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Votes at a glance: key House actions on Feb. 19, 2026
Summary
The House approved multiple calendar and substantive items on Feb. 19, including adoption of the consent calendar, passage of HB 14‑81 (Father’s Day), HB 14‑73 (marriage/14th Amendment clarification), SB 16‑25 (personal delivery device modernization), and HB 15‑01 (residential point‑of‑contact).
The Tennessee House recorded several procedural and substantive outcomes during the Feb. 19 session.
Key votes and outcomes reported by the Clerk and Chair:
- Consent calendar: adopted (Clerk reported Ayes 94). - HB 14‑81 (Father’s Day observance): Passed on third reading (Clerk reported approximately 73 ayes, 15 nays; some members not voting). - HB 14‑73 (relative to marriage/14th Amendment clarification): Passed on third reading after floor debate; Clerk announced the bill received a constitutional majority. - SB 16‑25 / HB 16‑84 (personal delivery device modernization): Passed on third reading (Clerk reported 80 ayes, 11 nays; one present not voting). - HB 15‑01 (residential point‑of‑contact for large owners): Passed on third reading (Clerk reported 84 ayes, 2 nays).
Several motions and amendments were recorded: Amendment No.1 to HB 14‑73 (moved by Representative Salinas) failed (23 ayes, 70 nays); a motion to re‑refer HB 14‑73 to Judiciary (moved by Chairman Clemens) did not carry (24 ayes, 69 nays). The Clerk also reported multiple committee reports and scheduling deadlines filed with the Clerk’s office during the session.
