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Votes at a glance: Key outcomes from the Utah Senate floor, Feb. 11, 1992
Summary
Summary of roll‑call outcomes and formal actions on notable bills considered by the Utah Senate on Feb. 11, 1992, including SB 97, SB 115, SB 102, SB 105 and SB 103.
This at‑a‑glance summary lists formal motions and recorded roll‑call outcomes announced on the Senate floor on Feb. 11, 1992.
- Substitute Senate Bill 97 (utility corridor / parks loan amendment): Recorded as 16 ayes, 8 nays, 5 absent; bill passes to be placed on the second‑reading calendar (SEG 362–364).
- Senate Bill 115 (expansion of Guardian ad Litem for children): Committee report adopted and bill reported with amendments; final floor announcement recorded 22 ayes, no nays, 7 absent; bill placed on third‑reading calendar (SEG 481–486).
- SCR 7 (concurrent resolution opposing federal license‑revocation condition): Passed to third reading by roll call (22 ayes; SEG 779–781) and later listed on third‑reading calendar (SEG 780).
- Senate Bill 102 (suspension of driver’s license for drug offenses): Final floor roll call recorded 6 ayes, 16 nays, 7 absent; bill fails (SEG 853–856).
- Senate Bill 105 (supervision of federal criminal justice grants): Passed on roll call, 21 ayes, no nays, 8 absent; placed on third‑reading calendar (SEG 941–944).
- Substitute Senate Bill 103 (income‑tax deduction for health insurance — substituted): Passed on roll call, 21 ayes, 1 nay, 7 absent; bill placed on third‑reading calendar (SEG 1263–1265).
- Substitute Senate Bill 85 (classification and grievance amendments): Passed and placed on the third‑reading calendar, 21 ayes, no nays, 8 absent (SEG 1338–1341).
- Substitute Senate Bill 91 (trust administration for Navajo funds): Second substitute passed (20 ayes, 2 nays, 7 absent); bill sent to the House (SEG 3696–3699).
These are the publicly announced roll‑call results and formal actions from the floor as read by the clerk and included above. Readers should consult the official Senate journal for full vote‑by‑vote records and any later corrections.
