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Votes at a glance: House advances multiple bills in April session
Summary
Several bills on the House calendar were adopted on second or third reading during the session. The votes below reflect the floor record; where roll call tallies were not read into the transcript, the outcome is recorded and vote counts are listed as not specified.
The following is a concise list of bills and formal outcomes recorded on the House floor during the session. Items listed reflect the session transcript and floor outcomes; specific vote tallies are included where the transcript reports them, otherwise tallies are "not specified." Many of these measures passed on second reading; a few were adopted on third reading.
Votes recorded in the session:
- House Bill 31 75 — adoption on third reading. Outcome: adopted (third reading). Vote tally: not specified in transcript.
- House Bill 31 63 — adoption on third reading. Outcome: adopted (third reading). Vote tally: not specified in transcript.
- House Bill 31 29 (reported as 03/1929 in committee report) — adoption on third reading. Outcome: adopted (third reading). Vote tally: not specified in transcript.
- House Bill 30 58 — amendment 1 adopted; bill received second reading. Outcome: amendment adopted; bill advanced to second reading (see separate coverage for full debate). Vote tally: amendment adopted by voice vote; roll call for second reading conducted, tally not specified in transcript.
- House Bill 32 58 — amendment 1 (committee) adopted (requires vendor training for mobile alert systems); bill passed second reading. Outcome: adopted on second reading. Vote tally: recorded as passed; precise tally not specified.
- House Bill 37 78 — amendment 1 adopted; bill passed second reading (weather days/makeup‑day rules). Outcome: adopted on second reading. Vote tally: recorded as passed; precise tally not specified.
- House Bill 32 50 — receives second reading (repeal of antiquated library computer compatibility requirement). Outcome: advanced on second reading. Vote tally: not specified.
- House Bill 32 51 — receives second reading (repeal of metric program requirement). Outcome: advanced on second reading. Vote tally: not specified.
- House Bill 41 34 — second reading passed; transcript records a roll call tally of 90 to 19 on second reading. Outcome: passed second reading. Vote tally: 90 yes, 19 no (as recorded on the floor).
- House Bill 39 25 — second reading received; committee summary and roll call recorded. Outcome: received second reading. Vote tally: not clearly specified in the transcript (tabulation text is present but not a clear numeric tally).
Confirmation votes recorded:
- Confirmation of James Pat Patterson Severance Jr. as Lee County Master in Equity — confirmed by the House on voice or roll call; transcript records the confirmation as approved, precise tally not specified in the transcript.
Procedural notes: Many committee amendments were adopted on the floor before bills were given second reading. Where the transcript reports a specific roll call tally (for example, House Bill 41 34), that tally is noted above. For other items the floor record notes that a roll call was held and the bill "received second reading" or "is adopted" but does not print the numeric result in the excerpt.
For further details on bills with substantive floor debate (for example House Bill 30 58), see the separate article dedicated to that measure.
