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Votes at a glance: several House bills advanced or passed in Utah Senate today
Summary
The Senate advanced or passed multiple House bills on the second reading calendar, including HB34 (DWS data‑sharing extension), HB31 (healthcare workforce reauthorization), HB12 (disposition of spoiled mail ballots) and HB18 (motor vehicle business licensing amendments); recorded tallies and next procedural steps are listed.
The Utah Senate recorded votes on several House bills during the session and advanced those measures to third reading as follows.
House Bill 34 (DWS data‑sharing sunset extension): Presented by Senator Shiozawa to extend DWS data sharing with the federal Wage and Hour Division from July 2017 to July 2019 to help identify employer misclassification. The floor record states HB34 "having received 26 yay votes, 0 nay votes, and 3 being absent, shall be read for a third time." The bill was ordered to third reading.
House Bill 31 (Utah Healthcare Workforce Financial Assistance Program Reauthorization): Sponsor Senator Vickers described the program and moved to read the bill for a third time. The roll call shows it "having received 27 yay votes, 0 nay votes, and 2 being absent" and it was ordered to third reading.
First Substitute House Bill 12 (disposition of spoiled mail ballots): The motion to read the bill the third time recorded "28 yay votes, 0 nay votes, 1 being absent" and the bill was ordered to third reading.
First Substitute House Bill 18 (motor vehicle business licensing amendments): The motion to read the bill the third time recorded "28 yay votes, 0 nay votes, 1 being absent" and it was ordered to third reading.
These bills were advanced on voice or roll‑call votes; further floor action on third reading was scheduled per the Senate calendar.
