Politics & Government
What Happened at the Statehouse on Feb. 4?
A rundown of votes taken on earlier today.

Here’s what happened in the Legislature on Feb. 4, 2015
- A Motion to send 5 Petitions for Redress of Grievances to a House committee was defeated in a Roll Call vote, 212-135
- HB 181 (ITL), relative to consideration of warrant articles was removed from the Consent Calendar.
- The Consent Calendar was then passed on a Voice Vote.
- HB 115 (OTP/A), repealing the allocation of gross appropriations from the highway fund in the state budget, was adopted on a Voice Vote.
- HB 144 (ITL), establishing a commission to study the long-term viability of the NH State Port Authority, was adopted on a Voice Vote.
- HB 181 (ITL), which was earlier removed from the Consent Calendar, was adopted in a Roll Call Vote of 302-52.
- A motion to amend House Rule 30 creating a House Committee on Government Oversight and Audit was defeated on a Roll Call Vote, 235-120, failing to get a 2/3 majority vote
- A motion to amend House Rules to allow for changes to made in said House Rules by majority vote until Feb. 4. Currently any change in Rules after Jan. 31 requires a 2/3 majority vote. The motion was defeated in a Roll Call vote of 235-120.
- The House was adjourned until 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2015.
Submitted by the House Communications Office.
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