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Votes at a glance: key roll-call results from the Utah Senate special session (Oct. 11, 1993)
Summary
The special session produced final votes on multiple measures: SB9 (school-uniform authority) passed 29–3–5; HB6 (public access across federal lands) passed 21–2–6; HCR1 passed 23–1–5; SB11 passed 27–0–2; SB12 passed 23–6; SB13 passed 26 ayes; SCR1 passed 26–2–1; SCR2 passed 25–1–3; HB7 passed 25–3–1. SB14 was circled for later consideration.
The Utah Senate recorded final votes on a package of bills during its Oct. 11, 1993 special session. Notable roll-call tallies and procedural outcomes as recorded in the floor transcript are:
- Senate Bill 9 (authorize school-uniform policies; petition process): recorded tally 29 ayes, 3 nays, 5 absent; passed and transmitted to the House. - House Bill 6 (public access across federal lands): recorded tally 21 ayes, 2 nays, 6 absent; passed and transmitted to the House. - HCR 1 (resolution on highway rights-of-way): recorded tally 23 ayes, 1 nay, 5 absent; passed and sent to the House. - Senate Bill 11 (time limits for juvenile citations and referrals): recorded tally 27 ayes, 0 nays, 2 absent; passed. - Senate Bill 12 (additional juvenile court judgeship, Fourth District): recorded tally 23 ayes, 6 nays; passed (effective date amended to July 1, 1994). - Senate Bill 13 (technical correction for Children's Justice Center funding): recorded tally 26 ayes, 3 absent; passed. - SCR 1 (resolution urging parental training to address gang issues): recorded tally 26 ayes, 2 nays, 1 absent; passed. - SCR 2 (resolution discouraging realistic-looking toy guns): recorded tally 25 ayes, 1 nay, 3 absent; passed. - House Bill 7 (income-tax interest-rate amendments): recorded tally 25 ayes, 3 nays, 1 absent; passed and returned to the House.
Senate Bill 14 (authorization of local government action for juvenile activity) was circled (tabled) for later review. Several other procedural items (recess, communications from the House, and scheduling for the governor’s address) were also recorded.
These tallies are transcribed from the Senate floor record of Oct. 11, 1993 and reflect the official roll-call outcomes recorded at that sitting.
