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Utah Senate recesses after redistricting committee reports progress
Summary
The Utah Senate briefly reconvened, heard that the redistricting committee "made great progress," and recessed until 2:00 p.m. after a voice vote on a motion to recess.
An unidentified presiding officer called the Senate back to order and thanked members for their patience, noting that the redistricting committee had made progress.
Senator Jenkins said, "I think we've completed our work for today or for this morning," and moved that the Senate recess until 2:00 p.m., saying, "So, I'd make a motion that we, recess until 02:00." The presiding officer called for the question; a voice responded "Aye," the presiding officer asked "Any opposed?" and then stated, "Motion carries." The presiding officer then announced, "We're in recess."
The motion to recess passed by voice vote; no roll-call tally or recorded names beyond the single "Aye" response appear in the transcript. The session resumed only long enough to receive the brief redistricting update and to approve the recess. There were no recorded amendments, formal roll-call votes, or other substantive motions in the provided transcript.
The Senate recessed to the stated time of 2:00 p.m.
