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Votes at a glance: bills the Utah House passed on this floor day
Summary
A summary of bills the House passed or forwarded to the Senate during the session, including vote tallies where recorded: HB127 (capital gains) 45–27; HB133 (Bill of Rights Day) 70–0; HJR10 68–0; HB131 (Internet Child Protection Act) 69–0; HB115 (waste tire recycling) 66–0; HB124 65–3; HB261 63–5. Several other bills were read and referred to committees or the Senate.
The Utah House took action on multiple bills during the floor session. Below are the items recorded in the provided transcript with vote outcomes where the clerk recorded them.
Key votes and outcomes
- House Bill 127 (capital gains tax rate reduction): Passed the House, 45 yes, 27 no; referred to the Senate. (Full debate recorded.)
- First substitute House Bill 133 (Bill of Rights Day): Passed 70 yes, 0 no; placed on appropriate calendar and transmitted as required.
- HJR10 (resolution recognizing Bill of Rights Day): Passed 68 affirmatives, 0 no; to be referred to the Senate.
- House Bill 131 (Internet Child Protection Act): Passed the House, 69 yes, 0 no; will be referred to the Senate.
- House Bill 115 (Waste Tire Recycling amendments): Passed 66 yes, 0 no; referred to the Senate.
- House Bill 124 (amendments to voter information pamphlet): Passed 65 yes, 3 no; referred to the Senate.
- House Bill 261 (sales and use tax exemption for scrap recyclers): Passed 63 yes, 5 no; referred to the Senate.
Other procedural items
- Several committee reports were adopted and multiple bills were read for first or second readings and referred to the rules or for transmittal to the Senate. The transcript includes numerous committee recommendations and introductions.
Notes and caveats: Vote tallies are reported here exactly as recorded in the transcript for the floor session. When the transcript text contained ambiguous or garbled numbers for a tally, this summary uses only the clearly recorded votes; if a particular final tally was not recorded in the provided excerpt, the entry notes that omission.
