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Votes at a glance: Joint Committee on Appropriations actions and outcomes

2653123 · March 1, 2025
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Summary

Summary of motions and recorded votes at the committee meeting, including due-pass recommendations and tabling motions.

The Joint Committee on Appropriations concluded its session with the following formal actions and recorded outcomes on bills before the committee.

- Minutes: Motion to approve minutes for 02/26/2025 was moved and approved by voice vote (minutes approved on the record).

- SB 45 B (motor vehicle technology fee, amended): Committee approved amendment and moved a due-pass recommendation. Roll call recorded 15 yeas, 3 nays.

- SB 56 A (payment of leased rental obligations to the South Dakota Building Authority): Committee adopted amendment 56 A and moved a due-pass recommendation; recorded as unanimous on the floor with 18 yeas (as announced by the secretary).

- SB 132 A (grants for airport terminal improvement and expansion): Committee adopted amendment 132 A and moved a due-pass recommendation; roll call recorded 14 yeas and 4 nays.

- HB 10 41 B (state library funding, amended): Committee adopted amendment and moved a due-pass recommendation; roll call recorded 16 ayes and 2 nays.

- SB 195 (public transport grants): Motion to table SB 195 was moved and carried; the committee tabled the bill (tabled on the record during the meeting).

- HB 11 63 (veteran skilled trades center grants): Motion to table HB 11 63 was moved and carried; the bill was tabled (recorded on the record during the meeting).

- SB 95 C (county rural access infrastructure funds, as amended): Committee adopted amendment C (incorporating amendment A), changed the listed appropriation figure on the record, and moved a due-pass recommendation. The secretary announced 18 yeas; the bill will go to the floor with the committee's recommendation.

All roll-call counts above reflect recorded results as announced by the committee secretary during the meeting. Items that were tabled were recorded on the transcript as tabled and will not advance from the committee at this time.