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Wyoming House action: roll‑call votes, enrolled acts signed and consent‑list bills
Summary
The House recorded multiple roll‑call votes, signed several enrolled acts, concurred on House Bill 72 with Senate amendments and passed Senate files on final reading; this roundup lists each formal action and vote tallies from the session.
During the legislative session the Wyoming House recorded multiple formal actions: the speaker signed several enrolled acts, the House rescinded a previous action and then concurred with Senate amendments to House Bill 72, and the chamber passed multiple Senate files on final reading including consent‑list items. Below are the recorded actions and vote tallies taken in the transcript.
Enrolled acts signed by the speaker (read and signed during the session): - House Enrolled Act 44 (original House Bill 33) — sales and use tax distribution and highway fund provisions — “I have so signed.” - House Enrolled Act 45 (original House Bill 36) — Hathaway Scholarship Program modifications — “I have so signed.” - House Enrolled Act 46 (original House Bill 275) — wildlife/crimes and penalties amendments — “I have so signed.” - House Enrolled Act 47 (original House Bill 94) — charter school authorization cap removed — “I have so signed.” - House Enrolled Act 42 (original House Bill 28) — commercial driver disqualification amendments — “I have so signed.” - House Enrolled Act 43 (original House Bill 11) — manufacturing sales tax exemptions sunset extension — “I have so signed.”
Votes and formal actions recorded on the floor (selected): - House Bill 72 (concurrence in Senate amendments): The House first voted to rescind its prior action and not concur with Senate amendments; that motion passed 56 ayes, 5 noes, 1 excused. The House then voted on the motion to concur in Senate amendments to House Bill 72; final recorded tally 54 ayes, 7 noes, 1 excused. The clerk announced: “By your vote, the house has concurred in the Senate amendments of House Bill 72.”
- Third‑reading consent list: The House read a consent list consisting of Senate File 9 and Senate File 147. Both bills were passed on the consent list; recorded vote on the consent list showed 60 ayes, 2 excused. The clerk later announced both bills had passed the House.
- Senate File 9 (restoration of rights amendments; criminal procedure) — Passed (consent list). - Senate File 147 (service dog training and scribe protections for blind/disabled persons) — Passed (consent list).
- Senate File 103 — passed after floor amendments (see separate article). Final tally recorded 52 ayes, 7 noes, 3 excused.
- Senate File 132 — passed after amendments to remove an aerial‑photography prohibition and add governor flexibility; final tally recorded 50 ayes, 9 noes, 3 excused.
Other procedural actions and committee notices: the House laid back Senate File 153 for one day by unanimous consent; several committees announced meeting times and interim topics.
What the votes mean: the enrolled acts the speaker signed had been enrolled and presented for signature; concurrence on House Bill 72 means the House changed its prior posture and accepted Senate amendments; the consent‑list bills passed with minimal floor debate. Several bills debated on third reading drew sustained debate and roll‑call votes.
Provenance: the transcript includes roll‑call and reading clerk text for each enrolled act and recorded votes for HB72, the consent list, SF103 and SF132.
