The Senate took up 42 bills: 7 together on the consent calendar, then 35 one by one, listed below by bill.
Votes Taken
2 roll calls34 voice votes
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“The Senate, Thursday, May 7, 2015.” Granite Record, https://graniterecord.org/session/S/2015-05-07. Accessed 19 Oct. 2026.
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The Senate journal does not record who spoke for or against a motion, so this is the vote record without the debate.
Excused for the Day
Show the 1 senator excusedRepublican 1
The journal records 1 senator as excused by the Senate for the day, that is, permission to be away. A senator excused for the day may still have voted on part of it, and the roll call record does not always agree with the journal about who was excused.
Adopt the Consent Calendar (Decide these bills together without debate)
Motion Passed
Show the 7 billsPassed 5Killed 2
Passed 5
HB 460establishing a commission to study revenue alternatives to the road toll for electric-powered and hybrid vehicles for the funding of improvements to the state’s highways and bridges.
HB 480relative to policies for property and casualty insurance.
HB 506clarifying the conditions under which motor vehicle information may be used.
HB 507relative to teacher personally identifiable data.
HB 666-FNrelative to licensing of money transmitters.
Killed 2
HB 357relative to notice of change of name or address on a driver's license and on the registration of a vehicle.
HB 491relative to immunity for school personnel using reasonable force to protect a minor.
What the Senate Did That Day
The record does not say what order these came in: the journal page is cited on only a few of them, so they are listed by bill.
establishing a committee to study the definition of "employee" and the application of that definition to persons who work exclusively at home via the Internet for online business activities.
authorizing towns and cities to establish special assessment districts and establishing a committee to study the creation of a special village district in Danbury.