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Votes at a glance: Key House floor actions and final passage tallies
Summary
The House recorded final passage on multiple bills during the Feb. 11 session. This roundup lists bills discussed on the floor with final outcomes and the roll-call tallies reported in the transcript where available.
The House took final action on a number of bills during the recorded floor session. Below are bills called for final passage or otherwise reported as passed in the transcript, with the outcome and vote tally where the transcript recorded a roll call.
- House Bill 1005 (residential infrastructure assistance / private plan reviewers): passed, roll call 92-0. - House Bill 10-64 (school extracurricular admissions/cash option and IHSA language changes): passed, roll call 66-25. - House Bill 11-03 (prohibiting state agencies from operating taxpayer-funded offices in countries designated as foreign adversaries): passed, roll call 89-0. - House Bill 11-31 (local government exit from Unigov / Cumberland): passed, roll call 89-3. - House Bill 11-44 (creation of new trial courts): passed, roll call 91-0. - House Bill 11-72 (office of entrepreneurship and innovation / commerce vertical): passed, roll call 86-6. - House Bill 12-32 (IDACS data entry timelines and ICJI grant ties): passed, roll call 92-0. - House Bill 12-45 (state-park vehicle surcharge of $1 for local public safety and infrastructure): passed, roll call 77-11. - House Bill 12-53 (childcare licensing and multi-site licensing): passed, roll call 90-0. - House Bill 12-89 (employment social enterprises definition and workforce supports): passed, roll call 90-0. - House Bill 13-54 (veterinary practice updates / Board of Veterinary Medicine changes): passed, roll call 91-0. - House Bill 13-82 (dealer services / motor vehicle merchandising cleanup): passed, roll call 89-0. - House Bill 14-12 (child-abuse mandated reporter penalties and reporting corrections): passed, roll call 91-0. - House Bill 14-13 (rape kit backlog grant fund): passed, roll call 91-0. - House Bill 14-16 (human trafficking awareness posters, training requirements): passed, roll call 91-0. - House Bill 15-21 (consumer DNA/genetic testing protections): passed, roll call 91-0. - House Bill 15-23 (local government investment flexibility update / held harmless language): passed, roll call 88-4. - House Bill 15-62 (food/agriculture measures discussed on the floor): passed, roll call 90-0. - House Bill 16-08 (esports economic development study): passed, roll call 74-17. - House Bill 16-34 (numeracy instruction and screeners for early grades): passed, roll call 90-0. - House Bill 16-60 (4-H and FFA absence protections): passed, roll call 90-0. - House Bill 16-80 (election administration technical clarifications and poll watcher language): passed, roll call 65-25.
Where the transcript did not include a roll-call tally for a bill, the floor record described the bill as "passed" and the clerk was directed to inform the Senate. For bills with recorded tallies the vote counts above match the roll-call totals stated in the transcript.
Why it matters: The list groups bills the House advanced by final passage on the floor that day; several items change state administrative practice, program funding, or regulatory language with statewide effect.
