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Votes and actions at a glance: Senate approves multiple measures on final passage
Summary
The Senate passed several bills on 3rd reading (including SB 124, SB 169, SB 206, SB 399, SB 441) with unanimous machine votes recorded; ceremonial resolutions were also adopted without objection and numerous House bills were received for referral.
During the April 14 session the Senate adopted a series of ceremonial resolutions and moved several bills on 3rd reading to final passage.
Key final‑passage outcomes recorded in the transcript: Senate Bill 124 (peer‑review sharing) — 35 yays, 0 nays; Senate Bill 169 (biomarker coverage) — 35 yays, 0 nays; Senate Bill 206 (school blood‑pressure screening) — 35 yays, 0 nays; Senate Bill 399 (higher education research security) — 36 yays, 0 nays (machine call as recorded); Senate Bill 441 (pre‑K program standards with amendments) — 35 yays, 0 nays. Several bills were objected to and held (for example, SB 64) and numerous House bills were received and referred to committees. The Senate also reported committee actions and set committee meeting schedules before adjourning to reconvene the next day at 3:30 p.m.
This summary compiles the floor outcomes as recorded by the presiding officer and the secretary’s machine calls in the transcript for use in vote tracking and legislative calendars.
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