Votes at a glance: committee actions on three bills (HB462, HB274, HB134)

Three formal committee outcomes were recorded during the hearing.

House Bill 462 (increasing the notice period for nonpayment of rent): The committee recorded a "due pass" recommendation. Committee roll call on the motion for due pass recorded votes that produced a 4–2 outcome in favor of due pass (votes recorded in the transcript show a split roll call with two members voting no). The committee chair announced: "on a vote of 4–2 there is a due pass for House Bill 462."

House Bill 274 (trafficking fentanyl as a first‑degree felony): After testimony for and against the bill, the committee adopted a motion to table. The roll call on tabling was 4 votes to table and 2 opposed (yes—Representative Romero, Representative Thompson, the vice chair, the chair; no—Representative Block, Representative Ward). The committee announced the bill was tabled.

House Bill 134 (committee substitute; delinquency act changes): The committee substitute was also tabled by roll call (4–2). Recorded yes votes to table included Representative Romero, Representative Thompson, the vice chair and the chair; recorded no votes included Representative Locke and Representative Lord. The chair announced: "On a vote of 4 to 2, your bill has been tabled."

Each of the above outcomes was recorded in the committee transcript at the time of roll call; tabling keeps a bill in committee without advancing it to the floor and allows sponsors to revise or reschedule the measure.

Votes (recorded excerpts)

- HB462: Motion for due pass — outcome: due pass; recorded result: 4 yes, 2 no (names in roll: Representative Romero and Representative Thompson among yes votes; Representative Locke and Representative Lord among no votes as shown earlier in the transcript).

- HB274: Motion to table — outcome: tabled; roll call recorded yes—Representative Romero, Representative Thompson, Vice Chair, Chair; no—Representative Block, Representative Ward; final announced: "Your bill has been tabled, for house bill 274."

- HB134 (committee substitute): Motion to table — outcome: tabled; roll call recorded yes—Representative Romero, Representative Thompson, Vice Chair, Chair; no—Representative Locke, Representative Lord; final announced: "On a vote of 4 to 2, your bill has been tabled."

Notes: Vote records shown here reflect the roll calls announced in the committee transcript. Where member first names were not provided in the roll, the transcript roll identifiers (Representative + last name) are used.