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Votes at a glance: House passes multiple Senate bills including tax, manufacturing and data measures
Summary
The Utah House on March 2 passed multiple Senate bills by wide margins, including SB 14 (67–2), SB 39 (73–0), SB 133 (70–0), SB 212 (69–0) and others; several measures were returned to the Senate for signatures or further consideration.
During a floor session on March 2 the Utah House moved through a package of Senate bills and motions:
- Substitute Senate Bill 14: Uncircled for consideration and passed by the House; the clerk recorded 67 yes votes and 2 no votes. - SB 39 (Rev & Tax): Addressed withholding for nonresidents and created an exemption for nonresidents working 20 or fewer days in a fiscal year; passed 73–0. - SB 133 (Food Security Council/Utah State University): Established a food security council to address food-insecurity planning; passed 70–0. - SB 212 (Manufacturing Modernization/Go Utah): Created assistance for Utah manufacturers to onshore and optimize supply chains; passed 69–0. - Additional bills were placed on the concurrence calendar following communications from the Senate.
Several of these items were handled with little floor debate; recorded tallies are taken from the reading clerk’s announcements during the session.
What’s next: Bills that passed the House will be returned to the Senate for the signatures noted by the Speaker or placed on the concurrence calendar as appropriate.
