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Votes at a glance: second‑reading and unanimous‑consent outcomes from today’s House session
Summary
The House advanced multiple bills to second reading and granted unanimous-consent motions; several uncontested bills received unanimous or lopsided roll-call tallies (samples listed). This summary lists key recorded votes and procedural outcomes from the session.
The House recorded multiple formal votes and unanimous-consent actions during the day. Key recorded outcomes from the session include:
- House bill 5201 (school safety task force): second reading — Clerk tabulated; roll recorded (clerk note, advanced by consent). - House bill 5506 (Florence Airport appointment changes): second reading, recorded 105–0 (Clerk tabulation). - House bill 5093 (sales tax exemption for next‑generation 9‑1‑1 equipment): second reading, recorded 112–0. - House bill 5093-related bills and technical sales-tax cleanup items (multiple): second readings recorded (see House calendar for full roll-call entries). - House bill 42‑70 (eviction‑records reforms): second reading recorded at 77–23 after floor debate and tabling/consideration of amendments.
Several bills were granted unanimous consent requests to receive third reading on a future day; some unanimous-consent recall requests were objected to on the floor and therefore not advanced. Many uncontested bills on the statewide calendar received voice or recorded votes with lopsided tallies (commonly unanimous or near-unanimous), as noted on the calendar.
For precise roll-call tallies and a full list of bills advanced, consult the House clerk’s official roll‑call record for the April 21 session.
