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Votes at a glance: early roll calls and committee concurrences from March 27 Montana House session
Summary
Several bills and concurrence motions were approved on recorded roll calls early in the March 27 session; this roundup lists items recorded on the transcript with vote tallies, including bills read three times and committee report concurrences.
The House recorded a number of roll-call results and committee concurrences during the March 27 session. Below are items from the session transcript with recorded outcomes and clerk tallies.
Early third-reading roll-call results (floor): - House Bill 372 (license fees for upland game bird enhancement): Passed; clerk recorded 90 ayes, 9 nays. - House Bill 5 (long-range building appropriations): Passed; clerk recorded 83 ayes, 16 nays. - Senate Bill 456 (professions/dispensing drugs): Passed; clerk recorded 99 ayes, 0 nays. - Senate Bill 5 (county tax appeal board compensation): Passed; clerk recorded 99 ayes, 0 nays. - Senate Bill 184 (contested precinct committee ballot requirement): Passed; clerk recorded 97 ayes, 2 nays. - Senate Bill 101 (laws related to squatting): Passed; clerk recorded 58 ayes, 41 nays. - Senate Bill 137 (juror excusal for age 75+): Passed; clerk recorded 90 ayes, 9 nays. - Senate Bill 109 (workers' compensation treating physician definition): Vote recorded but final tally not printed in excerpt.
Committee concurrences and second-reading results (selected items recorded later in the transcript): - House Bill 3 29 (ammunition components tax exemptions): Reported passed (second reading) — 52 ayes, 48 nays. - House Joint Resolution 19 (declare frontotemporal degeneration awareness week): Passed second reading — 76 ayes, 24 nays. - House Joint Resolution 20 (request to federal government to increase border hours of service): Passed second reading — 98 ayes, 2 nays. - A sequence of Senate bills and others were concurred in during the committee sequence; several recorded concurrences and tallies appear in the transcript (examples include Senate Bill 134, 190, 248, 249, 305, 166, 279, 279 and others as listed in the transcript).
Committee report adoption and adjournment: - The Committee of the Whole report was adopted on a recorded vote (97 ayes, 1 nay) and the House adjourned to reconvene the next legislative day.
Notes and limitations: This roundup includes items for which the transcript contained explicit roll-call tallies. Some items were discussed but the excerpt does not include a complete final tally in the provided transcript; where tallies were not printed in the excerpt, the item is noted but no final number is supplied.
