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Committee strikes House Bill 1862 from docket at patron’s request
Summary
The House Privileges and Elections Committee removed House Bill 1862 from its docket on a recorded vote of 20-0 after the bill’s patron asked that it be stricken.
The House Privileges and Elections Committee voted to strike House Bill 1862 from its docket at the request of the bill’s patron. The committee recorded a 20-0 vote to remove the bill.
Clerk staff opened and closed the roll for a recorded vote before the motion to strike was called and seconded. The chair noted the removal was at the patron’s request; the motion carried on a recorded vote of 20 to 0.
The committee then moved on to the election administration subcommittee report.
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