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Votes at a glance: House actions on Feb. 6, 2024
Summary
The House adopted numerous bills and substitutes on Feb. 6, including HB 52 (68–2), HB 286 (71–0), HB 296 (73–0), HB 198 (50–20), HB 110 (74–0), HB 177 (72–0), HB 248 (74–0), HB 259 (74–0), HB 328 (73–0), HB 360 (69–0), HB 90 (68–0), HB 363 (70–0), HB 48 (74–0), and HB 191 (62–9).
The House considered and voted on a large number of bills on Feb. 6. Key recorded outcomes in the floor transcript include:
• HB 52 (Industrial Hemp Amendments): Passed the House, 68 yes, 2 no; transmitted to the Senate.
• First substitute HB 286 (State Aid for Scholarships): Passed 71–0; transmittal to the Senate recorded.
• HB 296 (Reading Disability Amendments): Passed 73–0; transmitted to the Senate.
• HB 198 (Child Welfare Placement Review Amendments): Passed 50–20; transmitted to the Senate.
• HB 110 (Kidnap Offender Registry Amendments): Passed 74–0; transmitted to the Senate.
• HB 177 (Forcible Entry Warrant Amendments): Passed 72–0; transmitted to the Senate.
• Second substitute HB 248 (Inmate amendments and inmate education amendments): Passed 74–0; transmitted to the Senate.
• HB 259 (Juvenile Interrogation Modifications): Passed 74–0; transmitted to the Senate.
• Second substitute HB 328 (Victims of Sexual Offenses Amendments): Passed 73–0; transmitted to the Senate.
• HB 360 (Outdoor Recreation Amendments): Passed 69–0; transmitted to the Senate.
• HB 90 (Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Amendments): Passed 68–0; transmitted to the Senate.
• HB 363 (Livestock Grazing Amendments): Passed 70–0; transmitted to the Senate.
• First substitute HB 48 (Utah Energy Act Amendments): Passed 74–0; transmitted to the Senate.
• Second substitute HB 191 (Electrical Energy Amendments): Passed 62–9; transmitted to the Senate.
This list is drawn from the House floor readings and roll calls announced during the Feb. 6 session. Bills recorded as “passed” will be sent to the Senate for its consideration.
