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Votes at a glance: key House action and final tallies
Summary
Summary of final roll-call outcomes recorded on the House floor during the session; includes outcomes and primary details for each bill voted by the House in the provided transcript.
This session included roll-call recorded final actions on a number of bills. Below are the items shown in the transcript with the House—s recorded outcomes and key details as given on the floor.
Votes at a glance
- House Bill 1005 (elections / voter ID): Passed 75-18. Requires government-issued photo ID for voting beginning Jan. 1, 2027; state to provide free photo ID at 32 Service Oklahoma locations; provisional affidavit ballot retained.
- Suspension of Rule 8.8 (to proceed through calendar): Passed 68-8 (two-thirds required, achieved).
- House Bill 2043 (Energy Discrimination Act changes): Passed 60-30. (Updated financing options for municipalities described by sponsor.)
- House Bill 1729 (Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System amendment): Passed 81-13.
- House Bill 1460 (criminal procedure: administrative court fees reduction as amended): Passed 95-0.
- House Bill 1484 (Raine's Law / Fentanyl awareness and school resources): Passed 93-0; emergency declared (two-thirds) recorded in transcript.
- House Bill 1753 (motor vehicles / towing industry changes): Passed 67-21.
- House Bill 1760 (revenue & taxation credit thresholds): Passed 63-31.
- House Bill 1521 (alternative graduation/certificate cleanup): Passed 85-4.
- House Bill 1366 (dentists and dental hygienists licensing changes): The transcript records passage; floor action included adoption of an amendment and final passage (vote tallies recorded in the transcript as pass by the presiding officer).
- House Bill 2800 (HOA transparency): After initial failure of an earlier version, the sponsor adopted an amendment removing rental-restriction language (section 4). The amended bill later passed 73-14 on reconsideration.
- House Bill 2673 / 26-73 (Tulsa pop-culture museum match terms): Amendment to accept enforceable pledges and broaden fundraising window; adopted and the measure passed 75-14.
- House Bill 213? (alcoholic beverages / licensing for bartenders in unlicensed venues): Passed 82-2 (recorded in transcript as passage of the amended licensing structure).
- House Bill 2235 (wrongful conviction compensation update): Passed 75-13.
- House Bill 2169 (wire transfer fees to support Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics): Passed 51-37 (final tally recorded in transcript as the machine result; transcript indicates the bill was passed and assigned revenue to OBN; the recorded tally was 51-37).
- House Bill 1810 (prior authorization reforms, Medicaid inclusion): Passed 84-3.
- House Bill 2197 (higher education meal-plan/auxiliary charges restriction for flagship universities): Passed 68-18 (amendment limited bill application to University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University; final tally recorded in transcript shows passage).
- House Bill 1563, 1957, 1396, 1585 and others: The transcript contains final recorded actions on additional bills (criminal procedure subpoenas; golf-cart VIN exceptions; private school choice tax-credit opt-out; pharmacy technicians training) with recorded floor action and passage; specific tallies for some bills are in the transcript roll-call lines above.
Notes and reporting caveats
- The list above summarizes the bills and tallies as recorded in the session transcript supplied. Some measures were amended on the floor; where an amendment was adopted the summary describes the key change noted by the presiding sponsor on the floor.
- Where the transcript shows a precise roll-call count, that count is listed. In a few cases the transcript records a floor declaration that a bill "has passed" without a clear line-by-line roll-call list in the excerpt; those are noted as "passage recorded on the transcript." If a precise tally is required for audit, consult the official House Journal for the recorded roll-call printout.
- This summary focuses on final recorded House action in the supplied transcript; subsequent Senate action or final enrollment and signature by the governor are not included here.
