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Senate Committee Schedule
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APPROPRIATIONS
Hearing Room 1 North Office Bldg. (LIVE STREAMED), 09:30AM
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APPROPRIATIONS
Hearing Room 1 North Office Bldg. (LIVE STREAMED), 01:00PM
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JOINT STATE GOVERNMENT COMMISSION
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House Committee Schedule
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APPROPRIATIONS
House Chamber, 10:00AM
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GAME & FISHERIES
Room 523 Irvis Office, 10:00AM
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DEMOCRATIC POLICY COMMITTEE
Room G50 Irvis Office, 12:00PM
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GAME & FISHERIES
Room 523 Irvis Office, 01:00PM
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House Chamber, 10:00AMAdd to Calendar Outlook (iCal) or Google Calendar
Recent Senate Votes
Wednesday, March 08, 2023
- Executive Nominations, Attorney General Michelle A. Henry
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49 YEAS0 NAYS
- SB 211 PN 180, Final Passage
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36 YEAS13 NAYS
- SB 162 PN 43, Final Passage
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49 YEAS0 NAYS
- SB 126 PN 16, Final Passage
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49 YEAS0 NAYS
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