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Votes at a glance: Senate floor motions and third-reading outcomes
Summary
The Senate adopted numerous committee reports and passed multiple bills on third reading during the session. This roundup lists the bills called on third reading and their recorded floor votes as announced in the transcript.
The Senate considered many bills on third reading and recorded final votes on a range of measures. The following summary lists bills called on third reading in the transcript and the vote counts reported on the floor. Where the transcript recorded only the clerk's tally, that tally is shown.
- Senate Bill 12 (transfer county printing duties to Department of Administration): Passed 45-4. - Senate Bill 147 (Montana Indian welfare revisions): Passed 30-19. - Senate Bill 181 (Indian education revisions): Passed 29-20. - Senate Bill 228 (public charging stations for electric vehicles): Passed 46-3. - Senate Bill 288 (expedite seized property laws): Passed 49-0. - Senate Bill 272 (conduct rules for child-protection specialists): vote not specified in transcript extract. - Senate Bill 306 (prohibit tax deed to foreign entity): Passed 49-0. - Senate Joint Resolution 10 (honoring NCSLfiftieth anniversary): Passed 49-0. - House Bill 61 (revised inter-entity loan process): Passed 38-11. - House Bill 75 (public-safety officer certification standards): Passed 49-0. - House Bill 66 (adopt recent federal military codes/regulations): Passed 48-1. - House Bill 63 (extend application of bond-validating act): Passed 44-5.
Several of the bills recorded in the transcript were adopted without recorded floor opposition (49-0 in the clerk's announcements). Not every bill called on third reading in the transcript included an audible roll call in the excerpt; where a tally was announced by the clerk it is printed above. For procedural context, the Senate also adopted a committee of the whole report recommending several bills do pass or do pass as amended; the committee report adoption was recorded 46-2 on the floor.
