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Votes at a glance: bills acted on during the March House session
Summary
A roundup of bills that received final action or recorded floor votes during the session excerpt, including outcomes where the transcript recorded them.
Several Senate-transmitted bills received floor action during the session excerpt. This roundup lists each item with the outcome recorded in the provided transcript.
Senate Bill 141 — Eyewitness identifications and facial-recognition use: Passed on final passage; House recorded 92 yeas, 0 nays.
Senate Bill 280 — Deer-hunting rules, calibers and public-land rifle use: Passed on final passage; House recorded 92 yeas, 0 nays.
Senate Bill 281 — Expungement and official misconduct language: Passed on final passage; transcript records the clerk and states "The bill is passed." (floor teller roll in the excerpt contains inconsistent counts; reporters should verify enrolled bill text and official vote record.)
Senate Bill 520 — Columbarium/perpetuation-fund provision for veterans: Sponsor described a compromise waiving an initial perpetuation deposit in exchange for 10% of niche sales going to the columbarium fund; the transcript records final passage language and the chamber adopting the measure. (Vote tally not specified in excerpt.)
Individual amendment votes of note: - A floor amendment to restore fiduciary duty to beneficiaries was defeated on roll call, 29 ayes to 60 noes. - A contentious amendment to bar government funding or hosting of "obscene" performances was debated at length; the provided transcript excerpt does not include the final vote outcome.
Reporters should consult the official House roll-call records and enrolled bill texts to confirm final vote tallies, bill language, and any enrollment differences.
