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Votes at a glance: key bills and roll-call results from the March 17 Oklahoma House session
Summary
A roundup of selected bills and final actions taken by the Oklahoma House on March 17, 2025, including roll-call tallies when recorded on the floor.
On March 17 the Oklahoma House took final action on a range of bills and resolutions. Below are selected items the House debated or advanced that day, with vote outcomes where the roll-call totals were announced on the floor. Many measures were advanced with limited floor debate.
- House Concurrent Resolution 1008 (Hilbert): Adopted by unanimous consent. The resolution recognizes paid and volunteer firefighters, tribal firefighting personnel and first responders for their response to the March 14, 2025 wildfire outbreak (adopted by unanimous consent; no roll-call tally announced).
- House Bill 11-20 (LePak) ' relating to elections: Passed, roll-call announced as 65 yes, 18 no.
- House Bill 15-49 (Lapack) ' relating to public finance and private activity bonds: Passed, roll-call announced as 78 yes, 6 no.
- House Bill 21-51 (Hall) ' relating to education: Passed, roll-call announced as 80 yes, 1 no.
- House Bill 22-97 (Speaker Hilbert) ' reciprocal driver's license agreement with Ireland: Passed, roll-call announced as 82 yes, 3 no.
- House Bill 17-64 (Curbs) ' relating to public lands and unauthorized camps: Passed, roll-call announced as 67 yes, 15 no.
- House Bill 10-95 (Hildebrandt) ' relating to firearms (as amended): Passed, roll-call announced as 70 yes, 15 no.
- House Bill 15-64 (Duell) ' Expedited Actions Act (civil procedure): Passed, roll-call announced as 83 yes, 1 no.
- House Bill 15-41 (Patzkowski) ' AgLink agricultural linked deposits program (update): Passed, roll-call announced as 82 yes, 1 no; the House also recorded the emergency vote with the same tally.
- House Bill 23-92 (Adams) ' relating to marriage and families (child-abuse convictions in custody considerations): Passed, roll-call announced as 83 yes, 0 no.
- House Bill 11-57 (Cornwell) ' relating to liquefied petroleum gas (industry request bill): Passed, roll-call announced as 76 yes, 9 no.
- House Bill 16-65 (Cantrell) ' relating to county elected-official pay: Passed, roll-call announced as 69 yes, 11 no.
- House Bill 16-67 (Cantrell) ' childcare licensing timelines (DHS review): Passed, roll-call announced as 77 yes, 6 no.
- House Bill 10-75 (Hildebrandt) ' schools reporting on certain educator conduct (title stricken; work in progress): Passed, roll-call announced as 84 yes, 1 no.
- House Bill 22-63 (Miller) ' driver-screen/time restrictions while driving: Passed, roll-call announced as 59 yes, 24 no.
- House Bill 22-66 (Miller) ' updates related to aerospace, heliports/vertiports and UAS/AAM coordination: Passed, roll-call announced as 84 yes, 0 no.
- House Bill 14-14 (Leader West) ' counties and sheriff candidate qualification amendment: Passed, roll-call announced as 85 yes, 0 no.
Notes: Several bills were advanced to general order and approved with limited debate; for some items the transcript records a roll-call started but does not include the final tally in the available excerpt, in which case vote tallies are listed as "not specified." This roundup summarizes actions and the tallies that were announced on the House floor during the March 17 session.
