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Votes at a glance: bills advanced and final‑pass votes during Feb. 4 House session
Summary
A roundup of recorded floor and committee votes taken during the Feb. 4 Wyoming House session, including final passage and committee outcomes for several bills.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Lawmakers on Feb. 4 recorded outcomes on several bills during the House floor session. The following are the recorded results reported on the transcript or announced by the chief clerk.
Votes at a glance
- House Bill 54 (chancery court/district and circuit court assistance): Passed final passage in the House. Recorded vote: 58 ayes, 1 no, 3 excused.
- House Bill 168 (cultivated meat prohibition, "for human consumption" language added in amendment): Adopted amendments; final passage recorded: 42 ayes, 17 no, 3 excused.
- House Bill 271 (common school accounts spending policy / investment of state funds): Multiple amendments debated; final passage recorded: 32 ayes, 27 no, 3 excused.
- House Bill 270 (permanent mineral trust fund spending policy): Third‑reading amendments divided and debated; final passage recorded: 33 ayes, 26 no, 3 excused.
- House Bill 238 (ballot harvesting prohibition, second reading amendment 1 — notice and substitute ballot): A recorded roll‑call on an amendment requiring county clerks to notify persons whose ballots are not tabulated and allow a 7‑day substitute ballot failed: 26 ayes, 30 no, 3 excused.
Other procedural notes
- Several bills were set on second and third reading without recorded debate at this session, including a list of bills read on second reading earlier in the morning.
Why it matters: These are formal recorded outcomes that will affect state law, budgets and administrative procedures. The votes included both final passage and significant committee/floor amendments that change statutory language or fiscal profiles.
Sources: Chief Clerk roll calls and floor announcements as recorded in the Feb. 4 House transcript.
