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Votes at a glance: Major bills the House passed on the floor
Summary
The House recorded final passage on a large set of bills across policy areas — ethics, campaign finance, criminal penalties, health, and administrative rules — often by wide margins; this roundup summarizes vote tallies and short descriptions.
During the floor session the Utah House recorded passage on a wide range of bills. Below are the principal items and their final recorded tally on the House floor:
- HB 32 (Amendments to agency rulemaking regarding criminal penalties): passed 69-0 (returned to Senate). - HB 112 (Vehicle towing amendments): passed 70-1 (returned to Senate). - First substitute HB 329 (Wrongful death claims): passed 72-0 (returned to Senate). - HJR 1 (Resolution urging withdrawal of U.S. WTO gambling commitment): passed 71-2 (returned to Senate). - HB 449 (Veterans Nursing Home Amendments, consent calendar): passed 73-0 (transmitted to Senate). - First substitute HB 145 was reconsidered under suspension and returned to the top of the third-reading calendar for further consideration. - SB 156 (Gifts and disclosure): passed 74-1. - SB 162 (Use of campaign funds amendments): passed 74-0. - SB 116 (Criminal penalty amendments for multiple victims): passed 69-1. - SB 165 (Statute of limitations for fraud/identity theft — starts clock when victim files official report): passed 73-0. - SB 21 (State and local health authorities amendments): passed 60-12. - SB 120 (Workers' Compensation Act medical reports): passed 73-0. - SB 133 (Abuse or neglect of a disabled child — clarifies required mental state): passed 70-0. - SB 173 (Emotional support animals and psychiatric therapy animals): passed 62-9. - SB 98 (Motor fuel theft penalties): passed 72-0.
Several other bills were circled for later consideration (for example SB 64 and SB 160) and one (SB 160) was later uncircled and brought forward for debate. Items recorded here were read and voted on during the session and will be transmitted or returned to the Senate as recorded.
Votes, motion language and outcomes are taken directly from the House floor transcript.
