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Votes at a glance: Selected House floor actions, April 21, 2025
Summary
The House recorded multiple concurrence and conference-report adoptions on April 21, including approvals of child-care, Choice program, tax-incentive, gaming and signal-jammer measures; the roundup lists each bill, the floor action, and recorded tallies where announced on the floor.
The Indiana House took multiple recorded votes on April 21. Below are the items recorded on the floor during this session and the outcomes announced by the clerk.
- House Bill 12-53 — concurrence with Senate amendments (child-care regulation); adoption announced as 72 ayes, 0 nays. (See separate coverage.)
- House Bill 13-91 — concurrence with Senate amendments (Choice program/area agencies on aging); adoption announced on the floor. Vote tally: 68 ayes, 0 nays (as announced during proceedings). (See separate coverage.)
- House Bill 16-01 — concurrence with Senate amendments (tax-incentive 'quantum quarter'); adoption announced as 61 ayes, 24 nays. (See separate coverage.)
- House Bill 10-53 — adoption of conference committee report (gaming & horse-racing agency matters): conference report adopted; clerk announced 76 ayes, 10 nays. (See separate coverage.)
- Senate Bill 26 — adoption of conference committee report (signal jammers): conference report adopted; clerk announced 83 ayes, 8 nays. (See separate coverage.)
- House Bill 14-60 — concurrence with Senate amendment (floor discussion referenced NOAA rain gauge language): concurrence adopted; clerk announced 59 ayes, 18 nays.
- Additional floor actions noted during the session included committee appointments and scheduling motions; where roll tallies or details were not read on the floor for specific motions, the transcript indicates adoption but does not specify a numerical tally and is marked here as “not specified.”
Note: This roundup lists items that were the subject of recorded floor action during the session. Separate articles cover bills where floor debate included substantive policy description or explanation by sponsors.
