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Votes at a glance: notable roll-call outcomes from the March 5th Utah House floor session
Summary
On March 5 the Utah House recorded several clear roll-call outcomes: second substitute SB132 (Education Association Leave) passed 40–31; noncontroversial technical and record-privacy measures passed unanimously or near-unanimously, including SB176 (71–0), second substitute SB143 (71–0) and SJR11 (67–0).
Several bills received final action during the March 5 Utah House floor session.
- Second substitute Senate Bill 132 (Education Association Leave): Passed the House 40 yes, 31 no. The measure requires written policies and supervision when districts subsidize education-association leave and forbids political activity during paid association leave.
- Second substitute Senate Bill 176 (Nonprofit Corporation Act amendments): Unanimous passage recorded with 71 yes, 0 no; sponsor characterized it as a technical recodification and cleanup measure.
- Second substitute Senate Bill 143 (GRAMA / government records): Passed (recorded votes entered in the House journal); sponsors said the bill clarifies the handling of private details within employee government records while preserving public-access principles.
- First substitute Senate Joint Resolution 11 (supporting the domestic steel industry): Passed 67 yes, 0 no; sponsors urged federal action to address subsidized dumping and support domestic steel.
Other items were taken up, motions to reconsider were offered on some measures and conference committee reports were introduced for House Bill 47; in at least one case the sponsor withdrew the adoption motion pending clarification. The transcript does not include roll-call tallies for every motion taken that day.
