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Committee reports multiple election-related bills out of committee; roll-call tallies recorded
Summary
The House Committee on Election Integrity reported several bills with recommendation. Roll-call votes recorded in the transcript show HB 4602, HB 4358, HB 4359, HB 4698 and HB 4699 were reported out with affirmative votes by the committee.
The House Committee on Election Integrity took roll-call votes and reported several bills with recommendation during the hearing.
Key results (as recorded in the committee transcript):
- HB 4602: Representative Fox moved to report HB 4602 with recommendation. The clerk recorded affirmative responses from Chair Smith, Representative Fox, Representative Altman, Representative Alexander and Representative Hoadley; several other members were recorded as passing. The clerk announced “5 yeas, 0 nays” and the motion prevailed.
- HB 4358: Representative Hoadley moved to report HB 4358 with recommendation. The clerk recorded an affirmative roll call and announced “8 yeas, 0 nays” and the motion prevailed.
- HB 4359: Representative Altman moved to report HB 4359 with recommendation. The clerk recorded an affirmative roll call and announced “8 yeas, 0 nays” and the motion prevailed.
- HB 4698: Representative Alexander moved to report HB 4698 with recommendation. The clerk recorded an affirmative roll call and announced “8 yays, 0 nays” and the motion prevailed.
- HB 4699: Representative Fox moved to report HB 4699 with recommendation. The clerk recorded an affirmative roll call and announced “8 yays, 0 nays” and the motion prevailed.
The clerk’s role call used short forms and some members were recorded as “pass” during at least one vote; the transcript lists the names called during the roll but several entries are abbreviated. The committee’s chair declared motions prevailing after the recorded tallies.
Ending: After the last vote the committee excused absent members by unanimous consent and adjourned.
