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Votes at a glance: committee report adopted; several bills advanced with recorded votes
Summary
The committee-of-the-whole adopted its report and multiple bills were advanced or passed in recorded voice/roll calls. Notable recorded outcomes: HB32 (98-0, second reading recommendation), HB47 (99-0), HB54 (99-0), HB57 (55-44), HB62 (99-0 after amendment), HB95 (93-6). Third-reading recorded passes included HB17 and HB22 (both 99-0).
The committee of the whole reported its recommendations and the House adopted the committee report. The clerk recorded the committee-report adoption and multiple bills were advanced with recorded votes during the floor session and committee-of-the-whole consideration.
Recorded outcomes in the session transcript include:
- House Bill 32 (second reading recommendation): 98 ayes, 0 no (committee recommended do pass). - House Bill 47 (second reading recommendation): 99 ayes, 0 no (committee recommended do pass). - House Bill 54 (second reading recommendation): 99 ayes, 0 no (committee recommended do pass). The measure would remove the requirement that the Department of Labor and Industry commissioner countersign warrants from the unemployment trust fund. - House Bill 57 (second reading recommendation): 55 ayes, 44 no (committee recommended do pass; substantive debate recorded). - House Bill 62 (second reading recommendation, as amended): 99 ayes, 0 no (committee recommended do pass after amendment; amendment vote recorded separately at 77-22). - House Bill 95 (second reading recommendation): 93 ayes, 6 no (committee recommended do pass). - Third-reading recorded passes in the transcript: House Bill 17 (99-0) and House Bill 22 (99-0).
Other matters on the floor included the introduction of several bills (House bills 173 through 182 were introduced) and committee meeting announcements. Where recorded, vote tallies above are taken directly from the clerk's announcements in the transcript; if a recorded tally was not provided for an item in the transcript, it is noted as not specified.
Actions recorded in the transcript were motions to recommend bills do pass, motions to adopt the committee report, and an order to recess for the governor's state-of-the-state address.
