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House passes state employee arbitration reform on final reading
Summary
On third reading the House approved House Bill 21101, the "Arbitration Reform for State Employees Act of 2026," with a 90–34 vote, declaring the bill passed by the constitutional majority recorded by the clerk.
The clerk read House Bill 21101 on third reading and final passage. The chamber took the roll; the clerk announced there were 90 votes in the affirmative and 34 in the negative, and declared the bill passed with the constitutional majority required for enactment.
The floor proceeded without extended debate recorded in the transcript for the bill's final vote. The clerk's announcement provides the official tally and signals the bill will move forward as prescribed by legislative process.
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