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Votes at a glance: key House floor outcomes from day three
Summary
A roundup of recorded House floor votes and immediate procedural outcomes from the third day of the session, including passage tallies where recorded and items circled or referred to standing committees.
The House recorded several floor actions during its third day in session. Key recorded outcomes (as cited on the floor) included:
- SJR1 (resolution reappointing the legislative fiscal analyst): recorded as passing 72 yes, 0 no. (SEG 269–271) - SJR2 (in‑session employee compensation resolution): recorded as passing 70 yes, 0 no. (SEG 306–307) - House Bill 17 (Captive Insurance Companies Act amendments): floor vote sequence recorded in the transcript as 58 yes, 14 no; the transcript line labeling the result contains an apparent segment‑labeling inconsistency (the line reads 'House Bill 18' while the debate and vote sequence referred to HB17). (SEG 471–486) - House Bill 18 (Utah State Scenic Byway Committee): passed 57 yes, 18 no and will be forwarded to the Senate. (SEG 568–570) - House Bill 19 (Employment Support Act amendments): passed 72 yes, 0 no and will be referred to the Senate. (SEG 661–662) - House Bill 20 (Construction bonding statutes): passed 69 yes, 0 no and will be sent to the Senate. (SEG 738–739) - House Bill 21 (Licensing Insurance Law amendments): passed 67 yes, 1 no and will be referred to the Senate. (SEG 781–782) - House Bill 23 (Transportation planning amendments, with amendment): recorded as passing with 69 yes, 0 no after amendment votes and handling of an electronic‑voting glitch. (SEG 933–934) - House Bill 24 (Motor Vehicles code revisions): circled for further drafting after debate over the 500‑foot turn‑lane language; no passage recorded. (SEG 1268–1274) - House Bill 25 (Governmental Internet Information Privacy Act): passed as amended and will be referred to the Senate. (SEG 1437–1440) - House Bill 26 (Parent time schedule amendment): passed 67 yes, 1 no and will be referred to the Senate. (SEG 1549–1551) - House Bill 27: circled and later lifted and referred to the Revenue & Taxation standing committee (motion to refer recorded). (SEG 1556–1560; SEG 1749–1777) - House Bill 31 (IT procurement reforms): passed 68 yes, 0 no and will be referred to the Senate. (SEG 1727–1734)
Notes: Where the transcript supplies only tallies, this roundup reports the counts provided on the floor. The transcript contains at least one apparent labeling inconsistency between the bill debated and the bill number listed in the floor vote line (see HB17/HB18 note above).
