Committee reports: roll‑call outcomes on dozens of bills; subcommittees advance multiple health, labor and infrastructure measures

At a meeting of the House Committee on Labor and Commerce, subcommittee chairs presented reports and the full committee recorded outcomes on a broad set of bills spanning financial services, insurance mandates, worker protections, utility and energy matters, and housing‑related labor rules. Committees voted to report a large number of bills — many to appropriations — and several were approved by recorded roll calls.

Votes at a glance (bill → committee action and recorded roll results as announced in the meeting)

- HB 1942 (money transmitters; licensure/supervision) — reported to committee; recorded vote: 20‑1 (report with recommendation). - HB 2100 (Medicare supplement open enrollment rules; substitute adopted) — reported with substitute; recorded tally as announced in the hearing record (tally text in transcript unclear; recorded as "measure passes" in committee record). (vote tally: not specified in transcript record for roll call) - HB 2371 (coverage for contraceptive drugs/devices; amendment; referral to appropriations) — reported with amendment; recorded vote: 14‑7. - HB 2208 (at‑home blood pressure monitors substitute; referral to appropriations) — reported with substitute; recorded vote: 12‑9 (reported and referred to appropriations). - HB 2250 (step therapy…