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Votes at a glance: Third-reading roll-call results from House floor session
Summary
A summary of final-passage roll-call outcomes recorded during the Maryland House floor session, including vote totals where recorded by the clerk.
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland House of Delegates recorded several third-reading roll-call outcomes during the floor session. Below is a concise list of bills the clerk announced as having received the constitutional majority and been declared passed (vote tallies are those read into the record).
- House Bill 107 (consumer protection — automatic renewals): There being 101 votes in the affirmative, the bill was declared passed.
- House Bill 208 (consumer protection — false advertising, digital goods): There being 99 votes in the affirmative, the bill was declared passed.
- House Bill 233 (labor and employment — Maryland Worker Freedom Act): There being 94 votes in the affirmative, the bill was declared passed. (Separate coverage: see article on HB233.)
- House Bill 385 (consumer protection — automatic tip prompt screen requirements): There being 96 votes in the affirmative, the bill was declared passed.
- House Bill 482 (occupational licensing — predetermination review process): There being 103 votes in the affirmative, the bill was declared passed.
- House Bill 559 (food establishments — portable chemical toilets): There were 133 votes in the affirmative and none in the negative; the bill was declared passed.
- House Bill 575 (Maryland protecting opportunities in regional trade port act): There being 33 votes in the affirmative, the bill was declared passed (record shows 33 affirmative votes noted by the clerk).
- House Bill 795 (Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program — employee certification/awareness): There were 125 votes in the affirmative; the bill was declared passed.
- House Bill 825 (Maryland Small Business Retirement Savings Board membership alteration): There were 98 votes in the affirmative; the bill was declared passed.
- House Bill 887 (accountants — out-of-state practice privileges): There were 133 votes in the affirmative; the bill was declared passed.
- House Bill 895 (employment insurance equality for service members): There were 132 votes in the affirmative; the bill was declared passed.
Several additional bills were reported out favorably by committees or special-ordered for later consideration; this list covers the bills for which the clerk recorded final passage during the session captured in the transcript. Where the clerk read only the affirmative count, no separate negative/abstain counts were recorded in the transcript excerpt.
