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Votes at a glance: House floor actions and recorded tallies from March proceedings

2813606 · March 28, 2025
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Summary

The House recorded multiple floor votes on Senate and House measures during the session. Below are vote outcomes as recorded on the House floor in the provided transcript.

This summary lists bills and recorded House-floor outcomes taken during the session segment in the transcript. Tallies and outcomes are reproduced as recorded in the House proceeding.

- House Bill 808 (creating the Montana Brownfields program): Passed — 60 aye, 39 no. - House Bill 329 (Make the Montana Ammunition Act Permanent): Passed — 51 aye, 48 no. - House Joint Resolution 20 (regarding funding for Montana‑Canada customs ports of entry): Passed — 97 aye, 2 no. - Senate Bill 426 (revised the Uniform Commercial Code; listed in transcript as Senate Bill 4 26): Passed — 87 aye, 12 no. - Senate Bill 15 (revising grounds for impeachment): Failed — 39 aye, 60 no. - Senate Bill 134 (revising laws related to gifts and endowments): Passed — 81 aye, 18 no. - Senate Bill 190 (water rights holders consenting to waive adverse effects analysis): Passed — 95 aye, 4 no. - Senate Bill 248 (legislators' votes related bill as read): Passed — 61 aye, 38 no. - Senate Bill 249 (revised child abuse and neglect laws involving adjudication): Passed — 61 aye, 38 no. - Senate Bill 305 (revised funeral trust laws): Passed — 98 aye, 1 no. - Senate Bill 166 (digital copies for transported livestock documents / CPA education revision items in same block): Passed — 99 aye, 0 no. - Senate Bill 228 (public charging‑station law; recorded as Senate Bill 2 28 in transcript): Passed — 90 aye, 9 no. - Senate Bill 34 (clarifying K–12 school district laws): Passed — 99 aye, 0 no. - Senate Bill 143 (statute‑of‑limitations civil liability changes): Passed — 58 aye, 41 no. - Senate Bill 212 (right to compute act / AI shutdowns language): Passed — 61 aye, 38 no. - Senate Bill 279 (dietitian licensure compact): Passed — 95 aye, 4 no. - House Bill 88 (concurrence): Concurred in — 100 aye (committee report adopted on concurrence vote). - Senate Bill 165 (trail enhancement fee for snowmobile rentals): Concurred in — 100 aye. - Senate Bill 161 (aquaculture regulation): Concurred in — 99 aye, 1 no. - Senate Bill 35 (school funding cleanup): Concurred in — 100 aye. - Senate Bill 36 (school funding expired language removal): Concurred in — 100 aye. - Senate Bill 129 (allow electors to add a political party on registration): Not concurred — 48 aye, 52 no. - Senate Bill 21 (vacate mandamus pleading): Not concurred — 40 aye, 60 no. - Senate Bill 115 (adjust public‑notice timeframe for elections): Concurred in — recorded as passed in committee report. - Senate Bill 83 (Fish, Wildlife and Parks block management enforcement rules): Concurred in — 99 aye, 1 no. - Senate Bill 111 (green lights for snow removal): Concurred in — 100 aye. - Senate Bill 79 (feedlot dead animal inspection repeal): Concurred in — 100 aye.

Notes: This list reproduces the tallies as read on the House floor in the transcript provided. Several bills were considered in committee and on second reading and were either concurred in by the House or the House recorded not‑concur actions for some Senate measures. For some contested items, the transcript reports only the final tally by count rather than a roll‑call list of individual names. For measures without detailed debate in the provided excerpt, the transcript gave vote counts but not extended floor discussion.