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Votes at a glance: several floor actions including HB 138, HB 126 and HB 273
Summary
During the Feb. 23 floor session the House acted on numerous agenda items: HB 138 (trespass on state park lands) passed 58–14; HB 126 (teacher classifications) passed 52–22; HB 273 failed 8–64; several committee reports were adopted and multiple items were uncircled for floor consideration.
The House recorded several roll‑call outcomes and procedural motions during the Feb. 23 session.
• House Bill 138 (trespass on state park lands): Representative Cheryl Allen led an amendment that deleted most of line 63 except the final word to constrain the statute’s reach; the bill passed the House on recorded vote, 58 yes, 14 no, and will be forwarded to the Senate.
• House Bill 126 (teacher classifications): A clarification of statutory titles for teachers and associate teachers passed the House by recorded vote, 52 yes, 22 no, with sponsors noting the change affects titles only and not pay or licensing.
• House Bill 273 (tax and charge amendments): Representative Harper brought the bill back after prior discussion, but an offered amendment failed on the floor and the bill was later recorded as failing on final consideration, with the clerk reporting 8 yes and 64 no; the bill will be filed.
In addition, the Transportation and Judiciary committee reports were adopted earlier in the session and multiple bills were uncircled for floor consideration. Several substituted and senate‑passed bills were also transmitted to the House for referral to the Rules Committee.
