment. - Senate Bill 442: Multiple human‑sexuality amendments considered; several adopted; bill ordered to engrossment (detailed coverage in separate article). - Senate Bill 448, 482, 525 and other bills on the calendar: transcript notes these bills as "ready for amendment" or "over to engrossment" and records some adopted committee amendments but limited floor debate in the excerpt. - Senate Bill 197: Floor debate recorded and bill passed (detailed coverage in separate article). - Senate Bill 289: Passed the House on roll call (transcript roll call recorded as 66 ayes, 27 noes; detailed coverage in separate article). - Senate Bill 431/502 (numbering shown as 5 02 in transcript): SB 502 (pole attachments / broadband) passed; sponsors said the bill addressed timelines and dispute resolution for pole owners.
Notes about the transcript record: several items were resolved on voice votes or "chair sees none" procedural language, and many bills were "ordered to engrossment" rather than receiving a final recorded roll call in the provided excerpt. Where the transcript records a roll‑call tally (for example, SB 289 and specific amendment tallies listed in other items), those figures are noted in related articles above. For bills with limited floor debate in the excerpt, readers should consult the official House roll‑call and engrossment records for exact vote counts and amendment texts.
Ending note: This roundup captures procedural outcomes visible in the transcript excerpt; several bills with minimal discussion were advanced to engrossment or passed by voice vote and will proceed through the legislative process.
