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Votes at a glance: key House actions on Feb. 26, 2001
Summary
On Feb. 26 the Utah House took votes on a number of Senate and House measures. Notable results: Senate Bill 1 passed the House (59-22); first substitute Senate Bill 80 (county statutes) passed (72-1); House passed first substitute House Bill 3 (67 yes); Senate Bill 154 passed (71 yes); first substitute Senate Bill 84 passed unanimously (70-0); second substitute Senate Bill 210 passed (62-12).
SALT LAKE CITY — A selection of roll-call and floor outcomes from the Utah House on Feb. 26, 2001:
- Senate Bill 1 — Clerk reported the bill received 59 yes votes and 22 no votes; the House passed the bill and will refer it back to the Senate.
- First substitute Senate Bill 80 (county statutes recodification) — The clerk announced 72 yes votes and 1 no vote; the House approved the substitute and will return it to the Senate.
- First substitute House Bill 3 (minimum school program) — After substitute motions and amendments, the clerk announced 67 yes votes; the bill passed and was referred to the Senate for consideration.
- Senate Bill 154 (indigent defendant legal services) — The House encircled and later passed the measure; the clerk announced 71 yes votes for final passage.
- First substitute Senate Bill 84 (Utah Sports Authority/Olympics adjustments) — Passed unanimously (70 yes, 0 no) and will be transmitted to the Senate.
- Second substitute Senate Bill 210 (higher-education tuition-disclosure) — The bill passed the House by a recorded tally of 62 yes votes and 12 no votes.
Other procedural and committee reports were adopted; several nonconcurrence motions were filed asking the Senate to recede on certain amendments. These results reflect the clerk’s floor announcements during the Feb. 26 session.
