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Votes at a glance: Third-reading passage and roll calls, March 4 session
Summary
A selection of bills on the House third‑reading calendar passed on March 4; this roundup lists each bill named on the floor and the vote tally shown in the transcript excerpt.
The House took roll-call votes and declared passage on scores of bills during the March 4 session. Below are bills called on third reading in the provided transcript excerpt and the affirmative tallies or the recorded result as read into the record.
- House Bill 84, "transportation and climate alignment act of 2025" — recorded as passed; roll-call tally in the transcript: 102 votes in the affirmative.
- House Bill 860, "public nuisance, common carriers, damage to public infrastructure" — recorded as passed; transcript: 139 votes in the affirmative.
- House Bill 1028, "Board of Trustees for the State Retirement and Pension System, Investment Divisions, Compensation and Staffing Committee" — recorded as passed; transcript: 139 votes in the affirmative.
- House Bill 1029, "correctional officers retirement system membership clarifications" — recorded as passed; transcript: 139 votes in the affirmative.
- House Bill 1138 (higher education, private career schools, advertising) — recorded as passed; transcript: constitutional majority declared (exact affirmative tally stated in chamber as part of the roll call; recorder reports the bill as passed).
- House Bill 1223 (State Board of Cosmetologists, licensing eyelash extensions) — recorded as passed; transcript records 133 votes in the affirmative.
- House Bill 1543 (gaming sports wagering facilities, request for relocation) — recorded as passed; transcript: 138 votes in the affirmative.
- House Bill 450 (Maryland Transit Administration reduced-fare program renewal for permanently disabled individuals) — recorded as passed; transcript: 138 votes in the affirmative.
- House Bill 601 (economic development, small business guarantee fund alterations) — recorded as passed; transcript: 135 votes in the affirmative.
- House Bill 633 (gaming slot-machine skills-based amusement devices) — recorded as passed; transcript: 135 votes in the affirmative after a recorded vote change.
- House Bill 771 (student dental health program) — recorded as passed; transcript: 136 votes in the affirmative.
- House Bill 1294 (credit regulation, earned wage access and credit modernization) — recorded as passed; transcript: 99 votes in the affirmative.
This list is drawn from the session transcript; some bills were recorded as "having received the constitutional majority" without a numerical tally printed in the excerpt. The clerk’s record and the official House journal should be consulted for the complete roll-call records and any individual vote changes or corrections.
Why it matters: The bills listed reflect a single day of the chamber’s legislative work and cover topics from transportation and housing policy to retirement-system governance, public safety and higher-education supports. Finalized roll-call records will confirm individual member votes and any recorded changes.
