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Votes at a glance: March 5 House floor (notable actions)
Summary
On March 5 the Utah House considered a broad package of bills. Notable floor actions: HB123 failed (26–46); HB284 passed (58–13); HB413 passed (43–32); HB502 passed (48–25); HB172 passed (54–21); HB482 passed (55–15); HB461 passed (59–11). Several other bills were uncircled, circled, or transmitted to the Senate.
The House heard and voted on many items during the March 5 floor session. Key recorded outcomes include:
- House Bill 123 (Education Savings Accounts): Failed, 26 yes – 46 no (filed). - House Bill 284 (Regents Scholarship Amendments): Passed, 58 yes – 13 no (transmitted to Senate). - House Bill 413 (Product Liability Amendments): Passed, 43 yes – 32 no (transmitted to Senate). - House Bill 502 (Incorporation Amendments, third substitute): Passed, 48 yes – 25 no (transmitted to Senate). - House Bill 172 (Vote‑by‑Mail Study): Passed, 54 yes – 21 no (transmitted to Senate). - House Bill 482 (Severance Tax funding for certain programs): Passed, 55 yes – 15 no (transmitted to Senate). - House Bill 461 (Abortion waiting period): Passed, 59 yes – 11 no (transmitted to Senate).
Separately, the House adopted a resolution honoring Chief Justice Christine M. Durham (HJR16, passed 73–0), uncircled and substituted numerous bills for further consideration, and authorized a conference committee for House‑Senate negotiations on school community council qualifications. The House adjourned to reconvene the next morning.
