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House Committee on Election Integrity reports House Joint Resolution B after 6-3 vote
Summary
At a meeting of the House Committee on Election Integrity, members adopted the March 4 minutes by unanimous consent and reported House Joint Resolution B with a recommendation after a roll-call vote of six yeas and three nays.
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The House Committee on Election Integrity reported House Joint Resolution B with a recommendation after a roll-call vote of six yeas and three nays, the committee recorded in its minutes. The committee also adopted the minutes from its March 4 meeting by unanimous consent.
The procedural actions occurred during a brief committee meeting in which Representative Fox moved to adopt the March 4 minutes and later moved to report House Joint Resolution B with a recommendation. The clerk conducted a roll-call on the motion to report; the clerk announced six yeas, three nays and no passes. The committee then recorded that the joint resolution was reported with recommendation and later stated that the joint resolution was adopted.
On the roll call for the motion to report, the clerk recorded the following votes: Chair Smith, yes; Representative Fox, yes; Altman, yes; Alexander, yes; Odley, yes; Pablo, yes; Wooden, no; Bolzarth, no; Song, no. The clerk also noted that the committee had a quorum before taking the votes.
There were no further substantive debates, amendments, or statutory references recorded in the meeting excerpt. The clerk noted that the committee's recorded cards would be reflected in the minutes. With no additional business, the committee stood adjourned.
Votes at a glance: House Joint Resolution B โ reported with recommendation; roll-call: 6 yeas, 3 nays, 0 abstentions; outcome recorded as reported with recommendation and later stated as adopted by the committee.
