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Votes at a glance: key resolutions, concurrences and final-passage votes recorded in Senate session
Summary
The Senate recorded final votes on a range of bills and resolutions; many measures were concurred in or passed by unanimous margins, while some House-to-Senate amendments were rejected. This roundup lists notable recorded outcomes and vote tallies from the session.
The Senate recorded formal outcomes on numerous resolutions, concurrences and third-reading bills during this session. Below is a concise list of notable recorded votes and their outcomes as taken from the floor transcript.
Votes at a glance (selected items with recorded tallies):
- HCR 37 (Creates task force to evaluate criminal hazing prevention at postsecondary institutions): Passed by voice/machine vote; recorded as 36 ayes, 0 nays.
- HCR 53 (Task force on fraud against elderly persons): Passed, recorded 36 ayes, 0 nays.
- SB 99 (Concurrence following House amendments related to traffic-camera citation malfeasance provisions): Senate concurred; recorded tally 30 ayes, 1 nay.
- SB 136 (Senate motion to reject House amendments and not concur): Motion approved; recorded tally 35 yays, 0 nays (amendments rejected; Senate did not concur in the House amendments).
- HB 451 (House bill on mandatory reporting of child abuse/neglect amendments): Final passage recorded 36 ayes, 0 nays.
- HB 468 (Civilian Honor Medal Program): Final passage recorded 34 ayes, 0 nays (note: motion to reconsider was filed subsequently as recorded on the floor).
- HB 470 (Revenue-based financing technical bill with amendments adopted): Final passage recorded 36 ayes, 0 nays.
- HB 510 (Designation of pathways in Golden Meadow): Final passage recorded 36 ayes, 0 nays.
- HB 613 (Creation of the Acadiana Regional Airport district / La Mer Memorial Airport District): Final passage recorded 34 ayes, 0 nays.
- Numerous other concurrence motions, committee reports and third-reading advances were recorded; several items were referred to committees under dual-referral rules (finance, etc.) and many bills were ordered to the Legislative Bureau for further processing.
These tallies reflect the floor record in this session. Where the transcript shows a later motion to reconsider, that is noted in the floor record but did not change the immediate outcome reported above.
