Votes at a glance: key bills the Utah House passed or acted on during the March session

This is a summary of notable formal outcomes recorded on the House floor during the session covered by the transcript.

- Substitute Senate Bill 61 (secured-interest remedy): Passed in House, recorded as 60 affirmative, 0 negative. (See floor read-in and sponsor's explanation.) - Substitute Senate Bill 62 (appraisal contingent-fee prohibition): Passed in House as amended, recorded 58 affirmative, 5 negative. - Substitute Senate Bill 224 (workers' compensation/liability compromise): Amended and passed by the House, recorded 65 affirmative, 3 negative. Referred to Senate. - Substitute House Bill 274 (education of youth in custody amendments): Passed in House, 67 affirmative, 0 negative; recognizes tribal juvenile-court status for program eligibility. - Senate Bill 23 (retirement service credit amendments): Passed in House as amended, recorded 67 affirmative, 2 negative; referred to Senate. - Substitute Senate Bill 48 (Employment Security Act amendments): Passed in House, recorded 56 affirmative, 0 negative. - Substitute House Bill 3 88 (supplemental appropriations): Passed in House, recorded 60 affirmative, 9 negative; included adopted floor amendments. - Senate Bill 72 (exemption for fraternal/religious organizations): Passed by the House after close roll call, 39 affirmative, 35 negative. - Senate Bill 277 (Leonardo on Wheels science fund): Passed, recorded 58 affirmative, 5 negative.

Each of the above entries reflects the House floor record as read into the journal during the session. Where specific vote tallies were read on the floor those figures are reported here.