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Majority leader moves; Senate adjourns until March 9, 2026
Summary
The Majority Leader moved that the Senate adjourn until 10 a.m. Monday, March 9, 2026. A voice vote was taken; the presiding officer declared, 'The ayes have it,' and the Senate adjourned. No roll-call or recorded tally appears in the transcript.
The Colorado State Senate adjourned its March 5, 2026 session until 10 a.m. Monday, March 9, 2026, after the Majority Leader moved for adjournment and the presiding officer put the question to the body.
The motion, spoken by the Majority Leader, was recorded in the transcript as: "I move that the senate adjourn until 10AM on Monday, 03/09/2026." The presiding officer then called for those in favor to say "aye," and an "Aye" response was recorded; the presiding officer asked for opposition and, receiving none on the record, declared, "The ayes have it, and the senate will adjourn till 10AM on Monday, 03/09/2026." The transcript does not include a named second or a roll-call vote tally.
Why it matters: adjournment sets the Senate's next convening date and paused further floor business until that time. The transcript records a standard voice vote and the presiding officer's announcement that the motion carried; it does not record any substantive debate or amendment to the motion.
What happens next: the Senate is scheduled to reconvene as stated; any bills or items introduced earlier in the session will proceed through committee and scheduling processes before further floor action.
