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Tennessee House concurs with resolution honoring October 7 coalition, Patricia Heaton
Summary
The Tennessee House voted to concur in Senate Joint Resolution 6, a measure commending the October 7 coalition and naming Patricia Heaton and Elizabeth Doros as co‑founders. The concurrence passed 71-19; no amendments were filed.
The Tennessee House on Thursday concurred in Senate Joint Resolution 6, a measure commending the October 7 coalition and naming Patricia Heaton and Elizabeth Doros as co‑founders. Representative McCallman moved concurrence and the resolution was approved 71-19 on a roll call vote.
Representative McCallman described the measure as a formal commendation for the October 7 coalition and identified Patricia Heaton and Elizabeth Doros as the coalition’s co‑founders. No amendments were filed to the resolution before the House voted.
The roll call on the resolution showed 71 members voting in favor and 19 opposed. The clerk announced the tally as “I, 71, 19 nays,” and the speaker declared the resolution concurred after the count met the constitutional majority.
The resolution is a ceremonial concurrence recognizing the coalition and its founders; the House did not attach implementing legislation, funding, or policy changes to the measure. The record of the House debate contains no further substantive floor amendments or committee referrals tied to SJR 6.
The House moved next to other business following the vote.
