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Votes at a glance: key House floor actions, Feb. 6, 2018
Summary
The Utah House on Feb. 6 passed multiple bills on third reading and referred them to the Senate, including HB 84, HB 86 (first substitute), HB 119, HB 81, HB 85, HB 145, HB 162, HB 113, HB 134 and HB 121; several passed unanimously or with wide majorities.
On Feb. 6 the Utah House cleared multiple bills on its third‑reading calendar and forwarded them to the Senate. Key results recorded on the floor include:
- House Bill 84 (felony fleeing amendments): recorded as 52 yes, 12 no; further consideration noted (SEG 188–190). - House Bill 86 (first substitute, manslaughter amendments): recorded as 51 yes, 18 no and forwarded to the Senate (SEG 692–694). - House Bill 119 (Assault Kit Processing Act amendments): 67 yes, 0 no; forwarded to Senate (SEG 724–726). - House Bill 81 (safety belt violation amendments): 67 yes, 0 no (SEG 776–778). - House Bill 85 (paratransit vehicles and safety): 68 yes, 0 no (SEG 838–840). - House Bill 145 (pedestrian safety amendments): 67 yes, 0 no (SEG 881–883). - House Bill 162 (license plate transfer amendments): 68 yes, 0 no (SEG 955–957). - House Bill 113 (candidate filing amendments): 67 yes, 0 no (SEG 1065–1069). - First substitute House Bill 134 (conflict of interest disclosure requirements): 68 yes, 0 no (SEG 1191–1193). - First substitute House Bill 121 (alkaline hydrolysis regulation): 53 yes, 14 no; forwarded to Senate (SEG 1607–1609).
Several items were put on the time‑certain calendar (HCR 8, HGR 6) or circled for later consideration (HB 168). The House adjourned until Feb. 7 at 11 a.m.
These tallies are taken from the House floor transcript and represent the results announced on the record; where the transcript contained ambiguous wording, this summary reports the numbers as read on the floor.
