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Votes at a glance: Utah Senate Day 16 — key floor actions and outcomes
Summary
The Utah Senate advanced a range of bills on Day 16. Multiple consent items cleared the floor, and several bills on the third‑reading calendar passed and were referred to the House. This roundup lists notable bills and their recorded votes.
On Day 16 the Utah Senate completed a busy floor calendar, approving consent items and advancing multiple bills on the reading calendar. Several measures were passed unanimously on consent; other bills drew brief presentations or questions before recorded votes.
Key actions and reported recorded votes (floor record): - Senate Bill 116 (Office of State Debt Collection revision): Passed 25–0, referred to House. (SEG 201–230) - Senate Bill 124 (Local government administration amendments): Passed 26–0, referred to House. (SEG 247–288) - House Bill 61 (State data/9‑1‑1 mapping amendments): Passed 24–0, returned to House. (SEG 340–372) - First substitute House Bill 72 (Local district board appointments): Passed 25–0, returned to House. (SEG 374–399) - Senate Bill 130 (Telecom merger review amendments): Passed 24–0, referred to House. (SEG 400–426) - First substitute House Concurrent Resolution 2 (Support renewable energy for rural development): Passed 23–0, returned to House. (SEG 427–452) - First substitute Senate Bill 68 (Driver's license and implied consent): Passed 28–0, referred to House. (SEG 455–535) - Senate Bill 54 (Board of Pardons technical corrections): Passed 26–0, referred to House. (SEG 559–604) - Senate Bill 75 (Domestic violence protective order amendments): Floor record reports passage and referral to the House. (SEG 605–676) - Senate Bill 88 (Crime victims restitution amendments): Passed with recorded aye votes (floor record shows passage and referral). (SEG 677–717) - Senate Bill 92 (Third Judicial District judge additions): Passed 27–1 with one absent, referred to House. (SEG 718–882) - Third substitute Senate Bill 32 (Indigent defense act amendments): Passed 29–0, referred to House. (SEG 933–1006) - First substitute Senate Bill 81 (Native American remains amendments): Passed second reading 28–0 and set for third reading. (SEG 1031–1130) - Senate Bill 101 (Navajo Code Talker recognition): Passed second reading 29–0 and set for third reading. (SEG 1131–1211) - Second substitute Senate Bill 50 (Ban on holding municipal and county offices simultaneously): Passed 27–0 and to be read for third time; will be sent to House. (SEG 1232–1393)
Several other items were circled or set aside for later consideration, including Senate Bill 100 (electronic driver's licenses), which was circled to allow sponsor language fixes.
