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Votes at a glance: floor actions and outcomes, Feb. 27, 2018

Utah House of Representatives · February 27, 2018
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Summary

A roundup of bills taken up on the Utah House floor Feb. 27, 2018, with final recorded House votes and immediate procedural outcomes for each item.

On Feb. 27, 2018 the Utah House recorded the following notable outcomes on floor business (votes below were read on the floor and tallied as shown):

- Second substitute, House Bill 161 (auto registration requirements): passed 63–1; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 022–046)

- House Bill 354 (Student Prosperity Savings Program): passed 64–1; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 061–145)

- Third substitute, House Bill 132 (juvenile justice modifications): passed 71–0; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 149–356)

- First substitute, House Bill 110 (lobbyist licensing modifications): passed 58–11; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 359–407)

- Third substitute, House Bill 287 (aggravated kidnapping amendments): passed 69–0; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 452–523)

- First substitute, House Bill 251 (Utah Wholesome Food Act amendments): passed 67–0; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 525–589)

- Second substitute, House Bill 274 (brine shrimp royalty amendments): passed 65–0; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 591–682)

- First substitute, House Bill 275 (state monuments act amendments): passed 66–0; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 685–858)

- House Bill 302 (cultivation of industrial hemp): passed 57–10; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 860–993)

- First substitute, House Bill 358 (state databases amendments): passed 65–0; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 995–1050)

- House Bill 377 (land use amendments): passed 67–0; transmitted to Senate. (SEG 1098–1292)

Several bills were motioned to 'circle' (postpone) on the floor: HB361 (billboard amendments) and HB218 (election law modifications) were circled for later consideration. (SEG 048–059; SEG 434–451)

This list summarizes recorded tallies and immediate next steps (transmission to the Senate or circling); the transcript includes more detailed debate on several items noted above.