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Rules Committee advances resolution to adjourn the 2026 regular session to the floor

Senate Committee on Rules · March 4, 2026
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The Senate Committee on Rules advanced Senate Concurrent Resolution 205, a resolution to adjourn the 2026 regular session sine die, to the Senate floor with a recommendation; committee recorded no public testimony and reported no fiscal impact.

The Senate Committee on Rules on March 4 advanced Senate Concurrent Resolution 205 to the Senate floor with a recommendation that it be adopted. A presenter summarized CR 205 as a resolution to adjourn the 2026 regular session sine die and stated the resolution has no fiscal or revenue impact.

Chair Johnson opened the public hearing on CR 205 but recorded no members of the public present to testify and closed the hearing. A committee member moved to send CR 205 to the floor with a 'B adopted' recommendation; the committee took a roll call and the motion passed. One committee member lightened the mood by saying the resolution is "always his favorite bill of the session," referencing another senator.

Chair Johnson said he would carry CR 205 to the floor and then adjourned the committee.