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Senate advances bill designating Jan. 27 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day to general file
Summary
On March 12, 2025 the Nevada State Senate advanced Senate Bill 96 — which would designate January 27 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Nevada — to the general file at second reading, with no amendments recorded on the floor.
At the second reading on March 12, 2025, the Nevada State Senate ordered Senate Bill 96 to the general file. The measure, introduced by Senator Nicole Krasner, would designate January 27 of each year as International Holocaust Remembrance Day in the state of Nevada.
The clerk asked whether there were any amendments and none were offered on the floor. The presiding officer then announced that SB 96 was ordered to the general file. Senator Krasner later spoke from the floor noting the designation and thanking the chamber; no recorded objections or roll-call vote occurred during this second-reading action.
What this means: Ordering a bill to the general file at second reading advances it in the legislative process and places it on the calendar for further consideration and possible final passage in later floor action or committee work. SB 96 will proceed through the standard legislative steps before becoming law.
