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House roundup: votes, amendments and special orders from March 17 floor session
Summary
The House processed a long calendar March 17, taking final votes on dozens of bills. This roundup lists several bills with recorded outcomes, notes on floor amendments, and procedural actions taken during the session.
The House of Representatives completed an extensive floor calendar on March 17, recording votes and committee actions across a wide set of bills. Below are the key outcomes, recorded votes where available, and brief context on notable floor amendments or procedural steps.
Votes at a glance
- Senate Bill 2 67 (election law — petitions for formation of new political party): Final passage announced after roll call; clerk recorded 126 affirmative votes. A floor amendment that would have required municipal elections to restrict voting to U.S. citizens and require voter registration for municipalities was offered and failed on a recorded vote (100 negative votes). Supporters of the amendment said it would harmonize municipal voting with state and federal practice; floor leaders argued the amendment was not germane to the bill.
- Senate Bill 3 05 (financial institutions — virtual currency kiosks — registration and regulation): Passed on third reading after floor action; recorded affirmative votes announced (124 in the affirmative).
- Senate Bill 5 87 (State Government —…
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