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Votes at a glance: House action Feb. 6 — committee reports, divisions and roll calls on dozens of bills
Summary
The House considered numerous committee reports, division votes and roll calls on Feb. 6. Several bills were ruled inexpedient to legislate, some measures advanced, and a number of resolutions and committee reports were adopted by recorded or division votes.
The New Hampshire House took dozens of committee reports and motions on Feb. 6, 2025. Several of the most consequential floor outcomes are summarized below. This roundup lists each bill or resolution as reflected in the House record and the result recorded on the floor.
Joint convention and routine motions
- The House adopted a resolution asking the Senate to meet in joint convention for the governor’s budget address; the joint convention convened and adjourned after the governor’s presentation (adopted on voice vote).
Consent calendar and referrals
- The consent calendar was adopted by voice vote; several bills were referred to committees as announced from the floor (no roll call recorded for the consent calendar adoption).
Selected committee reports and floor votes (outcomes as recorded on Feb. 6)
- HB 346 (licensure fees for race tracks): The House ultimately adopted the motion that the bill is inexpedient to legislate (I/L); reported vote recorded in the journal as 185 in favor of I/L, 183 opposed.
- HB 127 (extension of OHRV…
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