The following is a summary of motions, second-reading recommendations, concurrence actions and final House votes recorded in the session transcript. Tallies and short notes are taken verbatim from the official floor record as read into the transcript.

- Senate Bill 59 (establish Staff Sergeant Arthur J. Rambo Memorial Bridge): Concurred in. Recorded tally: 99 aye, 1 no. (Sponsor moved concurrence.)

- House Bill 33 (allow agency to dismiss rulemaking petitions outside jurisdiction): Passed second reading. Recorded tally: 99 aye, 1 no.

- House Bill 39 (allow political parties to contribute to judicial candidates): Passed second reading. Recorded tally: 57 aye, 43 no. (See separate article for debate.)

- House Bill 60 (comprehensive revisions related to commissioner of securities and insurance, telehealth, and other areas): Passed second reading. Recorded tally: 100 aye, 0 no.

- House Bill 61 (revising inter-entity loan procedures for federal reimbursements): Passed second reading. Recorded tally: 97 aye, 3 no.

- House Bill 63 (extend application of Bond Validating Act): Passed second reading. Recorded tally: 100 aye, 0 no.

- House Bill 68 (authorize county commissioners to initiate mandamus proceedings): Passed second reading. Recorded tally: 100 aye, 0 no.

- House Resolution 1 (adopt House rules): Passed second reading. Recorded tally: 58 aye, 42 no. (See separate article for debate.)

- House Bill 32 (allow audio/video recording of public events): Passed the House (third reading recorded). Recorded tally: 99 aye, 0 no.

- House Bill 47 (revised state building energy conservation program): Passed the House (third reading recorded). Recorded tally: 100 aye, 0 no.

- House Bill 54 (repeal DLI commissioner signature requirement): Passed the House (third reading recorded). Recorded tally: 100 aye, 0 no.

- House Bill 57 (designate Veil as an upland game bird): Passed the House (third reading recorded). Recorded tally: 50 aye, 48 no.

- House Bill 95 (revised laws related to muskrat and beaver harvesting): Passed the House (third reading recorded). Recorded tally: 83 aye, 15 no.

These tallies reflect votes as entered in the transcript; where the clerk recorded only counts, member-level roll-call lists were not provided in the excerpt. Items with extended debate are covered in separate articles.