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Votes at a glance: Senate advances a package of bills on consent and second-reading calendars
Summary
The Utah Senate approved multiple bills on the consent and second-reading calendars, including measures on unemployment tax rates, disposal of DOT surplus property, election-code penalties, and several motor-vehicle and public-safety bills. Most passed by recorded roll-call votes and were sent to the House for concurrence or signature.
The Utah State Senate moved a package of bills through the floor on consent and second reading, adopting committee recommendations and recording votes on a series of measures affecting taxation, transportation, election law and public safety.
Key outcomes included a continuation of a 0.4% minimum "social" unemployment insurance tax rate (SB106) approved by unanimous recorded consent and sent to the House for consideration. Lawmakers also…
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