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Votes at a glance: key actions from Tennessee House floor session
Summary
The House approved several bills and resolutions during the recorded floor session. This roundup lists items that received final action with recorded roll-call results or formal adoption noted in the transcript.
This roundup summarizes formal actions recorded in the Tennessee House floor transcript for the session: roll-call votes, confirmations and other adopted measures described on the record.
Senate bill 282 (Right to Try update) - Action: Passed on third and final consideration (see separate article). Recorded roll-call: 85 yeas, 5 nays, 3 present/not voting.
Senate bill 1283 (Maternal syphilis screening) - Action: Passed on third and final consideration (see separate article). Recorded roll-call: 79 yeas, 12 nays, 1 present/not voting.
Senate bill 109 (certified municipal finance officers) - Action: Passed on third and final consideration. Recorded roll-call: 92 yeas, 0 nays (per transcript record). - Sponsor summary (floor): Allows the comptroller to approve CMFO service hours for contracted certified municipal finance officers in small municipalities to provide appropriate oversight without unnecessary cost.
House bill 901 (Century Farms) - Action: Passed on third and final consideration. Recorded roll-call: 86 yeas, 0 nays (per transcript record). - Note: The bill was discussed on the regular calendar; earlier a previous-question vote was recorded before final passage.
Confirmations and joint resolutions (selected) - Senate Joint Resolution 88 (concurrence confirming appointment to Public Charter School Commission): Concurred in by recorded vote, 79 yeas, 10 nays (transcript shows concurrence and vote tally). - Senate Joint Resolution 87 (concurrence confirming appointment to Public Charter School Commission): Concurred in by recorded vote, 76 yeas, 13 nays (transcript shows concurrence and vote tally).
Other adopted items - Multiple honorary resolutions and memorials (house resolutions and joint resolutions) were introduced and adopted by voice vote during the session; roll-call votes were not recorded in the transcript for those ceremonial items.
Context and caveats - This roundup reflects actions recorded in the provided session transcript. Where the transcript did not provide complete roll-call lists, tallies are presented as the clerk recorded them (yeas/nays/present). The transcript does not show subsequent steps such as enrollment, transmission to the governor, or administrative implementation.
