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Votes at a glance: Third-reading bills passed by the Montana House
Summary
The House passed a set of third-reading bills covering wolf hunting quotas, school levy restructuring, election and clerk/recorder rules, and initiative signature disclosure; vote tallies are listed for each bill recorded on the floor.
Several bills received final consideration on third reading during the session and the House recorded votes on each. Below are the bills read and their recorded outcomes as shown in the transcript.
- House Bill 176 (Manus) — "Require unlimited wolf hunting quota when population is at or above 450 wolves." Vote: 56 ayes, 44 no. Outcome: Passed.
- House Bill 156 (BD) — "Revise education funding laws by replacing school district based levies with countywide based levies." Vote: 81 ayes, 19 no. Outcome: Passed.
- House Bill 179 (Mitchell) — "Revise election laws related to inactive voter status." Vote: 58 ayes, 42 no. Outcome: Passed.
- House Bill 192 (Darling) — "Revised county clerk and recorder fee for recording documents." Vote: 87 ayes, 13 no. Outcome: Passed.
- House Bill 193 (Darling) — "Require signature for voter registration cancellation." Vote: 100 ayes, 0 no. Outcome: Passed.
- House Bill 201 (Mitchell) — "Require disclosure of paid signature gatherers for initiatives." Vote: 59 ayes, 41 no. Outcome: Passed.
- House Bill 226 (Springer) — "Provide for illegal employment and government accountability law." Vote: 87 ayes, 13 no. Outcome: Passed.
- House Bill 246 (Buttry) — "Provide for standardization of substantial equivalency determinations and professional licensing." Vote: 100 ayes, 0 no. Outcome: Passed.
- House Bill 276 (Greg) — "Standardized service of process for professional licenses." Vote: 100 ayes, 0 no. Outcome: Passed.
Transcript recorded the title and vote tally for each bill as above. The transcript does not include further floor debate details for these measures beyond their titles and the recorded tallies during third-reading consideration.
