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Utah Senate Passes Economic Mobility Initiative SB0165

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The Utah Senate passed SB0165, known as the Economic Mobility Initiative, with a 28-1 vote. The Senate concurred with the House amendment during final passage.

Key takeaways

  • The Senate concurred with the House amendment for SB0165.
  • SB0165 is titled the Economic Mobility Initiative.
  • The final passage vote was 28-1 in favor.
  • The vote took place on March 6, 2026.

The Utah Senate has passed SB0165, the Economic Mobility Initiative, following a concurrence with the House amendment. The vote for final passage resulted in 28 ayes, 1 nay, and 0 absences.

According to legislative records, the Senate passed Substitute 2 of SB0165 on March 6, 2026. The vote count reflected 28 yeas and 1 nay.

The senators who voted in favor included J. Stuart Adams, N. Blouin, B. Brammer, E. Buss, K. A. Cullimore, L. Escamilla, L. Fillmore, K. Grover, W. Harper, D. Hinkins, D. Ipson, J. Johnson, K. Kwan, D. McCay, M. McKell, A. Millner, C.R. Musselman, D.R. Owens, S. Pitcher, J. Plumb, K. Riebe, S. Sandall, J. Stevenson, K. Stratton, E. Vickers, T. Weiler, C. Wilson, and R. Winterton.

H. Balderree cast the single nay vote.

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