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Committee reports three bills out with 'do pass' recommendations

House State Government and Tribal Relations Committee · January 30, 2026

Summary

During executive session the committee reported House Bills 2235, 2401 and 2574 out of committee with 'do pass' recommendations; HB 2235 passed by voice vote (7–0), HB 2401 passed 5–2, and HB 2574 passed 6–1 on roll calls recorded by staff.

In executive session the House State Government and Tribal Relations Committee moved several bills forward.

Vice Chair Stearns moved that House Bill 2235 be reported out of committee with a 'do pass' recommendation; a voice vote resulted in a staff‑announced tally of 7 ayes, 0 nays.

Stearns also moved that House Bill 2401 be reported out with a 'do pass' recommendation. After limited discussion, the staff called the roll. Votes recorded: Representative Menna — aye; Representative Stearns — aye; Representative Waters — nay without recommendation; Representative Walsh — nay without recommendation; Representative Chase — aye; Representative Dolio — aye; Representative Farvar — aye. Staff announced the tally as 5 ayes, 2 nays.

Finally, the committee moved House Bill 2574 out with a 'do pass' recommendation. Roll call recorded six ayes and one nay (Representative Chase voted nay). The committee concluded business and adjourned.

Staff will publish formal committee reports and vote records in committee files; the committee did not debate substance of the measures on the floor during this session.

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