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Votes at a glance: key measures the House passed March 7
Summary
On March 7 the House passed a collection of bills on the concurrence and third-reading calendars, including SB74 (voter privacy), HB100 (medically complex children waiver), HB233 (teacher salary supplements), HB300 (higher education changes), and others. Listed are the floor results and brief descriptions.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah House recorded multiple final-passage and concurrence votes March 7 as it worked through the consent and third-reading calendars. Notable outcomes included:
- Fourth Substitute Senate Bill 74 (voter privacy amendments): Passed 69-0. Substitute language added an opt-out for birth-day-of-month disclosure and coordinated voter-privacy protections.
- First Substitute House Bill 100 (medically complex children with disabilities waiver program): Passed (recorded vote reported in transcript; passed the House with 66 yes, 1 no on final passage).
- Third Substitute House Bill 216 (Jordan River Recreation Area concurrence): Concurred with Senate amendments and passed on final passage.
- Fifth Substitute House Bill 233 (teacher salary supplement revisions): Passed 55-12 on final passage; amendments add retirement-calculation changes and supplement amounts for certain endorsements.
- Second Substitute House Bill 300 (higher education modifications): Passed 66-2; changes include waiver-cap language and a proposed higher-education commission.
- House Bill 478 (Occupational Licensing Revisions): Uncircled and passed 69-0.
The House also placed numerous Senate bills on the third-reading calendar, assigned conference committees where required, and returned several bills to the Senate for signature. Several concurrence motions were adopted without extended debate; sponsors typically described the changes as technical fixes or clarifications.
