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Votes at a glance: House advances multiple bills on third reading March 14
Summary
On March 14 the Maryland House adopted favorable reports and, in many cases, passed a range of bills on third reading. This roundup lists bills recorded as passed in the House transcript, with vote totals when the clerk announced them on the floor.
The Maryland House of Delegates recorded final passage or adopted favorable reports on a wide set of measures on March 14. Below are the bills and outcomes recorded on the House floor in the session transcript. When the clerk announced a roll call tally on the record, that figure is included.
Votes recorded on the floor (selected list from transcript):
- House Bill 205 (Employment standards — firefighters, payment of wages and payroll information): declared passed; clerk recorded 134 affirmative votes. - House Bill 246 (Human services — adult protective services): declared passed (tally not specified in the transcript excerpt). - House Bill 871 (Health services — cost review commission, community benefits, community health worker workforce): declared passed; clerk recorded 138 affirmative votes. - House Bill 1142 (Public Health — interested parties advisory group established): declared passed; clerk recorded 136 affirmative votes. - House Bill 1143 (Maryland collaborative to improve children's oral health through school-based programs): declared passed; clerk recorded 137 affirmative votes. - House Bill 1146 (Maryland Behavioral Health Crisis Response System integration and evaluation): declared passed; clerk recorded 140 affirmative votes. - House Bill 74 (Legal advertisement: publication options including digital newspapers): declared passed; clerk recorded 139 affirmative votes. - House Bill 293 (Criminal procedure — child victims, testimony in child abuse cases): declared passed; clerk recorded 140 affirmative votes. - House Bill 304 (State procurement transparency and procedures): declared passed (tally not specified in the excerpt). - House Bill 386 (Pesticides — PFAS chemicals prohibition): declared passed; clerk recorded 140 affirmative votes in the transcript. - House Bill 1027 (Work group on implementation of an expanded non-emergency system): declared passed; clerk recorded 140 affirmative votes in the transcript. - House Bill 1053 (Developmental Disabilities Administration self-directed services): declared passed (tally not specified in the excerpt where reported). - House Bill 1244? / House Bill 12-44 (Developmental Disabilities Administration Waiver Advisory Council establishment): declared passed; clerk recorded 139 affirmative votes in the transcript. - House Bill 5 (Artificial intelligence and child sexual abuse material provisions): declared passed; clerk recorded 140 affirmative votes in the transcript. - House Bill 728 (Opioid restitution fund authorized uses): declared passed; clerk recorded 103 affirmative votes in the transcript. - House Bill 819 (Procurement employee stock ownership preference): declared passed; clerk recorded 137 affirmative votes in the transcript.
Many additional bills received favorable reports and were ordered printed for third reading during the session; the full House calendar and the Clerk’s office contain the official record and complete vote tallies. The transcript records the clerk’s announcements for many bills; when a numerical tally was stated on the floor it is noted above.
