Senate deadlocks on concurrent resolution honoring law enforcement and first responders
Summary
A concurrent resolution honoring Arizona law enforcement and first responders failed in the Senate after an 11-11 tie vote.
The Arizona Senate on May 1 failed to adopt House Concurrent Resolution 20 45, a measure honoring law enforcement officers and first responders, after the floor vote ended in an 11-11 tie.
The resolution received floor consideration during third reading. Following the roll call, the secretary reported an 11-11 split and the presiding officer announced that the measure failed to pass.
No floor amendments were recorded during the session, and no further action on the resolution was taken that day.
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