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Votes at a glance: key Senate floor actions March 11, 2020
Summary
The Senate passed dozens of bills on March 11, including juvenile justice amendments (HB384, 25–0), school leadership amendments (SB99, 24–0), education funding concurrence (SB104, 23–3), business payroll (SB153, 26–0), fire & rescue training (SB209, 27–0), alcohol amendments (HB399, 27–0) and other measures; a full list of formal roll calls and tallies follows.
Salt Lake City — During a full floor session on March 11, the Utah Senate recorded roll‑call votes on multiple bills. Below are key roll‑call outcomes the Senate announced on the floor (as read by the President):
• Second Substitute House Bill 384 (juvenile justice amendments): Passed 25 yea, 0 nay, 4 absent (SEG 132–135).
• First Substitute Senate Bill 99 (School Leadership Development Amendments): Passed 24 yea, 0 nay, 5 absent (SEG 259–262).
• Second Substitute Senate Bill 104 (local education guarantee amendments): Passed 23 yea, 3 nay, 3 absent (SEG 308–311).
• Senate Bill 153 (business payroll practices amendments): Passed 26 yea, 0 nay, 3 absent (SEG 371–373).
• Second Substitute Senate Bill 209 (fire and rescue training amendments): Passed 27 yea, 0 nay, 2 absent (SEG 418–420).
• Third Substitute House Bill 399 (alcohol amendments, as amended): Passed 27 yea, 0 nay, 2 absent (SEG 564–566).
• Sixth Substitute House Bill 23 (tobacco and electronic cigarette amendments): Passed 22 yea, 6 nay, 1 absent (SEG 1368–1370).
• Second Substitute House Bill 396 (electric vehicle charging infrastructure): Passed 26 yea, 0 nay, 3 absent (SEG 2805–2811).
• Additional concurrence and substitute bills (SB60, HB37, HB319, HB373, HB358, HB425, HB312, HB374 and others) were acted on; roll calls and final tallies are recorded in the floor transcript and noted in the timeline.
The Senate signed several bills for enrollment and returned many measures to the House for the Speaker’s signature. Several items were circled for further committee consideration or assigned to conference committees where the House refused to concur.
