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Votes at a glance: Kansas House actions, March 5 — coroners bill and fallen firefighters memorial pass; committee reports move several bills forward
Summary
The Kansas House recorded final passage of two bills by roll call (HB 2331 and HB 2372) and adopted two resolutions by voice; several other measures were reported favorably by the Committee of the Whole.
The Kansas House of Representatives took final action on multiple measures during its March 5 session.
Final recorded roll-call votes
- House Bill 2331 (Committee on Federal and State Affairs), concerning coroners and authorizing disposition of unclaimed remains by district coroners: 118 ayes, 0 nays. The Clerk declared the bill passed.
- House Bill 2372 (Committee on Federal and State Affairs), relating to the Kansas Fallen Firefighters Memorial: 118 ayes, 0 nays. The Clerk declared the bill passed.
Resolutions adopted by voice vote
- House Resolution 6010, reaffirming sister-state ties between Kansas and Taiwan and reaffirming support for Taiwan's international participation. Representative Blake Carpenter moved adoption; the House adopted the resolution by voice vote.
- House Resolution 6011, designating Aug. 22, 2025, as Antique Tractor Preservation Day. Representative Schwertfeger moved adoption; the resolution was adopted by voice vote.
Committee of the Whole recommendations reported to the House
The Committee of the Whole recommended favorably for passage the following bills (reported during the session and adopted as Committee of the Whole report): HB 2028 (licenses reinstatement), SB 92 (KCC timeline extension), HB 2378 (Removal of Squatters Act, as amended), and SB 45 (substitute regarding virtual-school graduation-rate calculations). For these measures the transcript records committee voice votes and committee reports; roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript for those committee actions.
Clerk's and committee reports filed
Various standing-committee reports were read into the record during the session; the House adopted the Committee of the Whole report by voice vote and continued the legislative calendar.
