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Senate passes multiple fiscal and regulatory bills under suspension; votes at a glance
Summary
In a late-session push, senators approved several bills under suspension of the three‑reading requirement including House Bills 52, 277 and 301 with recorded roll‑call tallies reported on the floor.
During the later portion of the floor session the Senate approved multiple bills under suspension of the three‑reading requirement and recorded roll‑call results for several measures.
Key roll‑call outcomes recorded on the floor include:
- Second Substitute House Bill 52 (Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Grant modifications and appropriation change): received 24 yay votes, 0 nay votes, 5 absent and passed.
- Substitute House Bill 277 (Personalized learning and teaching amendments as amended): reported as having received 19 yay votes, 4 nay votes in the Senate.
- First Substitute House Bill 301 (grants for bus routes and related funding amendment): received 24 yay votes, 0 nay votes and was sent to the House for further consideration.
Floor sponsors explained each bill briefly before the suspension and final votes. Several other bills were moved or concurred with on the concurrence calendar during the same period; the Senate often used suspension of rules to expedite passage as the session neared adjournment.
These roll‑call tallies were read into the record by the clerk during the session; the bills moved on to the next procedural step accordingly.
