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Votes at a glance: Oct. 12 Utah House special session — key outcomes
Summary
On Oct. 12 the Utah House approved multiple measures during a special session focused on juvenile justice. Notable outcomes: House Bill 1 passed (66–6), House Bill 5 passed (71–3) after amendments, House Bill 13 passed (69–1); several Senate bills were concurred with and returned to the Senate or taken under consideration.
The Utah House took numerous roll-call and voice votes during its Oct. 12 special session. Key recorded outcomes:
- House Bill 1 (as amended): Passed the House with 66 affirmative and 6 negative votes; referred to the Senate for consideration.
- House Bill 5 (as amended): After floor amendments and a recorded roll call on some amendments, the House later reported final passage of HB5 with 71 affirmative and 3 negative votes (the transcript records amendment and final roll-call tallies at different points; the Buckmeyer amendment passed earlier by division 41–32).
- House Bill 13 (supplemental appropriations for juvenile reform): Passed the House with 69 affirmative and 1 negative vote; referred to the Senate.
- House Bill 3: Substitute version accepted on the floor and circled for further review (pink-sheet amendments adopted); procedural pause to resolve a $114,000 school-fund transfer question.
- House Bill 10: Motion to refer to Rules Committee passed (procedural referral).
- Several Senate bills (including SB2, SB3, SB8, SB13, Senate Bill 1) were read in and either concurred with, amended, or referred back to the Senate for proper communication; the House recorded passage or concurrence on several by large margins (many voice and roll-call tallies were in the 60s–70s for those items).
