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Votes at a glance: House approves multiple bills and base budgets
Summary
On Jan. 30 the Utah House approved a series of bills including HB 1 (higher education base budget), HB 4, HB 5, HB 6, HB 7, HB 8 (base budgets), and policy bills such as HB 41, HB 42, HB 46, HB 52, HB 38, and HB 54 (first substitute). Vote tallies are listed where recorded.
The Utah House recorded votes on multiple bills during its Jan. 30 session. Key actions and recorded tallies include:
- House Bill 41 (campaign filing by media owner): Passed, 63 yes, 9 no. - House Bill 42 (repeal of health‑insurance mandate review): Passed, 71 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 45 (insurance coordination): Passed, 72 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 46 (Hearing Instrument Specialist Licensing Act): Passed, 73 yes, 1 no. - House Bill 52 (controlled substances revisions): Passed, 66 yes, 8 no. - House Bill 38 (campaign contribution amendments): Passed, 64 yes, 7 no. - First substitute House Bill 54 (property tax and appraiser amendments): Passed, 70 yes, 0 no. - Base budgets (selected): HB 7 (National Guard, Veterans Affairs, legislature) passed 69‑0; HB 1 (higher education base budget) passed 69‑0; HB 4 passed 66‑2; HB 5 passed 69‑0; HB 6 passed 71‑0; HB 8 passed 71‑1.
Several bills were "circled" (set aside for further review), including HB 47, HB 39, HB 48 and substitute HB 53, to allow sponsors or committees to refine amendments before returning them to the floor.
Procedural notes: "Circle" motions were used multiple times to allow further work on substitute language or to remove contentious provisions; motions to substitute a bill title/body and to move items to the top of the third‑reading calendar were also recorded.
All passed bills will be transmitted to the Utah Senate for its consideration.
