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Votes at a glance: Key bills moved by the Utah Senate on Jan. 26, 1998
Summary
The Utah Senate advanced a series of bills on Jan. 26, including unanimous or strongly favorable votes on SB 10, SB 27, SB 87, SB 89, SB 94, SSB 79, SB 92, SB 15, SB 81 and others; several were sent to the House for consideration.
The Utah Senate recorded votes on multiple bills during its Jan. 26 floor session. This roundup lists the outcome and the clerk’s reported tally for each item that received a recorded floor vote or was otherwise placed on the calendar.
- Senate Bill 10 (Registry of unidentified deceased persons): reported passed, 25 aye, four absent; sent to the House (SEG 359–361). - Senate Bill 27 (Physician Assistant Practice Act): reported passed, 26 aye, three absent; sent to the House (SEG 397–398). - Senate Bill 87 (Attempted purchase of tobacco by minors): reported passed, 26 aye, three absent; sent to the House (SEG 488–490). - Senate Bill 89 (Private collection of delinquent taxes): reported passed, 25 aye, four absent; sent to the House (SEG 634–636). - Senate Bill 14 (Electronic payroll/electronic transfer): reported passed on roll call, 16 aye, 8 nay, five absent; will be transmitted to the House (see separate article) (SEG 1092–1094). - Senate Bill 94 (Special district amendments): reported passed, 24 aye; sent to the House (SEG 1142–1144). - Substitute Senate Bill 79 (Election law technical amendment): reported passed, 25 aye, four absent; sent to the House (SEG 1176–1178). - Senate Bill 92 (Commission staffing and duties): reported passed, 25 aye, four absent; sent to the House (SEG 1562–1565). - Senate Bill 15 (Statute of limitations on prosecuting for bribery): reported passed, 26 aye, three absent; sent to the House (SEG 1621–1622). - Senate Bill 81 (Reauthorization of Juvenile Justice Task Force): reported passed to third reading, 24 aye, five absent (SEG 2094–2095).
Several other bills were discussed or circled for later consideration; the clerk recorded votes where indicated on the floor. Where a specific tally was read into the record, it is reported above.
