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House passes bill targeting interference with voters and election officials
Summary
The Vermont House passed H541, an act relating to interference with voters and election officials, by voice vote after the bill was read for third reading. No roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
The Vermont House passed House Bill 541, “an act relating to interference with voters and election officials,” after the bill was read for third reading and approved by voice vote.
Madam Speaker put the question for passage and members responded in the affirmative; the speaker announced, “The ayes do have it and you have passed the bill.” The transcript records a voice vote only and does not provide a roll‑call tally or further details about statutory changes in the bill text.
The bill concluded the House’s action calendar for the session. The House moved on to other bills after passage and adjourned later in the day.
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