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Utah House Passes Gambling Revisions Bill HB 243

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The Utah House of Representatives passed HB 243, titled Gambling Revisions, during a third reading on February 10, 2026. The vote resulted in 63 yeas, 9 nays, and 3 members not voting.

Key takeaways

  • HB 243 regarding gambling revisions passed the House with a 63-9 vote.
  • The final passage occurred during the third reading on February 10, 2026.
  • Three representatives were recorded as absent or not voting during the session.

The Utah House of Representatives has reached final passage on HB 243, a bill concerning gambling revisions. The legislation passed with a vote of 63 to 9, with three members recorded as absent or not voting.

The vote for the third reading took place on February 10, 2026, at 2:48 PM. The bill, associated with Elison and HEDW, was recorded as passed.

Among the 63 yeas were representatives including N. Abbott, C.K. Acton, C. Albrecht, J. Arthur, T. Auxier, M.G. Ballard, S. Barlow, B. Bolinder, W. Brooks, and J. Burton.

The nine nays included representatives S. Gricius, M. Gwynn, J. Koford, T. Lee, M. MacPherson, L. Monson, C. Pierucci, D. Shallenberger, and J. Teuscher. Three members, J. Dailey-Provost, K. Lisonbee, and R. Wilcox, were noted as absent or not voting.

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