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Votes at a glance: House passes seven bills on third-reading consent list
Summary
The Wyoming House passed seven bills on third-reading consent after the reading clerk listed and members voted on the consent list; one bill (HB294) was removed earlier for amendment and was not part of the consent passage.
The Wyoming House passed seven bills from the third-reading consent list on Monday after the clerk read each bill and members voted by roll call.
The consent list originally included eight bills but Representative Harshman removed House Bill 294 because an amendment was pending. The seven bills read and passed on third reading were:
- House Bill 81 (Regulatory reduction; mortgage loan origination licensing) — vote recorded: 59 aye, 3 excused. - House Bill 219 (County and municipal roads on state lands; easements) — vote recorded: 58 aye, 1 no, 3 excused. - House Bill 234 (Second Amendment Financial Privacy Act amendments) — vote recorded: 56 aye, 3 no, 3 excused. - House Bill 264 (Central bank digital currencies prohibitions) — vote recorded: 50 aye, 9 no, 3 excused. - House Bill 299 (Online sports wagering amendments) — vote recorded: 45 aye, 14 no, 3 excused. - House Bill 311 (Exemption for transported fuel and power sales amendments) — vote recorded: 55 aye, 4 no, 3 excused. - House Bill 323 (SNAP benefits waiver request amendments) — vote recorded: 48 aye, 11 no, 3 excused.
The reading clerk announced each bill’s blurb before the roll-call. For example, the clerk read that House Bill 311 “sponsored by Representative Locke [is] exemption for transported fuel and power sales amendments, an act relating to taxation and revenue,” and similar one-line descriptions were read for each bill before the vote.
Having received the affirmative vote of a majority of members elected to the House, the clerk announced the bills had passed and they will be enrolled and transmitted according to usual procedures.
