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Votes at a glance: House advances multiple bills on education, public finance, and administrative rules
Summary
The Oklahoma House passed a slate of bills and resolutions during the floor session, including consumer-protection and education measures; several bills were advanced on emergency rules. This roundup lists the measures recorded on the floor and their outcomes. (Select votes reported as recorded on the House floor.)
Today's floor session produced a number of final actions. Below is a concise list of measures the House acted on and the recorded outcomes as shown in the floor transcript:
- Senate Bill 1090 (consumer protection door-to-door contracting): passed, recorded vote 74-3 (passed). - Senate Joint Resolution 49 (repeal duplicative ODWC surety rule): passed, recorded vote 81-0 (passed). - Senate Bill 633 (juvenile code/Leo's law language): passed (recorded vote shown in transcript and declared passed). - Senate Bill 650 (public utilities/transparency measures): passed, recorded vote 82-5; House also declared the emergency (2/3) and that emergency vote passed (82-5). - Senate Bill 2063 (Unclaimed Property / lemonade-stand language): passed, recorded vote 88-2. - Senate Bill 122 (Department of Transportation / DMV proof-of-insurance): passed, recorded vote 91-0. - Senate Bill 1614 (teacher induction program): passed, recorded vote 80-6; emergency vote recorded and passed where indicated in the transcript. - Senate Bill 1884 (equal access for school employees): debated extensively and recorded as 47-44 in the transcript; the chair declared the bill failed. - Senate Joint Resolution 52 and 50 (OHCA rules; Medicaid ballot language): both advanced/passed as recorded in the transcript (SJR 52: 90-3; SJR 50: 69-18). - House CCR to HB 3021 (graduation requirements): CCR adopted and HB 3021 passed, recorded vote 90-3; emergency declared and passed (90-3). - Senate Bill 514 (alternative education / Tim Tebow bill language inserted): passed, recorded vote 69-20. - Senate Bill 382 (Ray Davis Safe Roads language): passed, recorded vote 90-0. - Senate Bill 833 (increased penalty for oilfield equipment theft when value over $2,500): passed, recorded vote 91-0. - Senate Bill 2143 (use of aerial imagery for ad valorem assessment): failed, recorded vote 17-77.
Several authors requested unanimous consent to adopt floor amendments before final passage; where unanimous consent was granted it is noted in the transcript. Emergency declarations were taken on a subset of bills and recorded when requested by the floor mover. The House adjourned until Monday, May 11, 2026, at 1:30 p.m.
