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Votes at a glance: key third‑reading actions taken on the Senate floor
Summary
The Senate adopted committee reports and recorded third‑reading votes on multiple bills including SB 91 (DMV fee), SB 103 (ID access), SB 146 (industrial byproduct), SB 50 (anesthesia), SB 87 (naloxone), SB 96 (opioid fatality review), SB 102 (animal control) and others; outcomes and tallies are listed below.
The Senate took third‑reading action on multiple bills during the session. Key outcomes read into the record include:
• Committee report adoption — motion to adopt the rules committee report was moved and the Senate voted aye and adopted the assignments to standing committees (transcript motion and voice vote recorded).
• SB 161 (Evaluations in guardianship) — sponsor moved for third reading; the floor roll call as read recorded 24 yea votes and 5 absent. (Transcript contains a garbled line during the read; tally reported on the floor: 24 yea.)
• SB 37 (George E. Wallen Memorial Highway) — the Senate voted to read the bill for a third time and then placed it on the time‑certain calendar for Feb. 9 at 2:30 p.m.; the floor record shows the bill was scheduled and the time certain was announced.
• SB 91 (Motor vehicle registration services) — recorded 26 yea, 0 nay, 3 absent on third reading.
• SB 103 (Driver license amendments for unhoused individuals) — recorded 26 yea, 0 nay, 3 absent on third reading.
• First Substitute SB 146 (Industrial byproduct amendments) — recorded 25 yea, 0 nay, 4 absent on third reading.
• SB 50 (Anesthesia dosage amendments) — recorded 28 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent on third reading.
• Second Substitute SB 87 (Naloxone amendments) — recorded on the floor as having received 27 yea, 0 nay, 2 absent for third reading.
• First Substitute SB 96 (Opioid fatality review amendments) — recorded 28 yea, 0 nay, 1 absent on third reading.
• SB 102 (Animal control first responder amendments) — recorded 21 yea, 7 nay, 1 absent on third reading.
The clerk read votes aloud and President Adams announced outcomes; bills with third‑reading passage will proceed per the legislative calendar.
