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Votes at a glance: key House actions on June 18, 2025
Summary
The House approved or advanced a broad slate of bills on June 18, including concurrence/enrollment of several measures and passage of multiple Senate bills; recorded tallies and adopted amendments are listed for quick reference.
The North Carolina House recorded votes and actions on numerous bills on June 18. The following is a concise roundup of formal actions taken on the floor, with the motion/brief description, recorded tallies where available, and immediate outcomes as reflected in the House transcript.
- House Bill 26 (local provisions): Motion to concur with Senate Committee Substitute No. 2; recorded machine vote 106 yeas, 3 nays; House concurred and bill calendared for Tuesday. (SEG 157–196)
- House Bill 40 (GSC technical corrections): Motion to concur; recorded 111 yeas, 0 nays; bill ordered engrossed and sent to the governor. (SEG 198–234)
- House Bill 91 (Armed Forces property tax exclusion adding Space Force): Motion to concur; recorded 110 yeas, 0 nays; ordered enrolled and sent to the governor. (SEG 240–275)
- House Bill 247 (underground safety revisions): Motion to concur; recorded 111 yeas, 0 nays; ordered enrolled and sent to the governor. (SEG 276–307)
- House Bill 421 (motor vehicle dealers): Motion to concur with committee substitute; recorded 107 yeas, 1 nay; ordered enrolled and sent to the governor. (SEG 308–325)
- Senate Bill 295 (motor vehicle dealer clarification): Passed second and third reading on the floor; recorded second‑reading tally 110 yeas, 1 nay; ordered returned to Senate. (SEG 330–362)
- House Bill 661 (Building Industry Efficiency Act of 2025): Multiple adopted amendments (Kidwell amendment on cold‑plunge tub adopted 107‑0; Jones amendment authorizing ABC Commission P3 and projected revenue noted adopted 106‑1; Budd amendment on contractor license referral/adoption 99‑11), bill passed final reading as recorded in the transcript. (SEG 370–609)
- House Bill 948 (PAVE Act): McNeely amendment adopted (108‑1); second reading passed 102‑6; bill remained on calendar for Tuesday. (SEG 610–832)
- Senate Bill 311 (Law and Order Act): Passed second reading (90‑20) and third reading; multiple criminal‑law changes explained on floor. (SEG 933–1094)
- Senate Bill 344, 400, 423 and 479 series: Several public‑benefits, title‑fraud, and adult protection bills passed second and third readings, many with unanimous committee support; enrollments and returns to Senate recorded. (SEG 1100–1206)
- Senate Bill 442 (Parents Protection Act): Blackwell amendment adopted (68‑39); several other amendments failed; second‑reading recorded vote 73‑35; third reading passed and bill returned to Senate with engrossed amendment. (SEG 1215–1645)
- House Bill 612 (Fostering Care Act): Motion to concur with Senate committee substitute No. 2 adopted (109‑0); bill ordered enrolled and sent to the governor. (SEG 1951–2004)
Votes recorded on the floor were taken by machine and the transcript lists the tallies as reported by the clerk. Where vote counts are recorded above, they are taken verbatim from the House transcript for June 18.
Provenance: See segment references in parentheses above tied to the official House transcript for June 18, 2025. This roundup lists only actions and recorded tallies captured in the day's floor transcript; enrollment or final executive action beyond what the transcript records is not included.
