Votes at a glance: subcommittee actions on ABC‑gaming and related bills

The House Labor and Commerce subcommittee on ABC gaming considered multiple bills and recorded several formal actions during the session. Key outcomes recorded in the hearing transcript are summarized below; where the transcript did not provide a roll call tally, the entry notes that the clerk's announced result was not specified.

- HB 1920 (Delegate Ward): Reported as amended (line amendment to permit remuneration; clerk recorded "reports as amended 7 to 0"). - HB 1925 (Delegate Ward): Stricken from the docket (clerk recorded vote 6 to 0). - HB 1981 (Delegate Helmer): Passed by for the week (voice vote; clerk recorded pass‑by; roll call tally not specified in transcript). - HB 1994 (Delegate Bennett Parker): Reported out after reconsideration; transcript records an initial report of 5 to 2 and, after a motion to reconsider, a recorded report of 6 to 1. - HB 2058 (third‑party delivery; sponsor): Reported (clerk recorded "reports 5 to 1" in the transcript; note: transcript contains a mixed reference to vote counts during discussion and clerk announcement). Supporters cited ABC compliance testing above 90 percent. - HB 2078 (Delegate Thomas): Tabled (laid on the table by vote recorded 7 to 0). - HB 2171 (iGaming; Delegate Odelia Simon): Gently laid on the table for study and work‑group review (clerk recorded 7 to 0). - HB 2342 (Delegate Batten): Laid on table — transcript records the motion carried 5 to 2. - HB 2167 (electronic 50/50 raffle modernization): Reported to the next stage (clerk recorded 6 to 1). - HB 2166 (breakage reallocation): Passed by for the day to allow final technical drafting and public posting; transcript records the motion carried but does not provide a full roll call tally in the excerpt.

These actions reflect committee procedural outcomes recorded in the hearing transcript. Individual bills contain additional discussion, stakeholder testimony and technical clarifications that the clerk’s roll call and committee report do not capture; readers should consult the full transcript and posted bill language for details.