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Votes at a glance: Jan. 21 House session — HB45, HB73, HB11, HB91
Summary
Summary of final roll-call outcomes from the Wyoming House on Jan. 21 for bills that received floor action or final votes during the morning/afternoon session.
House Bill 45 — Removing otters as protected animals (sponsored by Representative Byron): Passed on third reading (final roll call announced as 52 yeas, 8 nays, 2 excused). The House announced the bill had passed after the closing tally was recorded.
House Bill 73 — Recreation safety, rock climbing (sponsored by Representative Larson Lloyd): Passed on third reading by voice/roll call with the Chief Clerk announcing 60 yeas and 2 excused; the bill was declared passed.
House Bill 11 — Manufacturing sales-and-use tax exemption amendments (sponsored by Minerals Committee): Passed on third reading, roll call 55 yeas, 5 nays, 2 excused. Two floor amendments were offered and not adopted during debate: an amendment to reinstate a 2037 sunset and a reporting amendment (3rd reading amendment No. 2).
House Bill 91 — Eminent domain; energy collector systems amendments (sponsored by Agriculture Committee): Failed final passage in the House. Final roll-call tally was recorded as 27 yeas, 33 nays and 2 excused; the Chief Clerk announced the bill did not receive the affirmative vote of a majority and therefore failed to pass.
Other items on the Jan. 21 agenda included multiple bill introductions, committee reports (including recommendations from the Revenue and Agriculture committees), and numerous bills assigned to standing committees for consideration. The transcript shows additional committee referrals and committee meeting notices for the noon recess; these were procedural and not listed here except where a final vote occurred.
