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Votes at a glance: third‑reading calendar actions
Summary
On its third‑reading calendar the House substituted, circled or passed a series of bills on a range of topics — from veteran amendments to school diversity and procurement — and sent many measures to the Senate; several items were circled for later consideration.
The House moved a lengthy third‑reading calendar with a mix of substitutions, circlings and final votes. Notable actions on the calendar included:
- Substitution and passage: Second substitute HB 172 (local land‑use provisions relating to charter schools) passed 71–0 and was referred to the Senate. - Passed after amendment: HB 75 (Unclaimed Property Act revisions) passed as amended 69–1 and was referred to the Senate. - Circled (held for later action): HB 184 (Parent Choice in Education Act), HB 398 (joint custody amendments) and other items were circled for future consideration. - Passed: HB 337 (Education Resources Conservation Program) passed 71–0; HB 429 (methamphetamine restriction on components) passed 70–0; second substitute HB 9 (workers' compensation studies) passed 56–14; second substitute HB 174 (guardian ad litem amendments) passed 42–31; second substitute HB 24 (Medicaid dental and physician reimbursement) passed 40–30. - Defeated: HB 360 (child support bond) failed 33–42 and was filed.
Several additional bills were placed on the third‑reading calendar via the Rules Committee report for second reading under suspension of the rules, including bills on veterans' affairs, offender registration fees, surplus lands amendments, cultural site protection, high‑school curriculum and others listed by the clerk.
What it means: The session moved a broad set of measures across policy areas — education, public safety, health and court administration — sending several to the Senate for further consideration and reserving others for later action.
