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Votes at a glance: Ways and Means recorded roll calls (Feb. 12, 2026)
Summary
Committee recorded several roll-call outcomes: SB 212 advanced 20–3; HB 1116 (crypto kiosk licensing) advanced 22–0; HB 13‑43 (National Guard training) advanced 14–8; HB 12‑66 (education omnibus) advanced 23–0; multiple amendments on the childcare bill failed and that measure was held for further consideration.
Key recorded actions from the House Ways and Means hearing:
SB 212 — Advanced out of committee by recorded vote, 20–3. Sponsor decoupled a federal corporate bonus-depreciation provision (estimated three-year state cost $244 million) and sought expedited consideration.
HB 1116 — Advanced out of committee, 22–0. The measure requires licensing of virtual-currency kiosks, ID verification and fraud warnings, sets transaction limits and includes a $500-per-machine licensing fee to fund DFI oversight.
HB 13‑43 — Advanced out of committee, 14–8. The bill requires bridge training for National Guard MPs and generated divided debate over whether local consent/coordination should be required before deployments in a law‑enforcement capacity; an amendment requiring consent failed 9–14.
HB 12‑66 — Education omnibus passed the committee unanimously, 23–0, after a package of technical and policy changes for K‑12 and higher-education administration.
HB 11‑77 (employer childcare credit) — The committee heard extensive testimony and several amendment roll calls failed; the bill was held for further consideration and no committee passage was recorded in this hearing.
For each roll-call above, the committee used recorded voting statements during the hearing minutes; more detailed roll-call attribution is available in committee records.
