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Votes at a glance: key actions from the Utah House, March 5, 2025
Summary
The House considered and acted on a slate of bills and resolutions on March 5. This roundup lists each bill noted on the floor with final outcomes and vote tallies where announced.
The Utah House on March 5 moved a range of measures on concurrence, third reading and final passage. Below are the items announced on the floor with the outcome the House recorded. Short descriptions reflect floor statements when available.
Votes at a glance
- Second substitute HB 488, federalism amendments — Adopted by the House; final passage recorded with 67 yes, 0 no (sent to the Senate).
- Fifth substitute SB 195 (transportation amendments; conference committee adoption noted earlier) — Adopted by the House; final passage recorded with 61 yes, 9 no (sent to the Senate).
- SJR 6, joint resolution supporting state jurisdiction under federalism — Passed 57 yes, 8 no (sent to the Senate).
- First substitute SJR 7, joint resolution on election governance — Passed 63 yes, 9 no (sent to the Senate).
- Second substitute HB 21, criminal code recodification and cross-references — House concurred with Senate amendments; final passage recorded 74 yes, 0 no (sent to the Senate).
- Second substitute HB 75, reauthorization of administrative rules — House concurred and final passage recorded 72 yes, 0 no (sent to the Senate).
- Third substitute HB 100, food security amendments — House concurred and final passage recorded 47 yes, 24 no (sent to the Senate).
- First substitute SB 283, funds amendments (fiscal cleanup) — Passed 71 yes, 0 no (sent to the Senate).
- First substitute SB 189, childcare services amendments — Circled for later consideration (motion to circle carried).
- SB 16 (first substitute), property tax notice requirement — Passed 73 yes, 0 no (sent to the Senate).
- Second substitute SB 52, vehicle registration modifications — Passed 66 yes, 6 no (sent to the Senate).
- Additional procedural actions included recalling HB 388 to the Senate for reconsideration and adoption of multiple conference committee reports; individual motion and adoption statements were read on the floor and placed on the appropriate calendars.
These tallies and action summaries reflect vote totals and floor descriptions announced during the March 5 House session and were recorded by the reading clerk.
