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Senate adjourns until Jan. 29 after motion from Senator Whitver
Summary
The Iowa Senate approved a motion to adjourn until Jan. 29 at 9 a.m.; the motion was moved by Senator Whitver and carried by a voice vote with no recorded roll-call tally.
The Iowa Senate approved a motion from Senator Charles Whitver to adjourn until Wednesday, Jan. 29 at 9 a.m.
“Republicans will caucus in Room 22, and I move the senate adjourn until January 29 at 9AM,” Whitver said on the floor. The presiding officer put the question to the Senate; senators responded with “Aye.” When the chair asked “Opposed, nay?” no opposition was recorded in the transcript and the presiding officer announced, “Motion prevails, and the senate is adjourned until Wednesday, January 29 at 9AM.”
The transcript records a voice vote; no roll-call or numeric tally of yes/no votes was provided.
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