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Votes at a glance: multiple bills pass during late-session House floor period
Summary
The House recorded votes on numerous bills during a late-session floor period, including passage of appropriations, insurance, corrections and procedural amendments; key tallies are listed below.
During the late-session floor calendar the House recorded votes on many measures. Highlights and recorded tallies read on the floor include:
- House bill (substitute) 351 — passed (62 yes, 0 no) and transmitted to the Senate. - Senate Bill 259 (Heber Creeper acquisition) — passed (54 yes, 13 no). - Senate Bill 254 (school-based driver's license examiners) — passed (42 yes, 26 no). - Senate Bill 145 (gross receipts timing amendment) — passed (67 yes, 3 no). - Substitute Senate Bill 138 (insurance code technical corrections) — passed (61 yes, 0 no). - Senate Bill 129 (early graduation amendments) — passed (56 yes, 10 no). - House Bill 443 (Appropriations Act FY1990–91) — passed (54 yes, 15 no) and referred to the Senate. - Senate Bill 76 (optional uninsured motorist property damage) — passed (66 yes, 2 no). - Substitute House Bill 308 (transportation task force substitute) — passed (66 yes, 0 no). - House Bill 456 (competency evaluation amendments) — concurred (69 yes, 1 no). - House Bill 414 (limited guardianship for training school residents) — passed (68 yes, 0 no).
Several other bills and concurrence motions were acted on and sent to the Senate for signature; the clerk read communications for passed and returned measures throughout the session.
