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House passes consent calendar and adopts two joint resolutions including Holocaust Remembrance Day
Summary
The Tennessee House approved the consent calendar, adopted House Joint Resolution 711 after a called previous question, and adopted House Joint Resolution 739 recognizing International Holocaust Remembrance Day (Jan. 27, 2026).
The Tennessee House cleared its consent calendar and adopted multiple house joint resolutions on the regular calendar during today’s floor session.
Chairlady Moody moved passage of the consent calendar on third and final consideration under House rule 50; no objections were filed and the Clerk recorded the vote (ayes 91, no nays). Later on the regular calendar, Chairman Faison moved adoption of House Joint Resolution 711. The previous question was called; the previous‑question vote was recorded in the transcript (Aye 70, Nays 19). The final recorded tally for HJR 711 was reported in the transcript and the Speaker declared the resolution adopted.
Chairman Clemens moved adoption of House Joint Resolution 739 recognizing International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Jan. 27, 2026. No amendment was filed; the previous question was called and the Clerk recorded the vote (Ayes 88). The Speaker declared the resolution adopted.
Procedural note: the Clerk handled introductions and referrals for a series of bills and joint resolutions earlier in the session; the House also ordered the withdrawal of House Bill 1490 from committee and the House without objection.
