Votes at a glance: key measures the Oklahoma Senate acted on March 10

The Oklahoma State Senate conducted votes on multiple bills and resolutions during its March 10 floor session. Below are the measures the Senate advanced or adopted on final reading that were recorded in the transcript, with vote counts where the clerk announced tallies on the record.

- SB 996 (museums / abandoned property): Final passage recorded as 45 aye, 0 nay — Passed. - SB 940 (harmful woody species / reporting to conservation commission): Final passage recorded as 45 aye, 0 nay; advanced as an emergency — Passed. - SB 742 (amend Oklahoma Self Defense Act to allow certain judges and elected officials to carry in courthouses): Final passage recorded as 41 aye, 6 nay — Passed. - SB 630 (scope expansion to victims age 16‑20 / school contractors): Advanced on third reading (vote tally not specified in transcript excerpt) — Passed (final tally not specified). - SB 460 (natural gas preference for generation): Final passage recorded as 39 aye, 8 nay; advanced as an emergency — Passed. (See separate article.) - SB 662 (workforce transformation / codify strategic plan): Final passage recorded as 32 aye, 14 nay — Passed. (See related SB 663.) - SB 663 (transfer ARPA funds into workforce coordination revolving fund): Advanced and later moved as an emergency; vote tally not specified in transcript excerpt — Advanced/Passed (final tally not specified). - SB 387 (STEM workforce pipeline eligibility to include career tech students): Final passage recorded as 47 aye, 0 nay — Passed. - SB 607 (hearsay exception for domestic abuse statements in pretrial proceedings): Final passage recorded as 43 aye, 4 nay — Passed. (See separate article.) - SB 465 (charitable alcoholic beverage event licenses for universities/colleges): Final passage recorded as 32 aye, 15 nay; advanced as an emergency — Passed. - SB 253 (budget transparency for nursing facility audited costs): Advanced on third reading (vote tally not specified in transcript) — Advanced/Passed (final tally not specified). - SB 530 (State of Oklahoma Veterans Foundation): Final passage recorded as 47 aye, 0 nay; advanced as an emergency — Passed. - SB 535 (Open Records Act changes requested by Oklahoma Municipal League): Final passage recorded as 45 aye, 0 nay — Passed. - SB 418 (Department of Corrections designations for restrooms/changing/sleeping areas; private cause of action): Final passage recorded as 39 aye, 8 nay — Passed. (See separate article.) - SB 53 (update term for child sexual material language): Final passage recorded as 45 aye, 0 nay — Passed. - SB 473 (REIT grants qualitative measurement requirement): Final passage recorded as 46 aye, 0 nay — Passed. - SB 572 (eliminate technology business financing program within OCAST): Final passage recorded as 46 aye, 0 nay — Passed. - SB 130 (commission to study nuclear generation feasibility): Final passage recorded as 39 aye, 7 nay; advanced as an emergency — Passed. - SB 497 (forensic review board notice to district attorneys for therapeutic visit decisions): Final passage recorded on the floor (tally not specified in excerpt) — Passed. - SB 523 (liability and mutual‑aid clarification for sheriff's deputies for out‑of‑county events): Final passage recorded as 43 aye, 3 nay — Passed. - SB 861 (clean‑up to gang statutes tying in human trafficking and firearm possession): Final passage recorded as 41 aye, 5 nay — Passed. - SB 300 (dissolve Oklahoma Capital Investment Board and roll responsibilities back into state government): Final passage recorded as 46 aye, 0 nay — Passed.

If a measure's final tally is not listed above, the transcript excerpt did not include the roll call total; the article lists such tallies as "not specified." For detailed roll‑call records and enrolled bill text, see the Secretary of the Senate or the official legislative record.