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Votes at a glance: key Senate floor actions and roll-call results
Summary
The Utah Senate considered numerous concurrence and consent items and recorded roll-call votes on several bills. Notable outcomes: HB 432 (probate mods) passed unanimously; HB 283 (unemployment amendments) failed; SJR 10 (income tax constitutional amendment proposal) and multiple health-and-human-services recodification bills were concurred and passed.
During an extended floor session the Senate recorded roll-call votes on many concurrence and consent items. Below are the key actions recorded on the floor (vote tallies and outcomes drawn from the official roll-call statements):
- First Substitute House Bill 4-32 (Probate modifications): passed (unanimous recorded vote; 24 yea, 0 nay, 5 absent). Sponsor: Senator McKay. (uncircle & consent) - Third Substitute House Bill 2-83 (Unemployment insurance amendments): failed (8 yea, 19 nay, 2 absent). Sponsor: Senator McKay. (uncircle, then floor vote; returned to staff for filing) - House Bill 4-57 (State property transfer amendments): passed (27 yea, 0 nay, 2 absent). Sponsor: Senator McKay. (uncircle & pass) - House Bill 5-39 (Veteran property tax exemption): passed (26 yea, 0 nay, 3 absent). Sponsor: Senator McCall. (uncircle & pass) - First Substitute House Bill 3-94 (Hold harmless for public education enrollment decline): passed (21 yea, 6 nay, 2 absent). Sponsor: Senator Milner. (second reading) - First Substitute Senate Joint Resolution 10 (proposal to amend Utah constitution—income tax): concurred/passed (22 yea, 6 nay, 1 absent). Sponsor: Senator McKay. - Fifth Substitute House Bill 1-23 (Boards and commissions modifications): concurred/passed (25 yea, 0 nay, 4 absent). Sponsor: Senator Harper. - Second Substitute Senate Bill 1-55 (Litigation proceeds fund amendments): concurred/passed (26 yea, 0 nay, 3 absent). Sponsor: Senator Plumb. - Multiple health & human services recodification first-substitute Senate bills (Nos. 38, 39, 40, 41, 206–209): generally concurred/passed (most recorded tallies were unanimous or near-unanimous; specific tallies are in the floor record). Sponsors: various.
These concurrence and consent actions will send the bills back to the House for the Speaker’s signature (or proceed as specified). Some items were circled earlier in the session and were later uncircled and acted on. Several bills were presented with only brief floor explanation and moved by consent procedures.
