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Votes at a glance: selected House bills acted on during the Legislative Day 33 floor session
Summary
Summary of recorded votes and dispositions for multiple bills considered on the House floor, including passage, withdrawals and committee referrals.
The North Carolina House considered and recorded votes on a number of bills during this floor session. The following is a concise summary of formal actions, recorded votes, and immediate next steps for bills on the calendar as documented in the floor transcript.
- House Bill 240 (Davidson Charter consolidations): Passed third reading; clerk recorded 111 yeas, 1 nay. Ordered sent to the Senate.
- House Bill 268 (UNC self-liquidating capital projects): Passed second reading by recorded vote, 112 yeas and none opposed; remained on the calendar for third reading (chair later withdrew for next session scheduling). (Recorded second-reading vote: 112-0.)
- House Bill 23 (Stanly Community College culinary off campus): Passed third reading without recorded opposition; ordered sent to the Senate (clerk recorded 111-0 on second reading, then third-reading voice vote recorded as ayes have it).
- House Bill 247 (811 amendments): Passed second and third readings without recorded opposition; recorded second-reading vote 110-0; ordered sent to the Senate.
- House Bill 275 (Failure to Yield penalties): Passed second and third readings; recorded second-reading vote 111-0; ordered sent to the Senate.
- House Bill 302 (Pitt County Board of Education election): The chair withdrew the bill from today’s calendar and rescheduled it for Tuesday, April 1.
- House Bill 302 withdrawal note: The chair announced a withdrawal from today’s calendar and that the bill would be calendared for Tuesday, April 1.
- Additional committee reports and committee referrals were entered on the record, and multiple bills were re-referred to other standing committees as noted in the transcript (committee reports and referrals listed on the floor but not debated at length are recorded in the journal entries).
Where the clerk recorded a roll-call tally in the transcript, the numbers above reflect those recorded votes. If a bill’s recorded vote was not provided in the transcript excerpt, the entry lists the chamber action as stated in the record (e.g., voice vote recorded as “ayes have it” or the bill ordered to the Senate).
