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Votes at a glance: House actions on multiple Senate bills
Summary
The House took floor action on a series of Senate bills: SB 27 (do-not-call) passed 67–0; SB 15 (carryover capital outlay) passed 71–0; SB 6 (refurbished computers repeal) passed 70–0; SB 98 passed 65–0; SB 8 (local referendum) passed 41–26; SB 94 (mine certification) passed 62–0; SB 84 (party-to-felony enhancement) passed 64–8. Several bills were circled or uncircled for further consideration.
During the floor session the House acted on numerous Senate bills on the third-reading calendar.
Key recorded outcomes on the Senate calendar included:
- Senate Bill 27 (Telephone and Facsimile Solicitation; do-not-call registry): Passed by the House, recorded as 67 yes, 0 no (returned to the Senate for signature).
- Senate Bill 15 (Carryover of Authorized Capital Outlay Amendments): Passed by the House, recorded as 71 yes, 0 no.
- Senate Bill 6 (Refurbished Computers in Schools program — repeal): Passed by the House, recorded as 70 yes, 0 no.
- Senate Bill 98 (Fees for electronic processing of certain motor vehicle transactions): Passed by the House, recorded as 65 yes, 0 no.
- Senate Bill 8 (Local referendum amendments): Passed by the House, recorded as 41 yes, 26 no.
- Senate Bill 94 (Mine certification requirements): Passed by the House, recorded as 62 yes, 0 no.
- Senate Bill 84 (Party to felony offense enhancement): Passed by the House, recorded as 64 yes, 8 no.
Several other bills were formally 'circled' or 'uncircled' (procedural actions that set later floor scheduling), including SB 13 (resort community sales tax) and SB 9 (property-rights amendments). Where a bill was circled or uncircled, the floor record shows the motion and the chair’s announcement; for circled bills the clerk places them on the calendar for future consideration or for additional technical review.
