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Votes at a glance: Selected committee roll calls and next steps
Summary
This roundup lists recorded roll-call outcomes that were announced during the subcommittee session and notes where committee debate left bills unresolved or referred for further study.
Committee members recorded multiple roll-call tallies during the Jan. 27 hearing. Below are the items for which the transcript includes explicit vote totals or an unambiguous referral outcome.
SB 1040 (rooftop and brownfield solar substitute): Committee adopted the substitute and voted to report the bill. Roll call recorded: 9 ayes, 5 noes, 1 abstention. (Transcript excerpt: “Eyes 9 nose 5, 1 abstention.”)
SB 998 (breast‑cancer follow‑up coverage): Committee voted to report the bill out of committee. Roll call recorded: 15 ayes, 0 noes. (Transcript excerpt: “It’s 15, no 0.”)
Senate Bill 1371 (gift card dormancy fee ban): Committee adopted the substitute and voted to report. Roll call recorded: 15 ayes, 0 noes. (Transcript excerpt: “Eyes 15, no 0.”)
SB 1197 (co‑op subsidiary authority to serve large data‑center loads): The committee voted to report the bill and re‑refer to Senate Finance; roll call recorded 15 ayes, 0 noes. (Transcript excerpt: “It’s 15 0.”)
Other items: Several debated bills (including municipal aggregation SB 1281 and multiple data‑center related bills) generated procedural motions — including motions to pass by indefinitely (PBI) and proposals to refer matters to the Commission on Electric Utility Regulation or the State Corporation Commission — but the transcript excerpt does not show an unambiguous final committee disposition for every item discussed. In those cases the hearing record shows motions were made and extensive testimony given; sponsors and opponents frequently requested additional study or directed the issue to the appropriate regulatory body.
Why this roundup: Committee roll calls record where a subcommittee produced a clear legislative recommendation. For topics without a final recorded tally in the transcript excerpt, the committee frequently directed further study or asked expert bodies (CEUR, SCC, JLARC) to review technical and rate‑making issues before a final recommendation is made.
Next steps: Check the Senate clerk’s official committee report for final dispositions and confirmation of any changes made after the hearing (amendments, substitutions or referrals). Items sent to finance or to CEUR/SCC will produce separate reports or staff analyses before final floor consideration.
