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Votes at a glance: Key House actions Feb. 5, 2025
Summary
The House recorded final action on multiple bills Feb. 5. This roundup lists each bill mentioned on the floor with committee recommendation and the recorded final vote where available from the transcript.
Below are bills the House considered on Feb. 5, 2025, with committee recommendations and the final recorded floor outcome as stated on the chamber record.
- House Bill 11-23 (fees charged by the Insurance Commissioner): Committee recommended do pass as amended; floor declared bill passed (fiscal note cited ~$1,459,000 for 2025–27).
- House Bill 13-45 (vehicle registration: gross vehicle weight rating language): Transportation Committee recommended do pass; final vote recorded 91 yeas, 0 nays — passed.
- House Bill 13-68 (Administrative Rules Committee authority to void rules): Political Subdivisions Committee recommended do pass as amended; final vote recorded 84 yeas, 7 nays — passed.
- House Bill 15-58 (parental-loss restitution for children of criminal vehicular homicide victims): Judiciary Committee recommended do pass; final vote recorded 84 yeas, 8 nays — passed.
- House Bill 15-99 (shared leave for state employees): Government and Veterans Affairs Committee recommended do pass; final vote recorded 92 yeas, 0 nays — passed.
- House Bill 11-18 (temporary registration permits / placement and validity): Transportation Committee recommended do pass; final vote recorded 92 yeas, 0 nays — passed.
- House Bill 14-32 (military sacrifice license plates): Transportation Committee recommended do pass; final vote recorded 92 yeas, 0 nays — passed.
- House Bill 15-21 (motor vehicle excise tax exemption for enrolled tribal members): Transportation Committee recommended do not pass; final vote recorded 19 yeas, 73 nays — failed.
- House Bill 14-92 (appropriation for science museum construction pass-through grant): Education Committee recommended do not pass; final vote recorded 2 yeas, 90 nays — failed.
- House Bill 13-98 (publication of insurance annual abstracts): Industry, Business, and Labor Committee recommended do pass; final vote recorded 86 yeas, 6 nays — passed.
- House Bill 15-23 (Parks & Recreation ski-resort infrastructure grant): Agriculture Committee recommended do not pass; final vote recorded 39 yeas, 52 nays — failed.
- House Bill 15-09 (refund process for assessments collected by the North Dakota Oilseed Council): Agriculture Committee recommended do pass as amended; final vote recorded 92 yeas, 0 nays — passed.
- House Bill 15-54 (changes to North Dakota Outdoor Heritage Advisory Board membership and voting): Energy & Natural Resources Committee recommended do pass; final vote recorded 90 yeas, 1 nay — passed.
- House Bill 15-20 (transfer state real property to the North Dakota National Guard for construction of a training and storage facility): Finance & Taxation Committee recommended do pass; final vote recorded 91 yeas, 0 nays — passed.
Many additional consent-calendar items were approved by voice or unanimous recorded vote; the clerk reported those items as passed on the consent calendar. For bills where transcript vote text was garbled or not explicit, this roundup uses the floor-recorded tallies as stated on the transcript. Consult the official House journal for certified vote tallies and bill text.
