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Votes at a glance: selected bills considered on the House floor (transcript excerpt)
Summary
Summary list of bills and recorded roll-call outcomes in the provided House-floor transcript excerpt. Includes final passage tallies where the transcript recorded them.
The transcript excerpt records multiple bills on the House calendar with final votes. Below are selected items and the roll-call outcomes as recorded in the transcript excerpt. For bills where the transcript does not show a final roll call in the excerpt, the item is listed as "not specified." All tallies and descriptions reflect only the provided transcript excerpt.
- Senate Bill 74 — Extend lifeline immunity to person experiencing alcohol-related emergency: Passed, roll call recorded as 87 ayes, 3 nays. (See debate and sponsor remarks on floor.)
- Senate Bill 95 — Law enforcement training reimbursement for officers who leave within three years: Passed, roll call recorded as 89 ayes, 1 nay.
- Senate Bill 120 — DNA collection parity for felony arrestees (expand arrestee DNA collection law): Passed, roll call recorded as 81 ayes, 0 nays (transcript includes votes and floor discussion).
- Senate Bill 144 — Police pension trust fund reporting outside Marion County, annual presentation to county council: Passed, roll call recorded as 91 ayes, 0 nays.
- Senate Bill 159 — Recorded judge communications and discovery retention (search-warrant modernization): Passed, roll call recorded as 90 ayes, 0 nays.
- Senate Bill 176 — Clarify LPN enrollment for high‑school students and credential timing: Passed, roll call recorded as 90 ayes, 0 nays.
- Senate Bill 199 — Election watchers signatures threshold adjustment for primaries: Passed, roll call recorded as 90 ayes, 0 nays.
- Senate Bill 314 — Tax exemption extension for major sporting events (add WNBA All-Star Weekend): Passed, roll call recorded as 84 ayes, 5 nays.
- Senate Bill 424 — Utilities/SMR project cost recovery (QIP‑style): Passed, roll call recorded as 59 ayes, 30 nays (detailed debate recorded).
- Senate Bill 426 — Utility receivership and small-utility merger facilitation (cleanup and consolidation measures): Passed, roll call recorded as 76 ayes, 15 nays (transcript records the tally as members voted).
- Senate Bill 457 — Carbon sequestration/admin fees and pore-space rules (sequestration governance): Passed, roll call recorded as 55 ayes, 37 nays.
Notes and caveats: The list above reflects rolls and counts as reported by the House Clerk in the provided transcript excerpt. Some counts and later references in the same transcript occasionally appear inconsistent due to transcription artifacts; where a clear roll-call tally was recorded by the clerk in the excerpt, that number is used. If a bill’s final roll call is not present in the transcript excerpt, it is listed as not specified here and should be verified against the House journal or official roll for final confirmation.
Why this matters: The roll-call outcomes show a set of enacted or forwarded policy changes across criminal justice, natural resources, utilities, elections, and education. Many bills passed unanimously or with wide margins; several contentious items generated close votes and extended debate (notably SB 424 and SB 287).
