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Votes at a glance: major House actions from the morning session
Summary
Summary of recorded floor votes from the Utah House morning session, including passage of several bills moved to the Senate and a circled bill for later consideration.
Salt Lake City — The Utah House recorded votes this morning on multiple bills. Key results and next steps:
- House Bill 234 (Kindergarten Assessment Amendments): Passed 72–0; referred to the Senate. Sponsor: Representative Luana Shortliffe. - House Bill 252 (Charitable Solicitations Act amendments): Passed 72–0; referred to the Senate. Sponsor: Representative Duane Harper. - House Bill 61 (Designation of State Highways amendments): Passed 74–0; referred to the Senate. Sponsor: Representative Todd Keiser. - House Bill 82 (Notice of changes to the state Medicaid plan): Passed 72–0; referred to the Senate. Sponsor: Representative Rolyn Newbold. - House Bill 47 (Standards for Exchange of Electronic Health Information): Motion to "circle" the bill for further work carried; bill circled for later consideration. - House Bill 98 (Utah Employment Verification Act): Passed 54–16 (5 absent); referred to the Senate. - House Bill 132 (Waste Tire Recycling Amendments, as amended): Passed 63–0; referred to the Senate. - House Bill 37 (Utah Business Resource Centers Act, first substitute): Passed 60–9; referred to the Senate. - House Bill 264 (Prohibition of citation quotas): Passed 39–31; referred to the Senate.
Many committee reports were also adopted and numerous bills were assigned to standing committees by the Rules Committee for further consideration. The House adjourned until Tuesday, January 29 at 10 a.m.
