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Votes at a glance: Summary of Senate actions and outcomes from the session
Summary
The Senate acted on dozens of bills during the session. This roundup lists each bill named in the transcript with the formal outcome recorded on the floor and vote tallies where the clerk recorded them.
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Below are the bills and formal actions recorded in the Senate transcript for this session, with outcomes and vote tallies where provided in the clerk'record or by voice vote.
- Senate Bill 268 (definitions related to biological sex): Adopted committee recommendation; ordered to third reading (roll-call: 16–8). - Senate Bill 211 (school athletics, designation by biological sex): Adopted committee recommendation; ordered to third reading (roll-call: 16–8). - Senate Bill 96 (parent requests for information from school employees): Adopted committee recommendation; ordered to third reading (roll-call: 16–8 recorded in clerk'record). - Senate Bill 287 (absentee ballot ID/signature verification): Adopted committee recommendation; ordered to third reading (roll-call recorded; outcome adopted). - Senate Bill 303 (study of U.S. Department of Education dissolution): Motion to lay on table adopted (motion to table nondebatable; laid on table). - Senate Bill 304 (report on tariffs with Canada): Motion to lay on table adopted (laid on table after vote). - Senate Bill 83 FN (authorize video lottery terminals / rename lottery commission / create exempt fund): Committee recommendation adopted; bill ordered to third reading (committee amendment adopted earlier). - Senate Bill 125 FN (clinical eligibility criteria for long-term care): Committee recommendation adopted and later the measure was laid on the table during the session. - Senate Bill 127 FNA (public guardianship / appropriations): Committee recommendation adopted; later motion to lay on the table was adopted. - Senate Bill 131 FNA (provisional Medicaid nursing facility eligibility / appropriation): Committee recommendation adopted; later the item was tabled. - Senate Bill 135 FN (Medicaid case management rate parity): Committee recommendation adopted; later tabled. - Senate Bill 244 FN (expanding access to health care services / workforce items): Committee recommendation adopted; later tabled. - Senate Bill 246 FN (maternal depression screening and related changes): Committee recommendation adopted; later tabled. - Senate Bill 249 FN (uncompensated care and Medicaid funds): Committee recommendation adopted and ordered to third reading. - Senate Bill 255 FN (crisis stabilization services): Motion to lay on table adopted. - Senate Bill 277 FN (utility property tax and statewide education property taxes for certain generators): Committee recommendation adopted; motion to table later adopted. - Senate Bill 279 FN (Housing Champion loan program and grant funds): Committee recommendation adopted; later tabled. - Senate Bill 295 FN (education freedom accounts expansion): Committee recommendation adopted and ordered to third reading (roll-call recorded; 16–8). - Senate Bill 300 FN (criminalizing creation of child intimate visual representations, includes AI language): Committee recommendation adopted; ordered to third reading (roll-call recorded; voice/recorded yes votes available in clerk's roll). - Senate Bill 138 (medical-record request timelines / study committee amendment): Adopted as amended and ordered to third reading (floor amendment adopted). - Senate Bill 288 (advisory council on long-term care / amendment to integrate commission on aging): Adopted as amended and ordered to third reading; floor amendment adopted. - Senate Bill 260 (access to abortion care): Committee recommendation was inexpedient to legislate (ITL) adopted by the Senate (motion of ITL adopted; roll-call recorded 16–8 in clerk's record). - Senate Bill 265 (religious land-use repeal): Committee recommendation of inexpedient to legislate adopted. - Senate Bill 291 (property-tax exemption clarification for religious institutions): Committee amendment adopted; bill ordered to third reading. - Senate Bill 222 (move state primary from September to June, related date adjustments): Adopted with amendment; ordered to third reading. - Senate Bill 189 (fetal death records; technical corrections and floor amendment): Committee amendment replaced by a floor amendment; bill adopted as amended and ordered to third reading. - Senate Bill 285 (title change: physician assistant to physician associate): Adopted as amended and ordered to third reading. - Senate Bill 301 (joint legislative oversight committee): Motion to re-refer to committee adopted. - Senate Bill 86 (housing finance authority / affordable housing guarantee program): Adopted as amended and later tabled per routine motions recorded on the floor. - Senate Bill 247 (pharmacy reimbursement / PBM language) and related amendments (SB 247 appears as SB 247 in committee report): Adopted as amended and ordered to third reading after a floor substitute amendment clarified Medicaid/Medicare scope. - Senate Bill 264 (therapeutic cannabis program): Motion to table was adopted. - Senate Bill 275 (property tax relief for some childcare agencies): Committee recommendation of ITL was adopted (motion carried by recorded vote).
Notes and limits: This is a concise floor-level summary drawn from the session transcript. For many bills the transcript recorded either voice votes ("ayes have it") or recorded roll-call votes (clerk roll) with explicit yes/no tallies; where a tally is recorded in the transcript it is noted above. For bills where the clerk recorded a roll-call, the clerk's roll-call list is the authoritative record of each senator's vote. Where a bill was laid on the table, the transcript records that the "motion to lay on the table is non-debatable" and the result as adopted.
This roundup is intended as a quick reference to the formal floor outcomes as recorded in the Senate transcript for this session. For the full text of each bill, committee reports, and the official roll-call listing, consult the Senate clerk’s official record and bill files.

