Nevada Senate adjourns 83rd legislative session after governor rejects multiple bills

The Nevada State Senate convened on June 3, 2025, to address key legislative matters, including messages from Governor Joe Lombardo. The governor returned several Senate bills without approval, specifically bills numbered 89, 903, 909, 102, 1401, 1402, 1505, 1607, 1701, 1908, 2907, 301, 3207, and 410 of the 83rd session. Each bill was accompanied by letters of objection from the governor.

Following the governor's messages, Senator Scheibel announced that the appointed committee had informed Governor Lombardo that the Senate was ready to adjourn. Senator Cannizzaro then moved to adjourn the 83rd session of the Nevada Legislature sine die, which means without assigning a day for resumption. The motion was put to a vote, and it passed with a majority in favor.

This session marked the conclusion of the legislative activities for the current session, with significant bills returned by the governor highlighting ongoing discussions about legislative priorities and governance in Nevada. The adjournment signifies the end of formal legislative business until the next session.