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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions and outcomes
Summary
A round-up of roll-call results and final outcomes from the House floor session. Includes final-passage tallies and brief descriptions for bills that received recorded votes during the session.
This summary lists notable recorded votes and formally announced actions from the House floor on the day in question. It covers final passage tallies and short descriptions based on floor explanations. For the full roll-call record see the official House minutes and clerk's machine vote tallies.
- House Bill 1154 (motion to reconsider & amendment): sponsor sought reconsideration and a reverse repealer amendment; amendment adopted on the floor and the bill later recorded as passed (machine tally reported on floor: 91 yays, 15 nays during the earlier vote sequence on this calendar item).
- House Bill 1432 (charter modernization): committee substitute and amendments adopted on the floor; final passage recorded in the transcript as passed on the floor (final tally reported in chamber remarks when clerk closed machine; exact machine roll-call to be confirmed in clerk minutes).
- House Bill 175 (cancer / Medicaid patient access/generic description): called and read; bill explanation and vote were taken on the floor and bill advanced (see clerk for tally).
- House Bill 861 (victim/witness immunity for minor offenses connected to sexual-assault reporting): passed by recorded vote; transcript records passage with a machine vote reported as about 115 yays, 0 nays.
- House Bill 5531 (Rural Dentistry Scholarship expansion): passed on the floor; recorded machine tally announced as 14 yays, 0 nays.
- House Bill 609/660 and other appropriations/procurement brief votes: multiple bills on the calendar were advanced, amended or passed; some were held or tabled as noted in the transcript.
- House Bill 849 (APRN/CRNA scope): passed after extensive debate; the transcript records the final tally as 75 yeas and 33 nays.
- House Bill 938 (hearing officer for disputed solid-waste bills): brief floor consideration and final passage recorded (machine tally announced on floor: 115 yays, 0 nays for items of that sequence).
- Multiple memorial/highway-designation bills and other ceremonial measures: numerous name-and-designation bills passed; many recorded tallies in the transcript show near-unanimous ayes (counts commonly 116 or 118 yays, 0 nays for the naming measures).
Notes on accuracy: these items summarize votes as announced on the floor during the session transcript. Some precise machine vote printouts and member-by-member tallies are available only in the clerk's official record; where the transcript provides only the floor announcement the summary reflects the announced totals.
If you need the full roll-call by bill and member, I can extract the clerk's machine tallies (requires the clerk printout or the official recorded vote export).
