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Votes at a Glance: Bills the Utah Senate Passed Today

Utah State Senate · January 23, 1991
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Summary

The Senate advanced and passed numerous bills on the tenth day of session, including measures on GIS data sharing, occupational disease, water development, vehicle safety, and the passage of a resolution honoring school nurses. Vote counts are recorded as announced on the floor.

The Utah Senate moved several bills and resolutions today. Below are the motions and final tallies as announced on the floor.

Bills passed (selected): - Senate Bill 21 (geographic information systems data sharing) — Passed (25 ayes, 4 absent). (SEG 116–149) - Senate Bill 9 (Utah Occupational Disease Act amendments) — Passed (26 ayes, 3 absent). (SEG 152–186) - Senate Bill 22 (water development coordinating council) — Passed (22 ayes, 1 nay, 4 absent). (SEG 187–218) - Senate Bill 14 (public choice transit tax amendments) — Passed after debate (16 ayes, 10 nays, 3 absent). (SEG 303–492) - Substitute Senate Bill 7 (water conservancy district procedures) — Passed (23 ayes, 1 nay, 5 absent). (SEG 500–526) - Senate Bill 26 (minimum overweight vehicle fines) — Passed (24 ayes, 5 absent). (SEG 527–563) - Substitute Senate Bill 27 (motor vehicle mudguards) — Passed (24 ayes, 5 absent). (SEG 564–596) - Senate Bill 44 (Children's Justice Center pilots) — Passed (25 ayes, 4 absent). (SEG 598–690) - Substitute Senate Bill 23 (abortion limitation) — Passed (23 ayes, 5 nays, 1 absent). (SEG 1269–2020) - HJR 13 (resolution honoring Utah school nurses) — Passed on final reading (26 ayes, 3 absent). (SEG 2021–2124)

Notes: Several items were placed on the consent or second/third reading calendars earlier in the day; SB32 (guidelines for physical restraint in schools) was placed on the third‑reading calendar after adopting an amendment (24 ayes, 2 nays, 3 absent). Where available, vote tallies are those read aloud by the clerk or presiding officer.