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Votes at a glance: House final actions and key tallies from Wednesday
Summary
The House recorded final actions on numerous bills Wednesday; several bills were advanced with recorded roll-call tallies during the morning floor session. This roundup lists selected bills, subject, and vote counts as read into the record.
The Kansas House read final action and recorded votes on many bills during Wednesday's floor session. Several bills were advanced with roll-call tallies read into the record; below are selected items the Clerk recorded during that portion of the session.
Votes recorded (selection from the floor reading):
- House Bill 2022 (elections clarification on special elections) ————19 in favor, 0 against ——(declared passed) - Sub. House Bill 2007 (Appropriations; multi-year state budget act) ——84 in favor, 35 against ——(declared passed) - House Bill 2016 (elections; deceased voter removal) ——106 in favor, 13 against ——(declared passed) - House Bill 2039 (health credentialing clarification) ——119 in favor, 0 against ——(declared passed) - House Bill 2062 (child support for unborn children, as read) ——85 in favor, 34 against ——(declared passed) - House Bill 2075 (timing of permanent-seal hearings for children in custody) ——19 in favor, 0 against ——(declared passed) - House Bill 2083 (property-tax exemption for new energy storage systems) ——90 in favor, 29 against ——(declared passed) - House Bill 2016 (municipal contracting DA-146 language requirement) ——119 in favor, 0 against ——(declared passed)
The Clerk read many additional bills into the record with recorded votes throughout the morning. Those bills included a range of topics from licensing to county law library rules to transportation fee increases. Several measures were carried from committee into final action during the session.
Ending: This roundup lists floor tallies read aloud during the session; interested readers should consult the House Journal for the official record and complete vote roll calls.
