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Senate approves journal; senators announce Hawkeye Caucus Day and party caucuses
Summary
The presiding officer approved the day's journal by unanimous consent. Senators announced Hawkeye Caucus Day at 10 a.m. in the rotunda and gave locations for Democratic and Republican party caucuses.
The presiding officer of the Senate approved the day's journal by unanimous consent after asking for corrections, and senators used the floor to announce Hawkeye Caucus Day in the rotunda at 10:00 a.m. and their party caucus rooms.
When the presiding officer asked, "Are there corrections to the journal? Hearing none, the journal is approved as printed," no senator offered corrections and the journal was approved without a recorded roll-call vote.
Senator Weiner, the senator from Johnson, announced on the floor that Hawkeye Caucus Day would be held in the rotunda starting at 10:00 a.m., with 30 booths representing campus groups and a vendor identified in the remarks as Polly Iced Pizza. Senator Weiner also said Democrats would caucus in Room 24. Senator Whitver, the senator from Polk, then announced Republicans would caucus in Room 22 and moved to put the Senate at ease for caucusing.
No other formal business or votes were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.
