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Votes at a glance: key measures acted on Feb. floor
Summary
The House took recorded action on scores of bills on the third-reading calendar, approving numerous Senate bills and concurrences and returning amended measures to the Senate; notable floor votes included HB73 (57-1), Sub. SB116 (68-0), SB202 (61-1), SB85 (62-0), SB176 (62-0), SB106 (60-0), SB160 (60-0), SB145 (62-1), SB31 (55-14) and Sub. SCR11 (54-10).
The Utah House voted on a batch of Senate and House measures during the February floor session. Below are the key recorded outcomes announced on the floor; the list is not exhaustive but captures measures called out during readings and votes.
- House Bill 73 (capital offenses penalty amendment, concurrence with Senate amendment): Passed, announced tally 57 yes, 1 no (returned to Senate for signature).
- Substitute Senate Bill 116 (underground storage tank amendments): Passed, announced tally 68 yes, 0 no (returned to Senate for further consideration).
- Substitute Senate Bill 85 (classification/position grievance amendments): Passed, announced tally 62 yes, 0 no.
- Senate Bill 176 (offender filing fees in corrections): Passed, announced tally 62 yes, 0 no.
- Senate Bill 202 (drug utilization review board for Medicaid): Passed, announced tally 61 yes, 1 negative.
- Senate Bill 106 (salvage vehicle amendments): Passed, announced tally 60 yes, 0 no.
- Senate Bill 160 (regulation of warranties and service contracts): Passed, announced tally 60 yes, 0 no.
- Senate Bill 145 (Medicare supplement insurance amendments): Passed, announced tally 62 yes, 1 no.
- Senate Bill 31 (Motor Fuel Marketing Act amendments, as amended): Passed, announced tally 55 yes, 14 no (returned to Senate as amended).
- Substitute Senate Concurrent Resolution 11 (Navajo trust fund resolution): Passed, announced tally 54 yes, 10 no.
Several other bills were read by title, signed for transmittal, or referred to committee or the Senate (full list read by the clerk). For bills returned to the Senate with House amendments, the Senate will receive the measures for further action.
