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Votes at a glance: roll call outcomes from the House floor
Summary
Quick summary of roll‑call outcomes recorded on the House floor: several consent and debated bills passed unanimously or with clear majorities; notable outcomes include HB250 64–0, SB120 67–0, HB225 68–0, HB86 66–1, HB174 failed 35–33, HB54 passed 52–15, HB82 passed 58–13, HB244 passed 54–14.
The following is a concise list of roll‑call outcomes recorded on the House floor during the session.
• House Bill 250 (expungement of convictions amendments) — Passed 64 yes, 0 no. (consent calendar) • Senate Bill 120 (replica vehicles) — Passed 67 yes, 0 no. • House Bill 225 (Higher Education Savings Plan amendment) — Passed 68 yes, 0 no. • House Bill 86 (shareholder derivative actions) — Passed 66 yes, 1 no. • House Bill 174 (Public Safety Fee Process Revisions) — Failed 35 yes, 33 no (constitutional majority of 38 required). • House Bill 54 (Olin Walker Housing Trust Fund, second substitute) — Passed 52 yes, 15 no. • House Bill 82 (consumer protection amendments) — Passed 58 yes, 13 no. • House Bill 244 (constitutional defense counsel, second substitute) — Passed 54 yes, 14 no.
Each tally above matches the vote counts entered into the House journal during the floor session. Bills that passed the House will be transmitted to the Senate for further action; failed measures require reconsideration or may be filed per House rules.
