House adopts Senate bill setting judicial election day
Senate Bill 336, which designates the first Wednesday of March as the date for judicial elections, was explained by Representative Jordan and approved by the House on second reading by a 113–0 vote.
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Representative Jordan explained Senate Bill 336 to the chamber, saying the bill sets a statutory date for judicial elections — the first Wednesday in March — instead of relying on concurrent resolution. The House put the bill on second reading and, after no questions, the clerk recorded a roll‑call vote of 113–0 to give the measure second reading.
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