Ben Adams — Called during quorum roll call and marked present.
Ben Adams — Referenced as having described the situation as exploitation.
Ben Adams — Senator Anthon closes debate and presides through the roll call, where his name is called and recorded as voting aye. He then returns to the floor to request unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1296 and begins opening debate on the bill, emphasizing its importance.
Ben Adams — During the roll-call vote, the name 'Anthon?' is read aloud as part of a series of aye responses, with the transcription remaining unclear but consistently referring to the same member/name.
Carl Bjerke — Likely referenced in the roll call as 'Beirke?'
Carl Bjerke — Called during quorum roll call and marked present.
Carl Bjerke — During the roll call, Senator Bjerke is recorded as voting aye in one mention and nay in a later mention, likely reflecting a naming/recording inconsistency for the same member.
Camille Blaylock — Camille Blaylock is called during roll call.
— Senator Den Hartog is recognized and outlines the day's floor plan, requesting unanimous consent to advance orders of business.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — Likely referenced as 'Ciderveld' in later roll call sections; not this exact line.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — A brief roll-call reference to Glenneda Zuiderveld is followed by a procedural motion asking unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1325.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — Senator Zuiderveld is mentioned repeatedly during the roll call, with variant spellings of the name appearing in sequence. The final mention indicates the senator was recorded as 'nay,' making this a single voting moment in the roll call.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — A brief roll-call style mention appears to reference Senator Glenneda Zuiderveld, though the transcript text is garbled and uncertain in both instances.
Jim Guthrie — Called during roll call.
Jim Guthrie — Named as chairman in the State Affairs Committee report on Callie Younger's appointment.
Jim Guthrie — Appears in the roll call vote on House Bill 608.
Jim Guthrie — Called during quorum roll call and marked present.
Jim Guthrie — Senator Harris is recognized to open debate; the speaker is likely Senator Harris, but the transcript does not clearly identify the member by name in this section.
Jim Guthrie — Senator Harris is recognized to close debate; the transcript names Senator Harris, but the member ID is not fully certain from this section alone.
Jim Guthrie — Senator Lenny is given 60 seconds to explain his vote; the transcript likely means Senator Lenney.
Jim Guthrie — Recognized to close debate on Senate Bill 1306 and ask for an aye vote.
Jim Guthrie — Roll-call vote name appears in the vote tally.
Todd Lakey — Todd Lakey is mentioned repeatedly in the journal-related proceedings: first during roll call/journal correction, and then in the Judiciary and Rules Committee report where he is identified as chairman.
Todd Lakey — Senator Lakey appears in the roll call vote and then leads the Senate Bill 1283 discussion by requesting unanimous consent to dispense with further reading, opening debate on the bill, answering a question about whether the bill includes a cap by explaining that it does not but that a federal cap exists, and finally closing the debate while reiterating why the bill does not include a cap.
Todd Lakey — Recognized to close debate on Senate Bill 1273.
Todd Lakey — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1275.
Todd Lakey — Recognized to open debate on Senate Bill 1275 after unanimous consent to dispense with further reading.
Todd Lakey — Recognized to close debate on Senate Bill 1275.
Todd Lakey — Called during quorum roll call.
Todd Lakey — Identified as chairman in the Judiciary and Rules Committee report.
Todd Lakey — Name appears in the roll call sequence.
Todd Lakey — Senator Lakey is called in the roll and records an aye vote.
Dave Lent — Dave Lent was called during roll call.
Dave Lent — Recognized as present at the sixth order of business.
Dave Lent — Appears in the roll call vote on House Bill 608.
Dave Lent — Senator Lent is listed in the roll call sequence.
Dave Lent — Roll-call vote name appears in the tally.
Melissa Wintrow — Melissa Wintrow is mentioned during the roll call, with one reference likely misspelled as 'Winchrow'; the mentions together indicate the same member being identified in the meeting attendance process.
Melissa Wintrow — Made an introduction while the Senate was at ease.
Melissa Wintrow — Introduced St. Mary's Catholic School third- and fourth-grade students visiting the gallery.
Melissa Wintrow — Appears in the roll call vote on House Bill 608.
Melissa Wintrow — The transcript appears to misstate the name as 'Senator Samaroth'; this is likely Senator Wintrow being recognized to close debate.
Melissa Wintrow — Asked Senator Lakey whether the bill includes a cap on business size or proceeds.
Melissa Wintrow — Raised concerns about the lack of a cap and possible food safety risks.
Melissa Wintrow — Continued her concern about food outbreaks and containment.
Melissa Wintrow — Referenced as one of the senators whose comments were appreciated.
Melissa Wintrow — The roll call includes Wintrow, but no vote is clearly recorded for this occurrence.
Melissa Wintrow — Senator Wintrow was called during quorum roll call and marked present.
Melissa Wintrow — Senator Melissa Wintrow is referenced during the roll call and later appears again in the roll-call vote tally, indicating her participation in the same procedural voting sequence.
Melissa Wintrow — Senator Nichols requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1270, initiating debate on the bill, and later returned to close debate on Senate Bill 1270 as amended.