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Votes at a glance: several House measures pass Feb. 15 session
Summary
The House recorded final passage on multiple bills on Feb. 15, including Substitute Senate Bill 34 (68–0), House Bill 13 (69–0), House Bill 74 (67–0), House Bill 31 second substitute (65–0), House Bill 119 (roll-call: transcript reports 54–19 with a later inconsistent tally), House Bill 92 (64–0), and House Bill 162 (65–2). All passed measures were transmitted to the Senate for further consideration.
During floor action on Feb. 15 the House disposed of a number of bills by final passage and referred them to the Senate or for the Speaker’s signature. Key recorded outcomes in the provided transcript excerpts include:
- Substitute Senate Bill 34 (chiropractor licensing amendments): Clerk reported 68 affirmative, 0 negative; passed and ordered transmitted. - House Bill 13 (Main Street Program Act): Clerk reported 69 affirmative, 0 negative; passed and referred to Senate. - House Bill 74 (podiatry / Biacus licensing): Clerk reported 67 affirmative, 0 negative; passed and referred. - Second substitute House Bill 31 (telephone fraud / telephone-solicitor definitions): Clerk reported 65 affirmative, 0 negative; passed and transmitted. - House Bill 119 (fees for county recorders): transcript contains an initial report of 54 affirmative and 19 negative votes; a later line shows an inconsistent figure (45 affirmative and 19 negative). That discrepancy is noted here and in the audit. - House Bill 92 (increase to minimum monthly retirement allowance): Clerk reported 64 affirmative, 0 negative; passed. - House Bill 162 (jail reimbursement): Clerk reported 65 affirmative and 2 negative votes; passed and referred to the Senate.
This roundup reflects roll-call and clerk-reported totals as read on the floor in the transcript. Where the transcript included inconsistent tallies (notably for HB 119), the inconsistency is flagged rather than reconciled by the reporter.
