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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions and outcomes (Feb. 1992 session day)
Summary
The House recorded votes on multiple bills today, concurring with Senate amendments and adopting conference reports; notable tallies include HB 246 (60–2), HB 209 (63–3), substitute SB 58 (65–3), SB 17 (66–1), SB 71 (60–3), SB 128 (66–0), and SB 26 (65–0).
The Utah House completed votes on a number of bills and conference reports during the session. This summary lists the principal floor actions and final vote tallies as announced on the House floor.
• House Bill 246 (as amended): Passed the House with 60 affirmative votes and 2 negative votes; returned to the Senate for signature.
• House Bill 209 (concurrence with Senate amendments): Voting closed and HB 209 as amended received 63 affirmative votes and 3 negative votes; returned to the Senate for signature.
• Substitute Senate Bill 58 (conference substitute on access to health care): After adoption of the conference committee report, the substitute bill received 65 affirmative votes and 3 negative votes and will be returned to the Senate.
• Senate Bill 17 (statewide warrant access funding): Passed the House with 66 affirmative votes and 1 negative vote.
• Senate Bill 71 (collection of personal property taxes and fees): Passed the House with 60 affirmative votes and 3 negative votes.
• Second substitute Senate Bill 128 (antiquities protection): Passed the House unanimously as recorded (66–0).
• Senate Bill 146 (workers' compensation board size/related amendments): Passed the House; recorded vote on substitute passed with 63 affirmative votes and 5 negative votes.
• Substitute Senate Bill 151 (workers' compensation / related): Passed the House with 65 affirmative votes and 3 negative votes.
• Senate Bill 28 (telecommunications task force reauthorization): Passed the House with 56 affirmative votes and 7 negative votes; the bill was amended and referred back to the Senate for further consideration.
• Senate Bill 16 (telecommunications for public education / EdNet): Passed as amended; recorded result announced on the floor (65 affirmative votes reported in the transcript).
• Senate Bill 26 (EdNet operations and T‑1 funding amendments): Passed the House as amended with 65 affirmative votes and 0 negative votes.
This list is not exhaustive of every slot on the calendar but captures the principal floor outcomes and recorded tallies announced during the session. Items that were concurred with, amended, or adopted via conference report were forwarded to the Senate for its further action or signature as noted on the record.
