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Votes at a glance: Key House actions from March 6 session
Summary
The House disposed of many committee reports, amendments and bills on March 6. This roundup lists final outcomes reported on the floor, including bills advanced to Finance or Ways and Means and those adopted or tabled.
Below are key formal actions recorded on the House floor on March 6, 2025. The list highlights items that received final dispositions (committee reports adopted, referral to next committee, or formal tabling) during the session day.
Votes and dispositions (selected):
- HB 59 (Assault on firefighter/EMS/law enforcement): Committee report adopted (with amendment); referred to finance for budgetary review. - HB 87 (Prohibiting posting on land not owned by the poster): Committee report adopted on floor; sent to next committee per rule. - HB 183 (Reporting requirements for EMS personnel): Committee report adopted and bill advanced. - HB 3024/others on consent calendar: Consent calendar adopted (consent calendar items were approved as printed). - HB 159 (Mental‑health reporting for firearm checks): Laid on the table after floor debate and a substantive floor rewrite. - HB 592 (Magistrates and bail standards): Majority committee amendment adopted; committee report adopted and bill referred to Finance for fiscal analysis. - HB 115 (Education Freedom Accounts expansion): Majority committee report adopted (after floor votes on amendments); referred to Finance. - HB 219 (Renewable Portfolio Standard changes): Committee report (with amendment) adopted and bill referred to Finance. - HB 123 (Tax treatment of standing timber when used for carbon sequestration): Committee report adopted as amended; referred to Ways and Means. - HB 452 (Driver's licenses for certain aliens/asylees): Committee report adopted and bill referred to Finance.
Items tabled or held:
- HB 159 — tabled (see separate article). - HB 159 later remained on the table when the House considered removing it; motion to remove failed.
Notes: This is a synopsis of recorded floor outcomes on March 6. Individual bills often had complex floor amendment histories; refer to committee and House journals for full text of amendments, tabulation of roll‑call votes and the official minutes.
