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Senate members reappoint David Bennett and Charles Samuelson unanimously
Summary
Senators voted unanimously to reappoint David Bennett and Charles Samuelson; the motion was presented, seconded and recorded as unanimous, so no roll call was required.
A motion to reappoint incumbents David Bennett and Charles Samuelson to their senate seats was moved and seconded, and the senate adopted the motion as unanimous. One speaker summarized: "That was a unanimous vote That's right. By the senate to reappoint David Bennett and Charles Salmons." The chair recorded the reappointments without conducting a roll call because there was no opposition.
A delegation member later quipped on the efficiency of the senate's handling of nominations while another warned about filibusters; no substantive opposition was recorded during the reappointment process.
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