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Votes at a glance: Education Committee actions, Oct. 12
Summary
Summary of roll‑call outcomes recorded in the House Education Committee on Oct. 12, including committee recommendations and recorded vote tallies.
The House Education Committee recorded votes and committee actions during the Oct. 12 session. Below are the bills the committee voted on or acted on during the hearing, with the outcome recorded in the hearing transcript.
House Bill 1404 — North Dakota Scholarship (NDA Plus and military coursework) Motion: Due pass (moved by Rep. Hager; second Rep. Marshall) Vote: 13 yes, 1 no; carrier: Rep. Marshall Recorded roll: Heineert (yes); Schreiberbeck (yes); Conmey (yes); Hager (yes); Huddleston (yes); Hauck (yes); Hileman (yes); Jonas (yes); Longmeer (yes); Mackie (no); Marshall (yes); Morton (yes); Novak (yes); Osowski (yes).
House Bill 1288 — (motion for do not pass) Motion: Do not pass (moved by Rep. Jonas; seconded by Rep. Hager) Vote: 9 yes, 5 no; committee recorded result 9‑5 Recorded roll (selected): Heineert (yes); Schreiberbeck (yes); Conmey (yes); Hager (yes); Havelstead/Havelstead variant (yes); Hauck (yes); Hileman (no); Jonas (yes); Longmire (yes); Mackie (no); Marshall (no); Morton (no); Novak (yes); Osowski (no).
House Bill 1163 — Legacy fund / stabilization fund loan (due pass refer to Appropriations) Motion: Due pass, refer to Appropriations (moved by Rep. Jonas; second Conley) Vote: 13 yes, 1 no (recorded roll); result recorded as 13‑1 Recorded roll: Heineert (yes); Schreiberbeck (yes); Conmey (yes); Hager (yes); Huddleston (yes); Hauck (yes); Heilman (yes); Jonas (yes); Longmire (yes); Mackie (yes); Marshall (no); Morton (yes); Novak (yes); Osowski (yes).
House Bill 1214 — Transportation cost change (amended; due pass refer to Appropriations) Motion: Adopt amendment (committee), then due pass as amended and refer to Appropriations (mover Rep. Haug; second Rep. Schreiberbeck) Vote on amendment: adopted (roll recorded) Vote on bill as amended: recorded as a do‑pass, referral to Appropriations; roll recorded as unanimous yes (14‑0).
House Bill 1220 — Accelerated training / high‑demand occupations Motion: Due pass (moved by Rep. Morton; second Rep. Marshall) Vote: Committee roll recorded; transcript states the motion passed by a 9‑5 margin.
Other committee actions noted in the hearing transcript - House Bill 1369 (school funding, per‑pupil payment) received extended testimony and the hearing was closed; no committee vote was recorded that day. - House Bill 1247 (procedures for notifying schools about certain convictions) had several amendments adopted in committee and staff were asked to prepare consolidated draft language for further consideration; no final committee vote was recorded that day.
Notes on sources: vote tallies and roll calls are taken directly from the hearing transcript and reflect the committee record as read aloud in the room. If a vote was not completed during this hearing or was tabled for amendment drafting, that status is noted above.
Speakers and motions referenced in this roundup are taken from the committee transcript and identified where recorded.
