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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions, March 5, 2025
Summary
The Utah House took final action March 5 on a range of bills. This roundup lists each bill, brief description when available, and the floor outcome and tally as announced on the record.
The House recorded final floor outcomes March 5 for multiple bills. Where the clerk announced a tally on the record, it is included below.
Votes at a glance
- Second substitute, House Bill 488 (federalism amendments by Representative Ivory) — Passed; recorded as 67 yes, 0 no; sent to the Senate for signature.
- Seventh substitute, Senate Bill 195 (transportation-related conference report) — Passed; recorded as 61 yes, 9 no; sent to the Senate for signature.
- SJR 6 (joint resolution supporting state jurisdiction under federalism) — Passed; 57 yes, 8 no; transmitted to the Senate for signature.
- First substitute, SJR 7 (joint resolution on election governance) — Passed; 63 yes, 9 no; transmitted to the Senate.
- Second substitute, House Bill 21 (criminal code recodification & cross references) — Final passage recorded as 74 yes, 0 no; sent to the Senate for signature.
- Second substitute, HB 75 (reauthorization of administrative rules) — Passed; recorded as 72 yes, 0 no.
- Third substitute, HB 100 (food security amendments) — Passed; recorded as 47 yes, 24 no; sent to the Senate.
- First substitute, SB 283 (funds amendments) — Passed; recorded as 71 yes, 0 no; sent to the Senate.
- First substitute, SB 16 (property tax notice coordinating substitute) — Passed; recorded as 73 yes, 0 no; sent to the Senate.
- Second substitute, SB 52 (vehicle registration modifications) — Passed; recorded as 66 yes, 6 no; sent to the Senate.
- First substitute, SB 189 (childcare services amendments) — Bill was circled for further consideration earlier in the day; subsequently encircled/uncircled per calendar notes (no final floor tally recorded in excerpt provided).
Notes and context
- Several bills were “circled” (placed for later consideration) or recalled to the House for reconsideration during the session; those procedural moves are noted in the official record and reflected above when final tallies were announced.
- For bills with significant floor debate, separate articles summarize discussion and outcomes (for example, SB 333 on tax increment financing for major sporting-event venues, and SB 203 and SB 204 on judiciary matters).
