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Votes at a glance: key House floor outcomes, March 7, 2019
Summary
The House approved multiple measures on third reading and on concurrence, including inland port expansion, a state flag review commission, county government limits, a ban on female genital mutilation, and rule changes. Vote tallies and destinations for each passed item are listed.
The Utah House took votes on multiple bills and resolutions during the March 7 session. Key outcomes reported on the floor include:
- Substitute House Bill 4 33 (Inland Port Authority hub‑and‑spoke): passed 61–11; transmitted to the Senate. - First substitute House Bill 2 19 (State Flag Review Commission): passed 46–26; transmitted to the Senate. - Second substitute House Bill 2 57 (Form of county government amendments): passed 49–19; transmitted to the Senate. - First substitute House Bill 4 30 (Prohibition of female genital mutilation): passed 68–0; transmitted to the Senate. - First substitute House Resolution 4 (House rules changes): passed 66–1; to be enrolled by House staff. - House Bill 4 32 (Elected official and judicial compensation commission amendments): passed 70–0; to be transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 3 82 (Resort communities tax amendments): passed 68–2; to be transmitted to the Senate. - House Bill 3 75 (School employee background checks): passed 70–0; to be transmitted to the Senate.
Many other committee reports were adopted and a number of bills were returned to Rules for prioritization or placed on consent or third‑reading calendars. Several bills were circled for later consideration. The House recessed for caucus lunch and planned to reconvene later in the day.
