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Senate adopts concurrent resolution designating April 7 as 'Dad's Day' at the Capitol
Summary
Senate Concurrent Resolution 21, commending the Go Far Louisiana Coalition and designating April 7, 2026, as 'Dad's Day' at the capitol, was adopted by a recorded vote of 26–0 when the machines were opened.
The Louisiana Senate voted to adopt Senate Concurrent Resolution 21, commending the Go Far Louisiana Coalition and designating Tuesday, April 7, 2026, as 'Dad's Day' at the State Capitol.
The clerk reported the resolution and the presiding officer put the motion to open the voting machines. The roll call produced 26 ayes and 0 nays, and the presiding officer declared, "Resolution has been adopted." The measure is a ceremonial concurrence recognizing fatherhood-focused programs and does not create statutory obligations or direct spending.
Senators moved on to additional business following the adoption. The resolution was entered into the Senate record and will be available as a formal commendation to the coalition and its partners.
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