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Votes at a glance: key bills passed by the House on March 12, 2015
Summary
The House recorded final passage on multiple bills including SB3 (appropriations adjustments), HB362 (transportation funding), SB294 (TNC), HB415 (e‑cigarettes) and several concurrence items; summarized vote tallies and brief descriptions are below.
A selection of final passage actions taken by the Utah House on March 12, 2015 (tallies and short descriptions drawn from the House floor record):
- Second substitute HB411 (Venture capital enhancement amendments): 71 yes, 0 no. Senate amendments concurred and the bill was placed on the concurrence calendar and returned to the Senate (SEG 062–065).
- Second substitute HB104 (Cow share program amendments): motion to concur carried and final passage recorded 64 yes, 4 no (SEG 183–186).
- Second substitute HB454 (Prison development amendments): House concurred with Senate amendments after sponsor described bonding language and community assessment authority; final passage recorded (tally presented on floor) (SEG 225–236).
- Third substitute HB288 (Line‑of‑duty death benefits): House concurred with amendments, creating a fund and a trust mechanism to assist municipalities; final passage 74 yes, 0 no (SEG 284–291).
- Fifth substitute HB415 (Regulation of electronic cigarettes): House concurred with Senate amendments and passed final passage with 71 yes, 0 no (SEG 418–420).
- Fourth substitute SB243 (Utah Futures participation amendments): House adopted fourth substitute and passed 62 yes, 8 no (SEG 519–521).
- Third substitute SB294 (Transportation Network Company amendments): after extended debate the House passed the third substitute 66 yes, 5 no (SEG 1228–1230).
- SB3 (Appropriations adjustments): final passage 72 yes, 0 no (SEG 1693–1696).
- HCR12 (Concurrent resolution on health care): passed 59 yes, 16 no (SEG 2034–2036).
- Sixth substitute HB362 (Transportation infrastructure funding): passed 44 yes, 29 no (SEG 2934–2936).
These votes were recorded on the House floor and the bills will be returned to the Senate for signatures or further action per the legislative process.
