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Committee reports multiple election-related bills with recommendations
Summary
The House Committee on Election Integrity reported several election and campaign-related bills out of committee with recommendations after testimony and discussion: HB 4602, HB 4358, HB 4359, HB 4698 and HB 4699 were reported by voice or roll call as recorded by the clerk.
The House Committee on Election Integrity reported a package of election-related bills out of committee following testimony and discussion. Committee members moved and the clerk recorded results for each motion as follows.
HB 4602: Representative Fox moved to report the bill with recommendation. The clerk conducted a roll call and summarized the result as, 'Madam Chair, you have 5 VA's, 0 nays, and 2 to pass.' The motion prevailed and HB 4602 was reported with recommendation.
HB 4358: Representative Hoadley moved to report HB 4358 with recommendation. The clerk recorded the roll call and reported, '8 yeas, 0 nays, and 0 pass.' HB 4358 was reported with recommendation.
HB 4359: Representative Outman moved to report HB 4359 with recommendation; the clerk again summarized the roll call as '8 yeas, 0 nays, 0 pass' and the motion prevailed.
HB 4698: Representative Alexander moved to report HB 4698 with recommendation; the clerk reported '8 yays, 0 nays, and 0 pass' and HB 4698 was reported with recommendation.
HB 4699: Representative Fox moved to report HB 4699 with recommendation; the clerk summarized the vote as '8 yeas, 0 nays, 0 pass' and the motion prevailed. The committee then excused absent members and adjourned.
The committee's recorded summaries of the votes are quoted above as spoken by the clerk during roll calls; the record provided in the hearing transcript lists individual member responses during the roll calls but not a unified, named tally for each member in machine-friendly format. The committee reported each bill with recommendation rather than taking final floor action; further steps would occur in subsequent floor proceedings.
