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Votes at a glance: Summary of bills and roll-call outcomes, Montana Senate, March 27

2803074 · March 27, 2025
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Summary

The Senate recorded votes on multiple bills March 27. This roundup lists each measure the transcript shows received a floor vote or committee recommendation and the recorded tally.

The Montana Senate recorded roll-call results on multiple bills and resolutions on March 27. Below is a concise listing of each measure, a short description (if provided on the floor), and the recorded roll-call tally from the transcript.

Votes at a glance

- Senate Bill 301 — Passed by the Senate. Vote: 50–0. - Senate Bill 74 (marijuana-related) — Passed. Vote: 38–12. - Senate Bill 337 (prepaid property-tax exemption for subdivision development) — Passed. Vote: 34–16. - House Bill 48 (exempt wastewater ponds from dam safety act) — Passed. Vote: 45–5. - House Bill 58 (revised distributions/mine remediation act) — Passed. Vote: 47–3. - House Bill 59 (board of water well contractors) — Passed. Vote: 50–0. - House Bill 135 (statute of repose for real estate appraisers) — Passed. Vote: 44–6. - House Bill 143 (definition of treating physician; includes physician assistants) — Passed. Vote: 50–0. - House Bill 178 (government use of AI systems) — Passed. Vote: 50–0. - House Bill 173 (victim and youth court act revisions) — Passed. Vote: 32–18. - House Bill 179 (election law: inactive voter status) — Passed. Vote: 50–0. - House Bill 189 (petroleum storage tank cleanup eligibility) — Passed. Vote: 50–0. - House Bill 219 (revised hunting laws re contests/prizes) — Passed. Vote: 31–19.

Several other bills and committee reports were read and adopted on the floor; where the transcript records a roll-call tally above, the vote is listed. If the transcript gave only a committee recommendation without a full final passage on the floor, that recommendation was noted elsewhere in floor business.