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Votes at a glance: floor actions and recorded tallies from the Utah Senate session
Summary
The Senate recorded passage of multiple bills on the floor, including SB158 (Cemetery Amendments), SB167 (drones), HB350 (nonprofit director removal), HB119 (Naloxone access) and SB209 (school grading revisions). Vote tallies are recorded where provided in the transcript.
This session's floor votes and formal actions, as announced on the record, include the following (tallies are the clerk's recorded statements where available):
- Senate Bill 158 (Cemetery Amendments): concurrence to House technical change recorded as 23 ayes, 0 nays, 6 absent; forwarded to the House for the Speaker's signature (floor announcement).
- Senate Bill 167 (second substitute, regulation of drones): passed the Senate by a recorded vote of 23 ayes, 0 nays, 6 absent; to be sent to the House for consideration.
- House Bill 350 (removal of directors of nonprofit corporations): passed the Senate on concurrence by a recorded vote of 25 yays, 0 nays, 4 absent and will be signed by the President pro tempore.
- House Bill 119 (opiate overdose emergency treatment / Naloxone access): recorded third-reading tally reported on the floor as 26 yays, 0 nays, 3 absent and later passed; to be transmitted/enrolled per clerk action.
- Senate Bill 209 (school grading revisions): after adoption of a subject-benchmark amendment, the bill passed the Senate with a recorded tally of 19 yays, 8 nays and 2 absent and will be sent to the House.
- First substitute Senate Bill 233 (Utah Small Business Jobs Act): as amended on the floor (technical correction to the $70,000 fee cap), the bill passed as amended and will be transmitted to the House (no detailed tally in transcript excerpt).
These entries record actions as announced on the floor and rely on the clerk's in-session tallies and sponsor motions as the official record. Any absence of a recorded numeric tally in this summary reflects that the transcript excerpt did not include a clerk-read numeric vote for that particular motion.
