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Votes at a glance: bills and concurrence items adopted by the Indiana House
Summary
Several bills and concurrence motions were adopted on the House floor with recorded and voice votes, including Senate Bill 182 (adult protective services), Senate Joint Resolution 17 (state comptroller), multiple concurrence motions on House bills, and a series of committee reports and recommitments.
The Indiana House adopted multiple bills, concurrence motions and committee reports during the session. The measures below were recorded in the transcript with outcomes as noted.
- Senate Bill 182 (FSSA agency bill on adult protective services): Sponsor Representative Vaughn described the measure as an agency bill that "cleans up some of the language" and allows FSSA to contract with individuals other than prosecutors for adult protective services. The transcript reports a roll call of 94 yeas, 0 nays and passage.
- Senate Bill 221 (statutory name changes for state controller): Representative Wald explained the bill corrects references from "state auditor" to "state controller" and clarifies that the 2026 ballot will list the office as state controller. The transcript reports passage with a roll call of 94 yeas, 1 nay.
- Senate Joint Resolution 17 (proposing constitutional amendment to elect a state comptroller): Representative Storwall said SJR 17 proposes an amendment to the Indiana Constitution requiring election of a state comptroller. The transcript indicates final passage of the resolution.
- Concurrence and adoption motions on several House bills (clerk notifications in transcript): - House Bill 1088 (probate update): motion to concur adopted; roll call reported 95 ayes, 0 nays. - House Bill 1208 (sheriff's commissary fund reporting date set): motion to concur adopted (no recorded roll in transcript quoted for final tally). - House Bill 1248 (Child Care and Development Fund vouchers correction): motion to concur adopted; transcript notes passage with large affirmative vote (reported 94 ayes, 0 nays in final tally). - House Bill 1297 ("Yellow Dot" motor safety program): Senate amendments concurred; final passage noted as adopted unanimously in earlier passage and concurrence adopted. - House Bill 1354 (veterinary medicine; permitting registrants and background checks): concurrence adopted; transcript reports 94 ayes, 0 nays.
Several committee reports were adopted and multiple Senate bills were recommitted to Ways and Means as noted by the chair. The House also announced committee schedules for hearings and adjourned to the date in the transcript.
