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Votes at a glance: key Senate outcomes Jan. 22, 1992
Summary
The Senate passed several measures on Jan. 22 including SJR 7 (constitutional revision) and bills reauthorizing telecommunications task forces and appropriations for EdNet; several other bills were placed on the third-reading calendar.
Here are the principal formal outcomes recorded during the Jan. 22, 1992 Utah State Senate session:
- SJR 7 (constitutional/corporations article revision): Passed on the floor; clerk recorded 28 ayes, 1 absent. (Sponsor: Haven Barlow)
- SB 27 (surcharge on dial-tone service): Passed; recorded as 29 ayes, no nays. (Sponsor: Dixie Levitt)
- SB 28 (Telecommunications Task Force Reauthorization): Passed; recorded as 28 ayes, no nays. (Sponsor: Dixie Levitt)
- SB 26 (Appropriation to complete EdNet): Passed; recorded as 27 ayes, no nays, 2 absent. (Sponsor: Dixie Levitt)
- SB 31 (Motor marketing/fuel pricing): Placed on third-reading calendar after lengthy debate; clerk recorded 17 ayes, 9 nays, 3 absent.
- SJR 3 (Labor article revision): Committee report adopted; recorded as 25 ayes, no nays, 4 absent.
- SB 35 (Public education curriculum): Second substitute read for third time; clerk recorded 25 ayes, 1 nay, 3 absent.
- SB 1 (Driver's training fee increase): Substitute advanced to third reading (17 ayes, 6 nays, 6 absent); lengthy floor debate and several substitute motions were recorded.
Several other bills and resolutions were introduced, circled (held), or returned to Rules as noted on the floor. Several items were left unfinished at adjournment and will return to the Senate calendar for further action.
