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Missouri House Rules Committee advances more than a dozen bills, several on close votes
Summary
The Missouri House Legislative Rules Committee voted to advance a package of bills to the full House, approving multiple measures — some unanimously and several by narrow margins — and postponing action on one item.
The Missouri House of Representatives Legislative Rules Committee advanced a package of bills during its session, approving more than a dozen measures and sending them to the full House for further consideration.
The committee approved a mix of unanimous and divided votes. Several bills passed unanimously or by lopsided margins; a few drew close roll-call results. One bill, House Bill 6 71, was held for possible later action.
Why it matters: The Rules Committee determines whether measures move forward on the House floor. By granting "do pass" recommendations, the committee cleared these measures for debate or further action by the full House.
Votes at a glance
- House Committee substitute for House Bills 195 and 119: Committee moved the bill as "do pass." The committee recorded a 6–3 vote in favor.…
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