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Votes at a glance: key measures the House passed March 6, 2025
Summary
A roundup of bills and final vote tallies recorded on the House floor March 6, 2025, including vehicle-title modernization, fee changes, licensing adjustments, and criminal law clarifications.
During the March 6, 2025 House session, members recorded final passage on numerous bills. The following summary lists each bill discussed on the floor with the outcome and floor vote tally when recorded by the clerk.
- Senate Bill 131 (electronic vehicle titles): Passed; vote recorded as ayes 68, nays 1, excused 1. - Senate Bill 90 (clarify provisions regarding tax deeds): Passed; vote recorded as ayes 68, nays 1, excused 1. - Senate Bill 131 and 90 were presented for final passage earlier in the day; floor remarks cited modernization and technical clarifications.
- Senate Bill 3 (driver license fee increases; driver license division self-funded): Passed; vote recorded as ayes 51, nays 18, excused 1.
- Senate Bill 26 (adjust employer contribution rates and increase administrative fee for reemployment assistance; revenue-neutral swap): Passed with two-thirds requirement; vote recorded as ayes 65, nays 4, excused 1.
- Senate Bill 28 (raise fee caps and move barber license renewal date; emergency clause): Passed with two-thirds requirement; vote recorded as ayes 62, nays 7, excused 1.
- Senate Bill 14 (agricultural production facilities and related penalties, including swine): Passed; vote recorded as ayes 67, nays 2, excused 1.
- Senate Bill 32 (increase caps for accountancy licensing fees): Passed with two-thirds requirement; vote recorded as ayes 56, nays 13, excused 1.
- Senate Bill 64 (amendments to serious-offense lists for parole eligibility corrections): Passed; vote recorded as ayes 63, nays 6, excused 1.
- Senate Bill 6 (Ellsworth infrastructure loan amendment and passage): Passed; vote recorded as ayes 41, nays 28, excused 1 (covered in a separate article).
- Senate Bill 68, SJR 503, SB 100, and SB 113 — all described in separate articles — also received final action on the House floor.
This list is not exhaustive of every item the House handled on March 6; it highlights bills that were the subject of recorded roll-call tallies and floor debate during the session.
