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Votes at a glance: Multiple cross-filed Senate bills reported with House tallies

Appropriations Committee · April 2, 2026
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Summary

Committee staff announced House vote tallies for a set of Senate bills (cross-filed with House bills); several measures were reported as having passed in the House by wide margins, and one bill was noted as contested in the House.

During the Appropriations Committee bill‑hearing portion, committee staff recited a series of Senate bills that are direct cross‑files of House measures and reported House vote tallies where available. The clerk announced the following House results as presented in committee testimony:

- Senate Bill 07 (cross-file of House Bill 720): passed in the House 135–0 (SEG 012–014). - Senate Bill 243 (cross-file of House Bill 721): passed in the House 133–0 (SEG 016–018). - Senate Bill 486 (cross-file of House Bill 1075): reported House vote 131–0 (SEG 020–022). - Member Cardardoza's bill (referred to as bill 709): reported House result 136–0 (SEG 026–030). - Senate Bill 728 (cross-file of House Bill 845): reported House result 126–0 (SEG 031–033). - Senate Bill 188 (cross-file of House Bill 229): reported House vote 96–33; committee noted this was contested and that the House had held a hearing (SEG 035–037). - Senate Bill 228 (cross-file of House Bill 227): reported House vote 101–35; committee indicated the House hearing occurred and that there were no amendments in committee (SEG 045–056).

The committee routinely asked whether there were questions or witnesses; most of these bills were presented as concluded bill hearings with no additional testimony recorded in the transcript. Where the transcript did not provide final Senate action or additional context, the outcome is recorded here as reported in committee testimony and reflects House tallies only.