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House takes up Senate Joint Resolution 5 to designate Colorado 4‑H Day; vote recorded, final tally not in transcript
Summary
The Colorado House considered Senate Joint Resolution 5, sponsored by Senators Roberts and Pelton with Representatives Johnson and McCormick, to designate Colorado 4‑H Day. Members proceeded to a machine vote; the transcript records the vote being taken but does not include a final tally or explicit announcement of the result.
Representative Johnson introduced Senate Joint Resolution 5, thanking 4‑H participants and reciting the 4‑H pledge on the House floor before moving that the resolution be displayed and considered. He said the youth visitors from 4‑H had come to see state government in action and asked the body to recognize 4‑H Day.
The Speaker put the adoption of Senate Joint Resolution 5 before the House and the clerk, Mr. Schiebel, opened the voting machine. Several members’ votes were called aloud during the roll of the vote; the machine was then closed. The transcript shows the vote was taken but does not include a recorded tally or an explicit declaration of the outcome in the available text.
Representative McCormick and other members joined in expressing appreciation for 4‑H participants who visited the Capitol. The resolution was identified in the record as Senate Joint Resolution 5 and sponsors were listed as Senators Roberts and Pelton and Representatives Johnson and McCormick.
The transcript does not record any subsequent floor debate on the resolution or further procedural action. The record also does not capture whether any amendment was offered or the final vote count; those details were not specified in the transcript excerpts provided.
