Votes at a glance: May 14 House session — postponements, concurrences, and adjournment
May 14, 2026 | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative , Vermont
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Key floor outcomes from the Vermont House on May 14:
- Postponed by voice vote: Senate Bill 208 (postponed one legislative day), Senate Bill 212 (postponed one legislative day), House Bill 639 (postponed one legislative day), House Bill 816 (postponed one legislative day), House Bill 921 (postponed two legislative days).
- Concurrences/Passage: The House concurred in the Senate proposal of amendment with further House amendments for H648 (banking/crypto kiosks/commercial finance) and H941 (municipal regulation of agriculture). The House passed S243 (funds to the Vermont Language Justice Project) in concurrence with amendments.
- Advanced: The House ordered third reading of S198 (comprehensive tobacco regulation), after adopting Human Services committee changes on youth diversion and reporting requirements.
- Adjournment: The House adjourned to Friday, May 15, 2026, at 9:30 a.m.
Notes: Floor votes were conducted by voice and announced by the presiding officer as recorded in the transcript; the record does not contain roll-call tallies for the voice votes.
- Postponed by voice vote: Senate Bill 208 (postponed one legislative day), Senate Bill 212 (postponed one legislative day), House Bill 639 (postponed one legislative day), House Bill 816 (postponed one legislative day), House Bill 921 (postponed two legislative days).
- Concurrences/Passage: The House concurred in the Senate proposal of amendment with further House amendments for H648 (banking/crypto kiosks/commercial finance) and H941 (municipal regulation of agriculture). The House passed S243 (funds to the Vermont Language Justice Project) in concurrence with amendments.
- Advanced: The House ordered third reading of S198 (comprehensive tobacco regulation), after adopting Human Services committee changes on youth diversion and reporting requirements.
- Adjournment: The House adjourned to Friday, May 15, 2026, at 9:30 a.m.
Notes: Floor votes were conducted by voice and announced by the presiding officer as recorded in the transcript; the record does not contain roll-call tallies for the voice votes.
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