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Votes at a glance: House floor and committee actions on multiple bills
Summary
The House recorded a series of roll‑call outcomes on bills read and voted on the floor and in committee, including passage of several Senate bills the House was asked to concur with and a handful of bills that failed.
The House conducted roll‑call votes and committee actions on multiple bills during the March 27 session. The items below list each bill named on the floor or in committee, the action taken and the recorded vote tally when provided.
Key floor roll calls (early session): - House Bill 808 (creating the Montana Brownfields program): Passed, 60 yes, 39 no. - House Bill 329 (make the Montana Ammunition Act permanent): Passed, 51 yes, 48 no. - House Joint Resolution 19 (Frontera Temporal Degeneration Awareness Week): Passed, 78 yes, 21 no. - House Joint Resolution 20 (funding for Montana‑Canada customs ports of entry): Passed, 97 yes, 2 no. - Senate Bill 426 (revised Uniform Commercial Code): Passed, 87 yes, 12 no. - Senate Bill 15 (revising grounds for impeachment): Failed, 39 yes, 60 no. - Senate Bill 134 (revised laws related to gifts and endowments): Passed, 81 yes, 18 no. - Senate Bill 190 (allow water rights holders to consent to waive adverse effects analysis): Passed, 95 yes, 4 no. - Senate Bill 248 (legislator access to CPS records including drug testing results): Passed, 61 yes, 38 no. - Senate Bill 249 (revised child abuse and neglect laws): Passed, 61 yes, 38 no. - Senate Bill 305 (revised funeral trust laws): Passed, 98 yes, 1 no. - Senate Bill 80 (allow digital copies for transported livestock documentation): Passed, 99 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 166 (CPA education requirements): Passed, 99 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 228 (listed as Senate Bill 2 28 in transcript): Passed, 90 yes, 9 no. - Senate Bill 34 (clarify K‑12 school district laws): Passed, 99 yes, 0 no. - Senate Bill 143 (civil liability/statutes of limitations revisions): Passed, 58 yes, 41 no. - Senate Bill 212 (creating the "right to compute" act re critical infrastructure shutoffs): Passed, 61 yes, 38 no.
Committee and concurrence actions later in the day (selected items with recorded votes): - House Bill 88 (revenue practice codified): Committee concurred in, committee recorded 100 yes on the concurrence vote. - House Bill 836 (property tax deferral loan program): Passed second reading in committee, 60 yes, 40 no; later referred to Appropriations on the floor. - House Bill 783 (coverage for certain obesity and PCOS treatments): Failed second reading on a 50–50 tie (reported in committee/floor roll call). - House Bill 502 (establishing Board of Allied Health Care Professionals): Passed second reading in committee, committee recorded 100 yes on the concurrence vote. - Senate Bill 161 (regulation and sale of aquaculture): Committee concurred in, 99 yes, 1 no. - Senate Bill 165 (trail enhancement rental fee for snowmobile rentals): Committee concurred in, unanimous recorded vote in committee. - Senate Bill 35, 36, 83, 79 and others were concurred in by committee votes with recorded tallies reported in the transcript and are listed below in the actions array.
This summary draws from recorded roll calls and committee reports read on the House floor during the session. For bills that were acted on in committee and then referred to other committees (for example appropriations), the committee outcome is listed and the House floor recorded further referral motions.
