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Minnesota Senate adopts resolution allowing >3-day adjournment to recognize Eid and Easter–Passover recess
Summary
On March 24, 2025, the Minnesota Senate adopted Senate Concurrent Resolution 5 to permit adjournments longer than three days to recognize Eid and to provide for the recess between Easter and Passover.
The Minnesota Senate on March 24, 2025, adopted Senate Concurrent Resolution 5, a measure that sets the chamber’s ability to adjourn for more than three days to recognize Eid and to provide for the recess between Easter and Passover.
Senators Murphy and Johnson introduced the concurrent resolution. Senator Murphy moved its adoption on the floor, saying the measure “sets our ability to, meet, or for a break for more than 3 days to recognize Eid and for the recess between Easter and Passover” and asking colleagues for support. The resolution was adopted by voice vote; the presiding officer reported, “All those opposed say no. The motion prevails.”
The resolution is procedural in nature: the transcript records it as a concurrent resolution setting the Senate’s adjournment schedule for those observances. No roll-call vote or amendment was recorded in the transcript. The Senate proceeded to the next orders of business after adoption.
The adoption followed the formal introduction of the resolution earlier in the session. The transcript does not record additional debate or any proposed changes to the text on the floor during this meeting.
