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Votes at a glance: key Senate actions, Jan. 24, 1994

Utah State Senate · January 25, 1994
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Summary

Quick reference: the Utah Senate passed or advanced multiple bills on Jan. 24, 1994 — SB 2 (25–3–1, passed), SB 22 (first substitute: 25–0, passed), SB 21 (24–1–4 to third reading), SB 15 (18–6–5 to third reading), SB 32 (committee report adopted), SB 47 (25 yeas advanced), SB 24 and SB 37 also recorded as passed or advanced.

The Utah Senate took the following recorded actions on Jan. 24, 1994. Tally numbers and outcomes are drawn from the floor record announced by the clerk.

- Senate Bill 2 (as amended): final passage announced as 25 yeas, 3 nays, 1 absence; bill sent to the House. - Senate Bill 22 (first substitute): reported as showing 25 yeas, no nays; bill passed and sent to the House. - Senate Bill 21 (Education Technology Initiative amendments): placed on the third‑reading calendar; clerk recorded 24 yeas, 1 nay, 4 absent. - Senate Bill 15 (School Uniforms, as amended): placed on third‑reading calendar; clerk recorded 18 yeas, 6 nays, 5 absent. - Senate Bill 32 (Radiology practical technician licensing): committee report adopted on the floor; motion carried to advance the bill for further reading. - Senate Bill 47 (state tax commission contracting): sponsor summary given and clerk reported the bill showed 25 yeas and advanced. - Senate Bill 24 (Boiler Safety Amendments) and SB 37 (Insurance Investment Amendments): recorded on the third‑reading calendar or reported as passed; clerk announcements indicated favorable results.

Where the clerk read only committee‑report adoption or calendar placement without an explicit roll call in the text, the entry above uses the clerk’s spoken outcome as the authoritative floor record. For more details on debate, refer to separate articles on major items such as SB 2, SB 15, SB 21, SB 22 and SB 32.