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Votes at a glance: key bills and conference reports the House acted on June 11, 2025
Summary
The House disposed of multiple appropriation, funds and policy measures on June 11; many conference committee reports and bills passed with recorded tallies. This roundup lists each item, its short description, mover and the recorded outcome where the transcript supplied a tally.
On June 11, 2025 the Louisiana House considered and disposed of a large package of bills, conference committee reports and resolutions. Much of the day was procedural: calling bills from the calendar, taking up conference committee reports and adopting Senate amendments. The items below summarize motions, movers and recorded outcomes as noted on the House floor transcript.
Votes at a glance (selected items recorded in the transcript):
- House Bill 460 (supplemental appropriations): Representative Brett McFarland moved concurrence in Senate amendments; Clerk recorded 99 yays, 0 nays; outcome: concurred. (Transcript citation: recorded machine close at 2237.89.)
- House Bill 461 (treasury funds; transfers and authorizations): Representative Brett McFarland moved concurrence; recorded 101 yays, 8 nays; outcome: concurred. (Transcript citation: machine close at 2435.14.)
- House Bill 463 (agency funds / ancillary/internal service funds): Representative Brett McFarland moved concurrence; recorded 101 yays, 0 nays; outcome: concurred. (Transcript citation: machine close at 2511.08.)
- House Bill 647 (judiciary appropriations, supplemental): Representative Brett McFarland carried the bill; recorded 102 yays, 0 nays; outcome: concurred. (Transcript citation: machine close at 2689.06.)
- House Bill 664 (legislative budget): Representative Brett McFarland carried the bill; recorded 102 yays, 0 nays; outcome: concurred. (Transcript citation: machine close at 2751.535.)
- House Bill 2 (capital outlay): Representative Emerson carried the bill; recorded 104 ayes, 0 nays; outcome: concurred. (Transcript citation: machine close at 2977.535 → 2986.035.)
- Conference committee reports (examples): multiple conference committee reports were adopted by voice or recorded vote; where the transcript gave machine totals, they are listed below: - Conference report to HCR 69 (motor vehicle commission task force): adopted 96 yays, 0 nays. (Transcript citation: 5400.925 close.) - Conference report to HB 365/66 (ad valorem taxes / constitutional amendment companion): adopted 98 yays, 0 nays. (Transcript citation: 6382.37 → 6390.765 close.) - Conference report to SB 37 (Motor Vehicle Commission changes): adopted 96 yays, 0 nays. (Transcript citation: 6143.95 → 6151.79 close.) - Conference report to SB 42 (perinatal behavioral health): adopted 82 yays, 16 nays. (Transcript citation: 6718.5195 → 6765.045 close.) - Conference report to HB 77 (TOPS / excellence award): adopted 99 yays, 0 nays. (Transcript citation: 8741.295 → 8765.555 close.)
- Selected enacted conference committee reports and bills (not exhaustive; transcript lists many further reports and items): House bills and conference reports concerning severance tax reporting (HB 5 18), tax incentive rules (HB 5 35), various treasury/funds bills (HB 4 61, HB 4 63, HB 4 73), and tax administration (SB 162) were taken up and conference reports adopted; where the transcript recorded tallies those are noted above. Several items—particularly routine enrollment and committee messages—were announced without floor debate.
Notes on vote tallies and transcript coverage: - The transcript records many machine closes and tallies; where a numerical tally appears in the transcript it is included above. For several actions the transcript records acceptance or concurrence without a single summarized tally visible in the recorded excerpt; those items are listed with the outcome "concurred" or "adopted" and a note that the transcript did not supply a single summary tally for the motion in the provided excerpt. - If a bill or conference report is referenced in the transcript but no vote tally is printed in the excerpt, the entry below marks the tally as not specified and records the mover and outcome.
What to watch next: Several conference committees remained active at recess; the presiding officers asked conferees to finalize outstanding conference reports after a brief recess so the House could dispose of the remaining items before sine die.
