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Votes at a glance: bills taken and outcomes on the Senate floor (selected items)
Summary
Summary of bills considered on the floor during the session, with final outcomes as recorded in the transcript. Tally shown when the roll call was read on the floor; if the transcript did not include a clear numeric tally, the field is marked "not specified."
This is a compact roundup of final actions recorded on the Senate floor in this transcript. For items with extended floor debate, separate articles provide additional context.
- Senate Bill 208 (hunting-guide registration and licensing) — passed; roll-call reading recorded the presiding officer declaring the bill passed (tally not specified on the excerpt). - Senate Bill 215 (mathematics screening/interventions; amendment adopted) — final passage declared on the floor (tally not specified). - Senate Bill 245 (Oklahoma High Dosage Tutoring Program) — passed 46–0; advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 249 (tourism development act sunset extension through 2032) — passed 43–3. - Senate Bill 335 (prohibiting certain utility-funded rebates; fuel-switching provisions) — passed 45–0; advanced as an emergency measure (see separate article). - Senate Bill 375 (DPS authority over industrial park roads) — final passage declared (tally not specified). - Senate Bill 398 (Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics clarifications, Title 63) — passed 45–0; advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 401 (traffic-control contractor liability threshold) — passed 36–8. - Senate Bill 423 (medical record copying fees preemption) — passed 44–0. - Senate Bill 434 (Tulsa County retirement matching rate increase) — passed 40–5; advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 500 (prohibiting state contracts with companies that discriminate against firearm industry, verification form requirement) — passed 38–8. - Senate Bill 544 (DPS identity verification unit / Service Oklahoma cleanup) — passed (tally not specified); advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 546 (data privacy bill; opt-out and COPPA-aligned protections) — passed 46–0; advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 604 (automobile franchise statutory language; dealer protections) — passed 42–2. - Senate Bill 657 (stand your ground appeal/clarification) — passed (tally not specified). - Senate Bill 672 (private-business essential/nonessential status during emergencies) — passed 38–8; advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 680 (heated tobacco tax classification) — passed 31–4; advanced as an emergency measure (see separate article). - Senate Bill 681 (property tax homestead information; senior freeze notice) — passed 45–0. - Senate Bill 770 (Department of Rehabilitation Services commission expansion) — passed 44–1; advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 804 (long-term care pharmacy/inventory standards) — passed 44–2. - Senate Bill 806 (Food as Medicine; HCA waiver authority) — passed 45–0; advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 833 ("truth in damages" evidence standard for unincurred medical costs) — passed 29–18 (see separate article). - Senate Bill 875 (MCO primary-care spending penalties) — passed 44–0; advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 951 (CLO lease improvements and lessee reimbursement) — passed 43–3. - Senate Bill 995 (rules approval by legislature) — passed 45–0; advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 997 (foreign-adversary contracting restrictions) — passed 40–5. - Senate Bill 1054 (Tulsa Race Massacre reconciliation scholarship family-income increase) — passed 47–0; advanced as an emergency measure. - Senate Bill 1067 (ambulance/EMS payment protections; floor substitute adopted) — passed 38–9. - Senate Bill 1076 (workers' compensation ag exemption increase; amended on floor) — passed 47–0. - Senate Bill 688 (aerospace payroll requirement waiver tied to COVID) — passed 45–2.
Notes and caveats: - Where the transcript included a clear roll-call tally that was read on the floor, the number above matches the floor statement. Where the transcript did not include a read roll-call tally in the provided excerpt, the tally field is marked "not specified" or omitted; readers should consult official Senate journals for certified roll-call records. - Several measures were advanced as emergency measures on the floor; those decisions allow immediate application pending further procedural steps.
For details on bills that drew extended debate (tax treatment for new nicotine products; utility rebate rules; civil damages standards), see the individual articles published above.
