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Votes at a glance: Senate messages three house-origin bills and passes H 890
Summary
In voice votes the Senate suspended rules to message H 687, H 887 and H 289 to the House, took up and passed H 890 (delaying parts of Act 111/H 766), and adjourned until 4 p.m.
The Senate conducted several procedural actions by voice vote. Early in the session the Senate voted to suspend its rules in order to message the Senate's actions on three house-origin bills — H 687 (community resilience and biodiversity through land use), H 887 (homestead property tax yields, nonhomestead rates and education finance changes), and H 289 (renewable energy standard) — to the House.
Later the Senate took up H 890 for immediate consideration, completed first, second and third readings, and passed the bill to delay parts of the claims-editing requirements tied to Act 111 (H 766). The body then suspended rules to message its action on H 890 to the House. All floor outcomes reported in the transcript were determined by voice votes recorded as "ayes" or "nays"; the transcript does not include individual roll-call tallies.
The Senate concluded by voting to stand adjourned until 4 p.m.
