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Votes at a glance: floor actions including SJR9, SB22, HB235, HB277, HB250, HB68, HB114 and HB113 outcome
Summary
This session produced several recorded floor actions: SJR9 (compensation for in-session employees) passed unanimously, SB22 (notary amendments) passed, HB235 and HB277 passed unanimously, HB250 and HB68 passed, HB114 passed, and HB113 failed.
Key floor votes recorded during this House session:
- SJR9 (joint resolution authorizing compensation for in-session employees): Passed 71–0 (clerk reported 71 yes, 0 no). (SEG 298–306)
- SB22 (third substitute, notary public amendments): Passed 69–2; included amendment requiring attorneys to pass the written notary exam. (SEG 673–679)
- HB235 (first substitute, child support for children in state custody): Passed 73–0 and transmitted to Senate. (SEG 755–761)
- HB277 (overdose reporting amendments): Passed 73–0. (SEG 814–819)
- HB250 (leaving the scene of an accident — criminal penalties): Passed 56–3. (SEG 1928–1933)
- HB68 (habitual wanton destruction of wildlife): Passed 39–32 and sent to the Senate. (SEG 2216–2218)
- HB114 (first substitute, disclosure of donations to higher education institutions): Passed 56–16; lowered foreign‑donation reporting threshold to $50,000 and required annual reporting by the Board of Regents to the Education Interim Committee. (SEG 2732–2736)
- HB113 (child restraint device amendments): Failed on the floor, 24–47; referred back to staff. (SEG 1798–1800)
These votes reflect a mixture of unanimous support for procedural and public-health proposals, close votes on wildlife and safety bills, and a high-profile defeat on changes to booster-seat requirements.
