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Votes at a glance: key bills the House passed March 4, 2019
Summary
A quick list of House floor votes (March 4): HB 378 (fintech sandbox) 70-0; HB 133 (initiative delay) 50-20; HB 145 (signature rules) 50-21; HB 195 (active-voter metric) 58-6; HB 343 (development advertising) 66-0; HB 361 (horse racing) 61-3; HB 373 (student support) 62-6; HB 398 (jail healthcare) 59-7; HB 391 (governmental immunity) 78-0; HB 298 (offender registry) 68-1.
The Utah House recorded the following final floor votes March 4, 2019 (bills passed and transmitted to the Senate unless noted):
- Second Substitute HB 378, regulatory sandbox (fintech): passed 70-0. - Second Substitute HB 133, initiative delay / effective-date rules: passed 50-20. - Second Substitute HB 145, citizen political process (signature verification, rolling submissions): passed 50-21. - First Substitute HB 195, initiative and referendum amendments (active-voter metric, Feb. 15 packet deadline): passed 58-6. - Second Substitute HB 343, development advertising (notice & good-faith construction start): passed 66-0. - First Substitute HB 361, horse racing amendments (contract codification, drug removal, penalty reduced to $5,000): passed 61-3. - Second Substitute HB 373, student support amendments (expand counselor program to K-12; ~$30M prioritized): passed 62-6. - House Bill 398, substance use and health care amendments (jail treatment commission, telehealth pilot, tax credit): passed 59-7. - First Substitute HB 391, modifications to governmental immunity (school policies on sexual abuse): passed 78-0. - Second Substitute HB 298, offender registry amendments (escalations, removal after 10 years, address-notification rules): passed 68-1.
Where applicable, the floor record includes sponsor explanations, amendments adopted on the floor, and the recorded vote tallies listed above.
