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Votes at a glance: key bills moved by the Utah House on Feb. 21, 2024

Utah House of Representatives · February 22, 2024
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Summary

The House adopted numerous committee reports and passed a string of bills on Feb. 21, 2024, including rules changes, agency‑fee reporting requirements, and bills touching elections, public safety and regulatory review. Listed are recorded outcomes from the day's floor session.

The Utah House recorded the following key floor actions on Feb. 21, 2024 (tallies are as reported on the House floor):

- H.J.R.17 (agency fees rules resolution): Passed 65–0; to the Senate for consideration. (SEG 269–274) - Second substitute H.R.2 (House rules amendments): Passed 66–0; speaker signed for enrollment. (SEG 465–471) - S.B.50 (aggravated assault/strangulation standard): Passed 66–0. (SEG 549–552) - S.B.165 (title recording notice requirements): Passed 66–0. (SEG 598–601) - S.B.171 (municipal rental dwelling licensing amendments): Passed 62–0. (SEG 627–630) - S.B.201 (municipal incorporation amendments): Passed 61–5. (SEG 933–935) - H.B.290 (terminate ranked‑choice voting pilot): Passed 43–26. (SEG 1476–1477) - Force substitute H.B.395 (DUI/impaired driving reforms): Passed 70–0. (SEG 1996) - First substitute H.B.470 (federal agency regulatory review contingent on Chevron): Passed 64–6. (SEG 2148–2150)

Committee reports from judiciary, government operations, political subdivisions, revenue and taxation and others were adopted earlier on the floor and multiple additional bills were assigned to standing committees as reported by the Rules Committee. Several bills were circled for substitute work or returned to Rules pending fiscal notes as noted during floor announcements.

All outcomes and tallies above are drawn directly from the House floor transcript and are subject to verification in the official House Journal.