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Senate voice vote approves adjournment until Tuesday, Feb. 17 at 9AM
Summary
A senator moved that the Senate adjourn until Tuesday, February 17 at 9AM; the presiding officer called for a voice vote, 'Aye' was heard, and the chair announced the motion prevailed and the Senate was adjourned.
During routine floor business a senator proposed adjourning the Senate until Tuesday, February 17 at 9AM. The motion was stated on the floor as a request to adjourn and was followed by the presiding officer's call for a voice vote: "All those in favor say aye." Members responded "Aye," no opposing "Nay" was recorded on the floor audio, and the chair announced, "The motion prevails. The senate is adjourned until Tuesday, February 17 at 9AM."
The motion was resolved by voice vote; the transcript does not record a roll-call or the identity of any seconder. The adjournment sets the Senate's next scheduled floor day, with committee and floor schedules to be posted in the usual legislative calendar.
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