Brooke Green — Green is addressed in a joking or critical remark about voting.
Tom Doherty — Identified as the chaplain delivering the prayer.
Allie Silver — Provides the Pledge of Allegiance on behalf of I Succeed Virtual High School.
Richard Cheatum — Possibly the name transcribed as 'Skog'; used as the mover of the journal approval motion, but this is uncertain.
John Gannon — Seconded the motion to approve the journal.
Bruce Skaug — Identified as chairman on the Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee report.
Ron Mendive — Identified as chairman on the Resources and Conservation Committee report.
Jordan Redman — Identified as chairman on the Business Committee report.
James Holtzclaw — James Holtzclaw is identified as chairman on the Commerce and Human Resources Committee report.
David Cannon — David Cannon is identified as chairman in the Revenue and Taxation Committee report.
David Cannon — Identified as chairman of House Revenue and Taxation Committee.
Jaron Crane — Jaron Crane is identified as chairman in the State Affairs Committee report, and the report continues with the referral of House Bill 739 to the Judiciary Rules Administration Committee.
Jaron Crane — Identified as chairman of House State Affairs Committee.
Ilana Rubel — Named as the sponsor of House Bill 782.
Lori McCann — McCann votes aye on House Bill 676.
Lori McCann — McCann votes aye on House Bill 737.
Charlie Shepherd — Shepard votes nay on House Bill 676.
Charlie Shepherd — The gentleman from 27 announces that the House will go to general orders tomorrow and asks for amendments by 3 p.m. today.
Soñia Galaviz — The good lady from District 9 explains House Bill 737 and urges a green vote.
Soñia Galaviz — The good lady from District 18 speaks against the motion, raising constitutional concerns.
Monica Church — Church votes nay on House Bill 737.
Dan Garner — The gentleman from District 10 explains House Bill 615.
— The gentleman from 22 repeatedly requested unanimous consent to advance legislation by placing bills at the top of the third reading calendar, including House Bill 703 and House Bill 560, as part of a series of procedural motions to move bills forward for consideration.
Joe Palmer — Joe Palmer asks the gentleman from 4 for clarification about whether there is a limit on how many prospective jurors can choose poll work, expressing concern that too many choosing that option could leave too few jurors available. He then seeks permission for an additional follow-up question, with the exchange continuing in the same line of inquiry.
Joe Palmer — Identified as chairman of House Transportation and Defense Committee.
Don Hall — Don Hall responds to a series of hypotheticals about the bill’s effect on jury duty and poll-worker vacancies. He says the concern about everyone choosing to be a poll worker is hard to answer because no numbers have been set, then explains that the county clerk has discretion to use the program and must project needs in advance rather than filling last-minute absences. He clarifies that the bill is not intended to replace poll workers who are absent due to sickness, but to address anticipated staffing needs.
Mark Harris — The transcript includes an unclear reference to Harris during the vote tally process.
Jason Monks — The gentleman from 22 requests unanimous consent to place House Bill 637 on the calendar.
Jason Monks — The gentleman from 22 is again referenced in the procedural transition after passage of House Bill 637.
Jason Monks — The gentleman from 22 requests unanimous consent to hold remaining third-reading bills for one legislative day.
Jason Monks — The gentleman from 22 moves that the House adjourn until 10:30 a.m. on Friday, February 27, 2026.
Michael Veile — The transcript says the good gentleman from 24 takes up House Bill 637; the exact speaker identity is uncertain from the text alone.
Michael Veile — The gentleman from 24 presents House Bill 637 and describes it as a simple bill.
Michael Veile — The transcript labels the speaker as gentleman 35; the exact member is not confidently identified, but the announcement is about a construction industry reception.
Danielle — Mentioned as the speaker’s wife, welcomed to the gallery.
Eli — Mentioned as the speaker’s son, welcomed to the gallery.
Jon Weber — The speaker announces an Energy Caucus meeting at noon in the Jefferson Room with lunch provided.
Jerald Raymond — Identified as chairman of House Agricultural Affairs Committee.
Vito Barbieri — Identified as chairman of House Environment, Energy and Technology Committee.
Barbara Ehardt — Identified as chairman of House Local Government Committee.
Dale Hawkins — Identified as chairman of House Education Committee.
John Woude — Identified as chairman of House Health and Welfare Committee.
Jeff Ehlers — Identified as chairman of House Ways and Means Committee.
Erin Bingham — The transcript says 'Lay from 18' seconds the motion; the exact identity is uncertain, but the motion is seconded.