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Votes at a glance: key floor actions March 19 in the North Dakota House
Summary
Summary of major procedural actions and final votes recorded on the March 19 House floor, including votes on transportation, tax, health and education bills and several committee referrals and layovers.
The following is a compact roundup of formal actions recorded on the North Dakota House floor on March 19, 2025, drawn from the clerk’s announcements and roll‑call votes.
Votes & final actions
- Senate Bill 22‑82 (employer child‑care tax credit): Final passage announced (72 yea, 12 nay). See separate article for bill details.
- Senate Bill 20‑63 (bid delays for Department of Transportation construction contracts): Final passage announced (83 yea, 0 nay).
- Senate Bill 21‑96 (student self‑administration of asthma/anaphylaxis medication; NEFE epinephrine authorization): Final passage announced (83 yea, 0 nay).
- Senate Bill 20‑81 (geropsychiatric facilities, alignment of admission/evaluation language): Final passage announced (83 yea, 1 nay).
- Senate Bill 22‑93 (medical marijuana container sizes, caregivers and documentation): Final passage announced (62 yea, 22 nay).
- Senate Bill 21‑95 (aerosol dusters containing difluoroethane): Final vote failed (5 yea, 70 nay). See separate article for debate.
- Senate Bill 21‑05 (student surveys in K‑12 schools requiring parental opt‑in): Final vote failed (40 yea, 44 nay). See separate article for debate.
Procedural motions and referrals
- Senate Bill 21‑71: Laid over one legislative day (motion carried).
- Senate Bill 23‑52: Laid over two legislative days (motion carried).
- Senate Bill 22‑62: Referred to the Appropriations Committee (motion carried).
- Senate Bill 22‑34: Motion to re‑refer was made; the clerk recorded that Senate Bill 22‑34 was re‑referred to the Education Committee according to the floor record.
Other chamber business
- The House adopted a consent calendar resolution (due‑pass resolutions and due‑pass bills) and recorded multiple final votes on consent items earlier in the session (clerk recorded a block of consent‑calendar bills as declared passed; the clerk’s readout lists the bills on the consent calendar).
- Motions to excuse absent members were adopted and the House adjourned to 1 p.m. Monday, March 24, 2025 per the floor motion recorded at adjournment.
This roundup reflects formal votes and procedural actions announced on the House floor by the clerk’s office. For full text of bills, committee reports, and bill‑level amendments, consult the House journal and bill files maintained by the North Dakota Legislative Council.
