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Votes at a glance: key roll-call results from Feb. 7 House floor
Summary
Several bills were passed by recorded votes on Feb. 7, 2011: HB 237 (65–0), HB 235 (67–0), SB 23 (69–0), SB 29 (70–0), HB 247 (66–3), HCR4 (72–0), plus the larger debated measures (HB 248, HB 226, HB 203) noted separately.
The House conducted multiple recorded votes on Feb. 7–8, 2011. Key roll-call outcomes recorded on the floor include:
- House Bill 237 (Enforcement of Liens): passed 65–0 (Clerk presentation and sponsor Representative Fisher explained the bill was intended to simplify DMV procedures for reclaiming vehicles and other titled items). - House Bill 235 (Technology Technical Amendments): passed 67–0 (clean-up bill; Representative Arant characterized it as non-substantive). - Senate Bill 23 (State Highway System Modifications): passed 69–0 (Representative Fisher described route designations including SR-7, SR-9, SR-79 and SR-145). - Senate Bill 29 (Uniform Driver License Act amendments): passed 70–0 (Representative Fisher outlined CDL-related updates including electronic medical-certification reporting and faster court-to-DMV reporting). - House Bill 247 (Water Development Amendments): passed 66–3 (Representative Noel explained the bill allows an origination fee on federally funded loans administered from restricted State Revolving Fund proceeds). - House Concurrent Resolution 4 (Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board): passed 72–0 (resolution requests local elected official representation on a BLM advisory committee).
These outcomes were recorded on the House floor and will be transmitted or returned to the Senate as appropriate. Other bills that received extended debate (HB 248, first substitute HB 226, HB 203) were passed and are described in standalone coverage.
