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Votes at a glance: March 14 House floor (key recorded roll calls)

Utah House of Representatives · March 14, 2013
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Summary

During the March 14 session the House recorded final passage votes on multiple bills. Notable results: 1st Sub. SB122 (60-8), 1st Sub. SB247 (62-7), 1st Sub. SB272 (54-21), 1st Sub. HB149 (70-0), HB360 (71-0), HB329 (71-1), HB401 (73-0), SB244 (74-0), 4th Sub. HB228 (57-16).

The Utah House recorded the following final-passage roll-call outcomes during its March 14 session (selection of items from the floor record):

- First substitute Senate Bill 122 (lead: student leadership skills development): passed House 60 yes, 8 no.

- First substitute Senate Bill 247 (revenue and taxation amendments regarding multistate tax compact): passed House 62 yes, 7 no.

- First substitute Senate Bill 272 (public school funding — charter schools): passed House 54 yes, 21 no.

- First substitute House Bill 149 (amendments to Utah Exemptions Act): passed House 70 yes, 0 no.

- House Bill 360 (water and irrigation revisions): passed House 71 yes, 0 no.

- House Bill 329 (Medicaid vision amendments): passed House 71 yes, 1 no (final recorded motion sequence shows the tally moving from 70/1 to 71/1 across the roll calls recorded).

- Second substitute House Bill 401 (statute of limitations on trespass): passed House 73 yes, 0 no.

- First substitute Senate Bill 244 (Utah Department of Agriculture and Food amendments): passed House 74 yes, 0 no.

- Fourth substitute House Bill 228 (alcoholic beverage control act amendments): passed House 57 yes, 16 no.

Several other bills were read for second time and placed on calendars or circled for later consideration; conference committee reports and concurrences were also adopted on a number of measures. Where a full roll-call list was not read into the floor record, vote tallies above reflect the Clerk’s announced totals.