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Votes at a glance: Senate advances multiple bills including tax, technical and public-safety measures
Summary
The Utah Senate approved a number of bills on the floor with recorded votes on third reading and concurrence. Several committee reports and first-read assignments were also adopted; this roundup lists the bills read and their recorded outcomes.
The Utah Senate took final action or concurrence votes on a range of bills during the floor session. The list below compiles bills that received recorded votes or were reported out of committee on the Senate floor. For bills that were debated in depth elsewhere in this package, see separate articles.
Votes and dispositions recorded on the floor (selected):
- Senate Bill 13 — passed, 29–0 (returned to House for Speaker signature). - First Substitute Senate Bill 18 — passed, 29–0 (returned to House). - First Substitute House Bill 14 — passed, 29–0 (returned to House). - House Bill 43 — passed, 29–0 (returned to House for Speaker signature). - Senate Bill 79 — passed, 29–0 (sent to House). - Senate Bill 95 — passed, 29–0 (sent to House) [Truth and Taxation amendments]. - First substitute Senate Bill 36 — passed, 29–0 (see separate article for detail). - Senate Bill 101 — passed, 29–0 (dog-related liability amendments). - Senate Bill 145 — passed, 29–0 (technical senate district boundary adjustment). - House and Senate committee reports accepted and bills assigned to standing committees as read; Rules Committee report adopted.
Several bills were placed on calendars or encircled for procedural reasons; one bill, House Bill 51 (higher education reporting amendments), was moved from the consent calendar to the top of the second reading calendar for amendment.
This roundup is not exhaustive of all paperwork read on the floor (many committee recommendations and first-read passages were recorded); it lists the items that received floor votes or were otherwise highlighted for placement on calendars during this session.
