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Senate adjourns by unanimous consent; reconvenes 1 p.m. Jan. 27, 2026; committee meetings canceled
Summary
The senate, citing a lack of quorum, approved a pro tem motion to adjourn by unanimous consent and set reconvening for 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026. The secretary announced that all committee meetings scheduled for Monday, Jan. 26 were canceled.
The senate adjourned by unanimous consent after the chair said a quorum was lacking and the pro tem moved that the chamber stand adjourned until 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026.
The motion was made aloud by the pro tem, and the chair asked whether there was any objection. Hearing none, the chair said, "The motion prevails," and announced, "The senate will stand adjourned until 1PM, Tuesday, 01/27/2026." The adjournment was adopted without a recorded roll-call vote.
During the closing announcements, the secretary stated, "All committee meetings from Monday, January 26 have been canceled," which provides the principal administrative change to the schedule recorded in the proceeding. Informal remarks and brief salutations followed before the meeting ended.
The transcript refers only to "the senate" and does not identify a specific legislative body or any individual members by name. The record therefore preserves the procedural outcome (an adjournment by unanimous consent) and the scheduling notices without additional substantive debate or formal votes.
