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Votes at a glance: key Senate actions on Day 35

Utah State Senate · February 28, 2011
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Summary

The Senate acted on a number of bills on Day 35: SB 204, SB 276, SB 272, SB 198, SB 131 and others passed unanimously or with clear majorities; a lift-motion on SB 148 failed. This roundup lists outcomes and votes recorded on the floor.

SALT LAKE CITY — On Day 35 the Utah Senate moved several bills forward and recorded the following floor outcomes:

- Senate Bill 204 (Capital development and improvement process amendments): passed 25‑0 and will be forwarded to the House.

- Senate Joint Resolution 25 (federal-state balance): passed (21‑2) and will be transmitted to the House.

- First substitute, Senate Bill 131 (unincorporated business entity uniform acts): passed 25‑0 after amendments and will be forwarded to the House.

- Senate Bill 276 (Personal property audits): passed 26‑0 and will be forwarded to the House.

- Senate Bill 198 (Division of Housing and Community Development amendments): amended on the floor and passed 25‑0.

- House Bill 2 48 (County office vacancies): passed on final passage 19‑7 and will return to the House for signature.

- Senate Bill 272 (Secured creditor amendment): passed 25‑0.

- Senate Bill 259 (sales/use tax exemption for certain local government fees): passed 27‑0.

- Senate Bill 78 (public school early-graduation counseling): passed 25‑0 and placed on the third-reading calendar.

- Third substitute Senate Bill 137 (Medicaid amendments): failed on final passage and will be filed.

- Motion to lift Senate Bill 148 from Rules (nondiscrimination in housing and employment): failed on roll call (7‑21), so SB 148 remains in Rules.

These outcomes reflect the roll calls and voice votes recorded on the Senate floor during the session before recess.