The Senate proceeded through a series of bills and recorded multiple roll‑call outcomes. Below are bills with recorded votes in the transcript and brief context where available.

Votes at a glance

- Senate Bill 21 — Passed, 29‑21. (Procedure: third reading recorded earlier in the transcript.)
- Senate Bill 127 — Failed, 23‑27. (Attorney fees in justifiable use of force cases; failed on recorded vote.)
- Senate Bill 112 — Passed, 50‑0. (Recorded as a unanimous yes; transcript audio transcription lists as Senate bill 112.)
- Senate Bill 243 — Passed, 47‑3. (Paraphrased transcript reference; recorded roll call of 47‑3.)
- Senate Bill 245 — Passed, 49‑0. (Human‑trafficking awareness training for school bus drivers; unanimous recorded yes.)
- Senate Bill 246 — Passed, 44‑6. (Procurement law changes and reporting; recorded roll call.)
- Senate Bill 252 — Passed, 48‑1. (Land‑use related revision; recorded roll call.)
- Senate Bill 296 — Passed, 50‑0. (Enhanced penalty for crime against a vulnerable person; unanimous yes.)
- Senate Bill 312 — Passed, 43‑7. (Crime‑victims law revisions; recorded roll call.)

Committee items and other bills reported for further floor action

In addition to the votes above, the committee reported out dozens of bills from standing committees (committee reports were adopted at the start of the day). Examples included bills reported by the standing committees on energy, state administration, public health and local government; those committee reports list many bills recommended to pass or pass as amended (see the committee report section of the transcript). Several House bills were also transmitted to the Senate with concurrence recommendations.

Notes on the record and next steps: Many of these bills were discussed briefly on the floor or in the Committee of the Whole; where fuller debate occurred (for example, S.B. 204, S.B. 266 and S.B. 359), separate articles detail the discussion. Each bill above will proceed through the chamber’s third‑reading process under Senate rules.