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Votes at a glance: key Senate floor actions
Summary
The Senate recorded a series of roll‑call outcomes on third‑reading placements during the session: SB 249 (19–7) passed to third reading; House Bill 8 placed on third reading (23–1); House Bill 188 passed final passage (22–0); SB 177 advanced (20–2); SB 200, SB 107 and the first substitute to SB 89 each advanced toward third reading with unanimous support among those voting.
Several bills on the Senate floor received recorded votes during this session.
- SB 249: Motion to pass to third reading recorded 19 yeas, 7 nays; the measure was placed on the third‑reading calendar (SEG 103–105).
- House Bill 8: After floor debate and fiscal Q&A, the Chamber voted to read HB 8 for the third time and placed it on the third‑reading calendar; recorded vote 23 yeas, 1 nay, 5 absences (SEG 379–381).
- House Bill 188: Uncircled and advanced; final passage vote recorded 22 yeas, 0 nays, 7 absences; the bill will be signed by the Senate President Pro Tem in open session (SEG 808–811).
- SB 177: Bill clarifying billboards as personal property received a recorded vote to be read for third time, 20 yeas, 2 nays, 7 absent (SEG 886–888).
- SB 182: Motion to read for a third time recorded 18 yeas, 0 nays, 11 absent (SEG 959–963).
- SB 200: Motion to read for third time after amendment recorded 21 yeas, 0 nays, 8 absent (SEG 1041–1043).
- Substitute SB 89 (contractor licensing): First substitute received 21 yeas, 0 nays, 8 absent for third‑reading placement (SEG 1141–1143).
- SB 107 (APRN compact): Vote to read for a third time recorded 21 yeas, 0 nays, 8 absent (SEG 1345–1347).
These tallies reflect the roll‑call statements and the presiding officer's announcements on the floor as recorded in the transcript. Where the record shows absences or procedural holds, votes and motions were adjusted accordingly.
