March 10, 2020 •
West Virginia Legislature Adjourns Sine Die
The Second Session of the 84th Legislature adjourned sine die on March 7 at noon after 60 days in session. Legislators passed 74 bills, including the budget bill that was a priority for legislators and Gov. Jim Justice. Lawmakers also […]
The Second Session of the 84th Legislature adjourned sine die on March 7 at noon after 60 days in session.
Legislators passed 74 bills, including the budget bill that was a priority for legislators and Gov. Jim Justice.
Lawmakers also passed House Bill 4092, which provided major changes to the state’s foster care system.
June 3, 2016 •
South Carolina Legislature Adjourns Second Regular Session
The second regular session of the 121st South Carolina General Assembly adjourned Thursday, June 2. The Legislature is expected to return for a special session on Wednesday, June 15, and may continue in statewide session, if necessary, until not later […]
The second regular session of the 121st South Carolina General Assembly adjourned Thursday, June 2.
The Legislature is expected to return for a special session on Wednesday, June 15, and may continue in statewide session, if necessary, until not later than June 22.
Prior to adjournment, both houses were working to reach an agreement on an ethics reform bill requiring complaints against legislators to be independently investigated. Senate Judiciary Chairman Larry Martin is optimistic a compromise can pass during the upcoming special session.
May 30, 2015 •
WA Legislature Convenes Second Special Session
The Washington Legislature adjourned its first special session on Thursday, May 28, 2015, only to immediately convene a second special session on Friday, May 29, 2015. Gov. Jay Inslee called the second special session as a result of lawmakers’ inability […]
The Washington Legislature adjourned its first special session on Thursday, May 28, 2015, only to immediately convene a second special session on Friday, May 29, 2015.
Gov. Jay Inslee called the second special session as a result of lawmakers’ inability to agree on a budget during the first special session.
Lawmakers must come to a budgetary agreement by July 1, 2015, or the state government could face a shutdown.
Photo of the Washington State Senate chamber by Lincolnite on Wikimedia Commons.
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