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Votes at a glance: Third‑reading roll calls and outcomes on bills brought to the House floor
Summary
Several bills were read a third time on the House floor and the House recorded roll-call votes; the list below shows each bill with the recorded tally where provided in the transcript.
The House recorded final or third‑reading votes on multiple bills during the session. The transcript records the vote tallies and announced outcomes for the bills below.
- House Bill 431 (Judicial Standards Commission revisions): 100 yea, 0 nay — Passed the House. - House Bill 468 (revised laws related to watercraft): 100 yea, 0 nay — Passed the House. - House Bill 259: 56 yea, 44 nay — Passed the House. - House Bill 503 (traffic law revisions concerning evading/fleeing a peace officer): 85 yea, 15 nay — Passed the House. - House Bill 428 (workers' compensation revisions): 100 yea, 0 nay — Passed the House. - House Bill 447 (respiratory care interstate compact): 99 yea, 1 nay — Passed the House. - House Bill 357: 88 yea, 12 nay — Passed the House. - House Bill 475 (restrictions on restraints on women during childbirth): 100 yea, 0 nay — Passed the House. - House Bill 467: 64 yea, 36 nay — Passed the House.
Each of the bills above was announced as having been read three times; the clerk recorded the roll-call tallies shown. Where a roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript, it is shown above exactly as announced by the clerk. If additional roll-call or committee actions on these bills occurred earlier in the session, those are covered in separate committee records.
Why it matters: The roll-call tallies are the official record of the House’s passage for these measures; interested parties should consult the official House journal or bill text for full descriptions and next steps to the Senate or enrolment.
