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Votes at a glance: key House actions, March 25, 2025
Summary
Summary of notable bills that saw floor action with final roll-call results during the March 25 Oklahoma House session.
The Oklahoma House took final action Tuesday on a number of bills. Below is a concise roll-call summary of notable measures that advanced with little or no extended floor debate (individual bills with lengthy debate were covered separately).
- House Bill 19-34 (nonprofit door-to-door transportation services; motor vehicles): final passage recorded; declared passed (roll-call: 67 yes, 15 no). - House Bill 11-85 (firearms for veterans' honor guards; restrictions on transfer by law enforcement): final passage, 87 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 11-87 (Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act opt-out language): final passage, 93 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 20-17 (updates to the School Safety and Bullying Prevention Act): final passage, 62 yes, 32 no. - House Bill 11-68 (criminalizes trafficking of abortion-inducing drugs): final passage, 77 yes, 19 no. - House Bill 15-39 (triggered personal income tax reductions tied to revenue growth): final passage, 76 yes, 20 no. - House Bill 24-59 (fire suppression on food trucks, preemption to state level): final passage, 87 yes, 7 no. - House Bill 24-18 (adjunct teacher certification streamlining for career-technology teachers): final passage, 95 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 27-45 (revenue and taxation measure aimed at agricultural lending): final passage, 94 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 27-58 (transportation funding adjustments and bridge repairs): final passage, 91 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 27-59 (revolving fund to assist volunteer fire departments): final passage, 85 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 21-11 (enterprise/fleet title inspection change): final passage, 88 yes, 0 no.
Note: This roundup omits some measures that received extended floor debate and recorded votes; those bills are covered in separate write-ups. The tallies above reflect roll-call totals announced on the House floor during the March 25 session.
Ending
The House passed dozens of bills during the day; members debated a small number of particularly contentious measures in depth. Bills that passed with short debate are summarized above and will proceed to the Senate or to other implementation steps as required.
