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Votes at a glance: House records multiple second readings, concurrences and adjourns
Summary
During the session the House recorded second readings and roll-call results on several Senate bills and a House bill, concurred with some Senate amendments and adjourned after a memorial; notable recorded items include S196, S357 (adopted on second reading), S769 (continuing resolution) and House bill 4042 (second reading, vote recorded as 109).
The House clerk read multiple Senate messages and committee reports and the chamber recorded roll-call second readings on a number of measures.
Several measures received second reading during the sitting. The clerk recorded that Senate 196 received second reading and Senate 697 received second reading after roll calls. Representative Jeff Johnson explained S357 (a mail-theft statute) and the chamber adopted S357 on second reading by recorded vote. Representative Collins explained S769, described as a continuing resolution to keep government operating if a budget failed to pass, and the measure received its second reading.
House bill 4042 (an amendment expanding adult access to ivermectin through regulated pharmacy channels with added pharmacy guardrails) was explained by Representative Sessions; a roll-call vote produced a recorded tally ('vote a 109') and the clerk confirmed House bill 4042 received its second reading during the session.
The House also concurred with several Senate amendments on returning bills and agreed to adjourn in memory of Dylan Carter at the end of the sitting.
Details at a glance: the transcript records multiple roll calls and recorded second readings; the House took no omnibus final votes that converted bills to law during this sitting in the provided excerpt.
