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Votes at a glance: House approves slate of bills and resolutions, including energy measures

House of Representatives · June 11, 2024
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Summary

The House completed a consolidated final‑vote calendar on June 11, approving many bills and joint resolutions (tallies recorded in the official minutes); several energy‑related measures passed with varying margins.

The Puerto Rico House of Representatives completed a consolidated final‑vote calendar on Tuesday evening, June 11, recording roll‑call tallies for numerous bills and joint resolutions.

Key recorded outcomes read into the record by the official of acta included:

- Proyecto de la Cámara 361: 44 votes in favor, 0 against (approved). - Proyecto de la Cámara 723 (concurrence): 44–0 (approved). - Proyecto de la Cámara 907 (reconsideration): 41 votes in favor, 3 against (approved on reconsideration). - Proyecto de la Cámara 1598: 44–0 (approved). - Proyecto de la Cámara 1929 (in concurrence): 43–1 (approved). - Proyecto de la Cámara 1707 (reconsideration): 44–0 (approved). - Proyecto de la Cámara 2074: 40–4 (approved). - Proyecto de la Cámara 2163: 44–0 (approved). - Resolutiones conjuntas y otros: multiple joint resolutions were approved with tallies published in the roll call; for example, joint resolution 656 (emergency zone) recorded 44–0 and joint resolution 660 (contract evaluation/cancellation language) registered a 26–16 vote.

The official reads of the tally and final statement said: "Como resultado de la votación, todas las medidas han sido aprobadas." The clerk also recorded absences and excused members for the final roll call and set the next House session for Tuesday, June 18 at 11:00 a.m.

Members and staff should consult the official House minutes for itemized vote records and the text of in‑chamber amendments that were read before the votes.