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Votes at a glance: House floor actions and recorded tallies
Summary
On the March floor the House recorded several unanimous or near-unanimous votes: second substitute HB 36 (charter construction) 70‑0; HB 186 (consumer protection misdemeanor) 68‑0; HB 60 (insurance licensing) 70‑0; HB 3 (Minimum School Program Act) 71‑0; other committee reports were adopted by voice votes.
The following roll-call or reported tallies were recorded during the House floor session:
- Second substitute House Bill 36 (charter-school construction, concurrence with Senate amendments): 70 yes, 0 no. The bill requires charter-school construction to be subject to building permits and clarifies inspection oversight; the House will transmit the bill to the Senate for the president’s signature.
- House Bill 186 (concurrence with Senate amendments; adds misdemeanor penalties for some consumer-protection violations): 68 yes, 0 no. The House concurred and will refer the bill to the Senate for signature.
- House Bill 60 (insurance licensing amendments; exempts title insurance producers from an increase in continuing education pending a title commission): 70 yes, 0 no. The House concurred and will refer the bill to the Senate.
- House Bill 3, Minimum School Program Act (as amended on the floor): 71 yes, 0 no. The bill contains appropriations, a WPU increase, charter-reporting language and an earlier charter-approval deadline; it was passed and will be sent to the Senate for further consideration.
Several committee reports (Public Utilities & Technology; Health & Human Services; Education; Business & Labor; Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice; Transportation; Natural Resources, Agriculture & Environment; Rules Committee) were adopted on the floor by motion; specific committee-report adoptions were approved by voice votes or unanimous consent and resulted in second readings or placement on the consent calendar as noted on the record.
Where the transcript recorded roll-call tallies, they are listed above. Several measures were placed on second- or third-reading calendars without a floor roll-call recorded in the excerpt.
