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Votes at a glance: bills the House moved or passed Feb. 27 session
Summary
During the Feb. 27 session the House recorded multiple floor actions: HB 1 conference report adopted (conference language on tuition surcharges), HB 9 passed 48–25, second substitute HB 107 passed 70–0, second substitute HB 211 (house version) passed 69–0, Senate Bill 153 passed 68–0, and first substitute SB 254 passed 70–0 (as reported on floor).
The House recorded several votes on Feb. 27; the following list summarizes the floor tallies and immediate procedural outcomes as recorded in the transcript.
- House Bill 9: "having received 48 votes and 25 votes, passes this body"; referred to the Senate for signature (transcript language).
- Second substitute House Bill 107 (tourism marketing): recorded as receiving 70 yes votes and 0 no votes; the House concurred with Senate amendments and the bill will be returned to the Senate for the president’s signature.
- Second substitute House Bill 211 (house action on tuition-waiver-related language): recorded as receiving 69 yes votes and 0 no votes; the House concurred with Senate amendments and will return the measure to the Senate for signature.
- Senate Bill 153 (kinship placement): recorded as receiving 68 yes votes and 0 no votes on the floor after amendment adoption; the bill will be referred back to the Senate.
- First substitute Senate Bill 254 (residence lien recovery fund amendments): recorded as receiving 70 yes votes and 0 no votes; the bill will be enrolled and transmitted for signature.
- Senate Bill 211 (as transcribed later in the record concerning internet ordinations): recorded in the transcript as receiving 42 yes votes and 32 no votes on the floor.
These tallies are reported as they appear in the House floor transcript; any discrepancy between floor totals and official recorded roll calls should be verified with the House clerk’s official journal and enrolled records.
