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Votes at a glance: Key House floor actions, March 4, 2025
Summary
The Utah House acted on dozens of bills on March 4. This roundup lists final outcomes for bills called on the House floor, including consent- and concurrence-calendar items and several third-reading measures.
The Utah House considered and recorded final actions on a large number of bills on March 4, 2025. Below are concise outcomes for each bill recorded on the House floor, with the vote tally when taken.
Votes recorded on the floor (selection of bills and outcomes):
- SB 2 30 (Utah resident terminology amendments) — Passed 69 yes, 2 no (concurrence calendar/consent). - SB 65 (Medication-assisted treatment protections in residential treatment) — Passed 66 yes, 3 no. - SB 286 (criminal plea withdrawal amendments) — Passed 68 yes, 0 no. - HB 20 (Property tax code recodification, second substitute) — Passed 73 yes, 0 no (concurrence). - HB 60 (State tax amendments, substitute) — Passed 69 yes, 0 no (concurrence). - HB 195 (Firearm retention amendments, first substitute) — Passed 65 yes, 5 no. - HB 209 (Homeschool amendments, third substitute) — Passed 62 yes, 13 no. - HB 152 (Health care facilities amendments, first substitute) — Passed 74 yes, 0 no. - SB 38 (Manufacturing modernization grant sunset extension) — Passed 51 yes, 21 no. - SB 2 (New fiscal year supplemental appropriation act) — Passed 70 yes, 0 no. - SB 8 (State agency fees and internal service fund rates, first substitute) — Passed 72 yes, 0 no. - SB 9 (Revenue bond and capital facilities amendments) — Passed 70 yes, 0 no. - SB 35 (Statewide online education program modifications) — Passed 72 yes, 0 no. - SB 51 (Commercial vehicle registration amendments) — Passed 67 yes, 0 no. - SB 171 (Indigent defense amendments, third substitute) — Passed 71 yes, 0 no.
Failed on the floor:
- SB 182 (First substitute; code red heat/cold shelter authority) — Failed 21 yes, 49 no. - SB 78 (First substitute; ombudsman for homeless individuals) — Failed 35 yes, 40 no.
Notes: Many committee reports were adopted by voice vote earlier in the session and sent back to rules. Several bills listed above were on the consent or concurrence calendars and received brief floor action; individual line-item or policy debates were limited or waived. Bills that passed the House will be signed by the Speaker and transmitted to the Senate as required for the next steps; failed measures will be filed.
