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Votes at a glance: committee advances technical and policy bills (Oct. 28, 2025)
Summary
On Oct. 28 the House Committee on Finance adopted technical substitutes and reported multiple bills with recommendation, including unanimous committee support for several measures. Recorded roll-call tallies in the transcript show committee adoption of several H-substitutes and reported recommendations.
The House Committee on Finance took roll-call votes on multiple measures during its Oct. 28 session. The committee adopted technical substitutes and moved bills forward with committee recommendations as follows (committee roll-call tallies are taken from the hearing transcript):
• House Bill 40 41 (Representative Carter) — Adopted H‑3 substitute (technical language). Committee recorded vote: 14 yes, 0 no, 0 pass; motion to report with recommendation prevailed.
• House Bill 40 88 (Representative Slock) — Committee considered an amendment and subsequently voted to report the bill with recommendation; transcript shows the motion prevailed on the reported question (final tally recorded on the floor transcript). (See committee record for the verbatim roll call.)
• House Bill 44 31 (Representative Beerline) — Reported with recommendation; roll-call tally recorded as 14 yes, 0 no, 0 pass.
• House Bill 44 32 (sponsor unnamed on the audio) — Reported with recommendation; roll-call tally recorded as 14 yes, 0 no, 0 pass.
• House Bill 48 92 (licensure technical fix for sole‑proprietor CPAs) — Adopted H‑1 substitute to move effective date; roll-call tally recorded as 13 yes, 0 no, 1 pass; motion prevailed.
These committee votes reflect procedural advancement of the listed bills to the next stage with committee recommendations. The committee also heard extended testimony on House Bill 48 16 (community investment tax credit) and House Bill 48 93 (CPA licensure modernization) as described in separate articles. For the exact roll-call transcript and speaker-by-speaker votes, consult the official hearing minutes and the committee’s roll-call record.
