The transcript for the Feb. 5 House session includes recorded vote outcomes for multiple ceremonial resolutions and several bills. Where the transcript provides numeric tallies, they are listed below exactly as recorded.

Resolutions (selected, recorded tallies as read on the floor):
- House Joint Resolution 10-10 (military veterans & POW/MIA appreciation day): adopted "With 60 I, 0, no, and 5 excused." (machine vote)
- House Joint Resolution 10-11 (Gold Star Families): adopted "With 61, 0, no, and 4 excused." (machine vote)
- House Joint Resolution 10-12 (USS Pueblo recognition): adopted "With 61, 0, no, and 4 excused." (machine vote)
- House Joint Resolution 10-13 (WWII recognition): adopted "With 61 I, 0 no and 4 excused." (machine vote)
- House Joint Resolution 10-14 (Vietnam recognition): adopted "With 61 I, 0 no and 4 excused." (machine vote)
- House Joint Resolution 10-15 (Korean War): adopted "With 61 I, 0, no, and 4 excused." (machine vote)
- House Joint Resolution 10-16 (Persian Gulf War): adopted "With 61 I 4 excused." (machine vote recorded as shown)
- House Joint Resolution 10-17 (Tenth Mountain Division): adopted (machine vote recorded; typical transcript phrasing: "With 61 I, 0 no and 4 excused. The resolution is adopted.")
- House Joint Resolution 10-18 (Latina/Latino veterans): adopted "With 61 eyes, 0 no, and 4 excused." (machine vote)
- House Joint Resolution 10-19 (Native American veterans): adopted "With 61 I, 0 no, and 4 excused." (machine vote)
- House Joint Resolution 10-20 (African American veterans): adopted "With 61 I 0 no and 4 excused." (machine vote)

Third-reading and floor bill votes (selected recorded tallies shown in transcript):
- House Bill 10-09 (vegetative fuel mitigation for fire protective districts): adopted "With 42 I 20 no and 3 excused." (machine vote)
- House Bill 11-38 (evidentiary requirements to protect victims in civil suits): adopted "With 60 I, 2 no, and 3 excused." (machine vote)

Other actions noted in the transcript without explicit numeric roll-call tallies included: HB10-27 (disease control modifications) — the machine was opened on third reading and Representative Brooks was recorded voting "no," but a complete numeric tally for the bill is not present in the provided excerpt; HB10-02 (behavioral-health coverage) was passed "as amended" with the clerk recording "The ayes have it" but the transcript excerpt does not print a numeric roll call for final passage.

Notes and guidance:
- The tallies above are transcribed from the House floor record excerpts provided. For official certified vote totals consult the House Journal or the Secretary/Clerk's posted roll-call records.