Votes at a glance: House advances firearms, professions, sports, broadband measures

Several bills on a range of topics won final passage on the Oklahoma House floor during the session. The following is a concise summary of those actions and recorded votes.

House Bill 1095 — firearms: Representative Hildebrandt moved reconsideration of a previously passed vote and the House then advanced and passed HB 1095, described on the floor as bringing parity between county and municipal government concealed‑carry rules in certain municipal buildings. The roll-call result on final passage was 66 yes, 13 no. Members also rescinded prior procedural votes related to third reading and advancement so the bill could be considered with its title.

House Bill 2261 — professions and occupations: Representative Miller presented HB 2261, described as an act relating to professions and occupations. The clerk recorded the final roll-call as 74 yes, 3 no; the presiding officer declared the bill passed.

House Bill 1122 — amusement and sports: Representative Bayshore explained HB 1122 as a request bill for the Oklahoma State Athletic Commission that adds unlawful-act provisions, clarifies medical requirements, and regulates bare-knuckle fighting, amateur kickboxing and an activity described on the floor as "slap fighting." Final passage was recorded as 73 yes, 6 no.

House Bill 1124 — broadband: Representative Bayshore presented HB 1124 as request language from the broadband office to clarify fund governance and avoid any appearance of co-mingling grant funds. The roll call recorded 79 yes, 0 no.

These bills were recorded on the House floor as having passed; the transcript records limited floor debate for these measures compared with other items on the calendar.