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Committee roll-call results: which election bills moved forward and which were held
Summary
During the meeting’s executive sessions the House Election Law Committee recorded roll-call outcomes on several bills. This summary lists those outcomes and the stated vote tallies from the transcript.
The House Election Law Committee recorded multiple roll-call results in executive session. Below are the bills and the outcomes as stated in the meeting transcript. Tallies and motions are reported verbatim from the committee record.
- House Bill 365 (proof of U.S. citizenship for voters): Motion of ought to pass carried 10–8.
- CACR 2 (constitutional amendment on drawing district boundaries to avoid favoring any party/candidate): Motion to legislate carried 10–8.
- House Bill 130 (arrangement of candidates on primary election ballots): Motion (ITL) carried 18–0; bill placed on consent calendar.
- House Bill 154 (enabling voters to request hand count of their ballots): Motion of ought to pass carried 13–5; committee majority/minority reporters named.
- House Bill 363 (redistricting / partisan-town provision amendment was considered): Motion of ought to pass as amended failed 8–10; motion of inexpedient to legislate (ITL) carried 10–8.
- House Bill 481 (moving the state primary date): Motion of ought to pass carried 13–5.
- House Bill 408 (moving state primary to fourth Tuesday in August): Motion of inexpedient to legislate carried 10–8.
- House Bill 151 (term of supervisors of the checklist, as amended): Motion of ought to pass as amended carried 18–0; bill placed on consent calendar.
- House Bill 429 (amending county-commissioner term length): Motion of inexpedient to legislate carried 18–0; bill to consent calendar.
- House Bill 333 (require moderators to designate an electioneering area and schematic): Motion of inexpedient to legislate carried 18–0; bill on consent calendar.
- House Bill 220 (closing presidential or state primaries for parties): Motion to legislate carried 18–0; placed on consent calendar.
- House Bill 600 (enabling ranked-choice voting): Motion to legislate carried 10–8.
These outcomes reflect the committee’s recorded voice and roll-call votes during executive session; members named majority and minority reporters for later written reports where appropriate. The transcript records the tallies exactly as read by the clerk and the chair.
