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Votes at a glance: selected House actions Jan. 7, 2026
Summary
The House recorded multiple roll-call and division votes on Jan. 7, 2026, adopting committee reports and floor amendments across bills on elections, housing, education, health, and energy; many items passed with recorded votes while others were recommitted or placed into interim study.
Key recorded outcomes and formal actions noted on the House floor in the provided transcript excerpt (Jan. 7, 2026):
- Early-session adjournment: Representative Osborne moved the early adjournment; the chair stated the motion carried on the record (procedural motion).
- HB 365 (proof of U.S. citizenship assistance): Committee amendment adopted on the floor; the majority committee report was recorded as adopted after a roll-call (transcript includes numeric vote lines near SEG 492–495; adoption announced).
- HB 661: The House recommitted HB 661 to the Finance Committee after a successful motion to recommit (the chair declared it recommitted to finance).
- HB 572 (Partners in Housing): Floor debate and sponsor motion activity (sponsor sought to defeat ITL and offered amendment to restore funding); transcript records procedural activity and no final restored appropriation within the excerpt.
- HB 675 (school budget cap and related floor amendments): Multiple floor amendments and replace‑all amendment debated and at least one floor amendment was adopted by vote division; members raised constitutional and fiscal arguments in floor debate.
- HB 392 (DHHS office/health equity): Majority committee report (ought to pass as amended) was adopted by roll-call after extended debate.
- SB 36 (abortion statistics reporting): Committee report as amended was adopted by roll-call despite objections from some members about removal of the word "estimated" in reporting language.
- SB 134 (Medicaid work requirements/community engagement): Majority committee report (ought to pass as amended) was adopted by roll-call after debate over self‑attestation and quarterly reverification.
- SB 106 (net metering/customer generation): Members debated indefinite postponement and tabling motions; transcript records that the House ultimately recorded indefinite postponement for SB 106 (transcript states the motion passed and the bill was put into indefinite postponement).
These highlights reflect the roll‑call, division, and voice votes recorded in the session's transcript. Several vote tallies in the transcript include numeric counts but inconsistent labeling in places (lines that read 'nay' twice next to numbers). For precise official vote tallies and final journal entries, consult the published House Journal.
