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Votes at a glance: multiple House bills receive committee 'do pass' recommendations and referred to engrossing
Summary
During Wednesday’s floor session the Committee of the Whole recommended several bills to 'do pass'; the House adopted the committee report and referred the measures to engrossing. Debate on most bills was brief; several received technical or committee amendments.
The Arizona House of Representatives moved multiple bills forward during Wednesday’s floor session after Committee of the Whole consideration and brief floor actions. Most items on the calendar received committee recommendations and were referred to engrossing with little floor debate.
Key outcomes (committee of the whole recommendations and House action):
- HB 2006: Committee recommended do pass. Referred to engrossing. (Mover: committee representative; floor discussion: none recorded.)
- HB 2007: Committee recommended do pass. Referred to engrossing. (Committee motion; no extended floor debate.)
- HB 2046: Committee recommended do pass. Referred to engrossing. Representative Collin explained the bill improves hand-count audit timing for elections and confirmed a 24-hour flexibility is already included in current language.
- HB 2050: Committee recommended do pass. Referred to engrossing. Sponsor described the bill as cleanup to align provisional-ballot data language with stakeholder expectations.
- HB 2153: Committee recommended do pass as amended; House adopted committee amendment and referred bill to engrossing.
- HB 2033: Committee on Commerce recommended the bill do pass as amended; the House approved the committee recommendation after adoption of a technical floor amendment. (Mover: Representative Livingston.)
- HB 2065: Committee on Government recommended do pass as amended; the House approved committee and subfloor amendments and referred the bill to engrossing. (Movers: Representative Gress and Representative Blackman for the committee amendment.)
- HB 2113: Committee on Government recommended do pass as amended; the House approved committee and subfloor amendments and referred the bill to engrossing. Sponsor said the subfloor amendment addresses lingering constitutional concerns. (Mover: Representative Kupfer.)
Procedure notes: committee recommendations were read in the Committee of the Whole and the clerk entered the actions in the House journal. Where floor or subfloor amendments were proposed, members moved and adopted those amendments before the House voted to accept the committee reports. Except for HB 2062 (separately reported), most bills were advanced with only brief floor explanation or technical corrections.
