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Votes at a glance: key House actions, March 1, 1999
Summary
The House took final action on dozens of bills during the March 1 floor session; this roundup lists key final‑passage votes and outcomes for House and Senate bills addressed that day.
Below are notable final passage votes recorded on March 1, 1999, during the House floor session (tallies and final outcomes are taken from the House Journal entries read on the floor):
- First substitute House Bill 334 — Passed final passage (62 yes, 9 no) and transmitted to the Senate for signature (vote recorded during concurrence action).
- House Bill 9 (concurred with Senate amendments) — Passed (71 yes, 0 no).
- House Bill 54 (concurred; appropriation alignment) — Passed (66 yes, 6 no).
- House Bill 197 (concurred; fiscal note reduced from $350,000 to $200,000) — Passed (68 yes, 4 no).
- House Bill 321 (prison education appropriation; fiscal note alignment) — Passed (71 yes, 2 no).
- Second substitute House Bill 8 — Passed (71 yes, 0 no).
- House Bill 108 (divorce decree / alimony language) — Passed (70 yes, 0 no; accounting for late voting adjustments recorded on the floor).
- House Bill 63 (concurred to align fiscal note) — Passed (45 yes, 27 no).
- First substitute House Bill 145 — Passed (69 yes, 4 no).
- Senate Bill 55 (Uniform Probate Code amendments) — Passed (74 yes, 0 no).
- Senate Bill 60 (Abuse of Personal Identity Amendments) — Passed (67 yes, 3 no).
- Senate Bill 132 (Aviation Fuel Tax amendments) — Passed (67 yes, 4 no).
- Second substitute Senate Bill 139 (Aircraft registration and fee changes) — Passed (71 yes, 0 no).
- Senate Bill 146 (School Termination Procedures Act amendments) — Passed (66 yes, 6 no).
- Senate Bill 26 (Nurse Registration Interstate Compact amendments) — Passed (74 yes, 0 no).
This list is not exhaustive of all bills considered that day; members also placed major appropriations bills (HB1 Annual Appropriations, HB3 Minimum School Program Act, supplemental appropriations and the School Finance Act) on members' desks for consideration later in the day. For each bill above, the House entry records the sponsor and the statement summarized on the floor.
