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Votes at a glance: Nevada Senate actions June 2, 2025
Summary
The Nevada Senate recorded final actions on a large set of bills and resolutions on June 2, 2025. This roundup lists each measure, a short description, and the recorded outcome or vote tally as announced on the floor.
Below are the Senate’s recorded final actions and votes on June 2, 2025 as taken from the floor transcript. Items are listed with the bill or resolution identifier, a brief subject line (as stated on the floor), and the Senate’s recorded outcome.
- Senate Resolution 7 (expressing appreciation to staff of the Legislative Council Bureau): adopted (voice vote; motion carried). (Intro: 00:11:07)
- Senate Resolution 8 (expressing appreciation to senate staff for service during the session): adopted (voice vote; motion carried). (Intro: 00:12:42)
- Senate Concurrent Resolution 7 (creates joint special committee to study housekeeping operations at hotels): adopted and “order transmitted to the Assembly.” (Vote: voice; motion carried) (Intro: 00:15:22)
- AB 3 86 (alternative assessments for reading proficiency/pilot program): passed; yeses 21, noes 0; ordered to the Assembly. (Final announcement: Yeses 21, noes 0.)
- SB 1 04 (amendment concurrence/enrollment on nonprofit school garden allocations): Senate concurred in amendment and ordered bill enrolled.
- SB 4 27 (appropriations to NSHE institutions for capital improvements): Senate concurred in amendment and ordered bill enrolled.
- SB 4 78 (appropriations and bonding for Judicial Department capital costs): Senate concurred in amendment and ordered bill enrolled.
- AB 2 24 (State Board of Finance issuance of obligations to assist school districts with capital improvements): passed; yeses 21, noes 0; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 2 43 (partial tax exemptions for certain Nevada Gold Star spouses): passed; yeses 21, noes 0; ordered to the Assembly.
- SB 3 26 (designation of hospitals as trauma centers—statutory revisions): passed; yeses 21, noes 0; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 4 99 (various provisions relating to elections, including drop boxes and voter ID amendments): passed; yeses 16, noes 5; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 4 14 (occupational safety and health provisions): passed; yeses 13, noes 8; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 3 66 (Nevada Supportive Housing Development Fund): passed; yeses 21, noes 0; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 3 75 (provisions relating to intoxicating liquors; required two-thirds vote): passed by two-thirds; yeses 20, noes 1; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 3 76 (insurance regulatory changes addressing market issues): passed; yeses 21, noes 0; ordered to the Assembly. (See separate article for sponsor remarks.)
- AB 4 04 (provisions related to alcoholic beverages; support for brewpub operators): passed; yeses 19, noes 2; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 4 05 (agriculture-related provisions): passed; yeses 21, noes 0; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 4 62 (economic development provisions): passed; yeses 21, noes 0; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 5 97 (elections provisions; open primary debate): passed; yeses 12, noes 9; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 5 96 (appropriations for payment of compensation and benefits to state employees represented by bargaining units): passed; yeses 21, noes 0; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 4 44 (governmental administration provisions): passed; yeses 20, noes 1; ordered to the Assembly.
- AB 3 01 (conference committee report adopted; enrolled): conference committee report adopted and AB 301 ordered and enrolled.
Notes and limitations: vote tallies are copied from floor roll-call announcements; many items advanced with minimal floor debate. If a specific roll-call name-by-name tally is required, the official legislative journal or clerk’s roll will have the detailed record.
Ending: The Senate transmitted several bills to the Assembly and ordered multiple conference or enrollment actions; measures with further administrative or implementation steps will proceed through the Assembly or executive branch action as required.
