Votes at a glance: House session actions and roll calls
Summary
The House approved a mix of local bills, statewide statutes, resolutions and substitutes on Thursday. This roundup lists final passage outcomes and the recorded tallies where the transcript recorded them.
The Alabama House completed a range of votes during the floor session. Items below are the final outcomes as recorded on the House floor and in the session transcript; where a recorded roll‑call tally was made, it is shown.
- HB 210 (Calhoun County local bill): Passed. Recorded vote: 32 ayes, 0 nays. - HB 213 (Calhoun County local bill): Passed. Recorded vote: 18 ayes, 0 nays. - HB 215 (Calhoun County local bill): Passed. Recorded vote: 50 ayes, 1 nay. - HB 188 (Alabama Law Enforcement Officers Family Scholarship): Passed (covered in full article above). Recorded vote reported on floor after substitute and amendment adoptions. - HB 199 (Juvenile electronic monitoring and detention language): Passed as amended (covered above). Recorded vote reported as unanimous on the transcript. - SB 70 (Alabama Veterans Resource Center): Passed as substituted; committee substitute and amendment adopted. - HB 216 (Houston Hunter Act — voluntary firearm surrender protections): Passed as substituted. Recorded vote: 98 ayes, 2 nays. - HB 164 (Small Estates Act revisions): Passed. Recorded vote: 100 ayes, 0 nays (committee bill adopted and final passage recorded). - HB 137 (ALEA/SBI wire intercept authority; remove sunset, interpreter access): Passed as substituted. Recorded roll call noted in transcript. - HB 92 (Seagrass task force; 10‑year plan): Passed as substituted. Recorded vote: 101 ayes, 0 nays. - HB 9 (Literacy act changes; ban on three‑cueing): Passed as substituted. Recorded vote: 101 ayes, 0 nays. - HB 134 (Motor vehicle fines/fee distributions for municipalities and counties): Passed. Recorded vote: 100 ayes, 0 nays. - HB 140 (Public Utilities sewer systems, permissive regulation by PSC): Passed. Recorded vote: 98 ayes, 0 nays; one recorded abstention noted in transcript for final passage.
Many other resolutions, local bills and ceremonial measures were adopted by voice vote or unanimous consent during the session; the House also approved committee reports and left the journal open until reconvening. For detailed debate and amendments, see individual articles on bills that prompted substantive floor discussion.
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