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AJR 42Session 2025HouseStatus unavailable

Relating to: an advisory referendum on an amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

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Introduced

May 2, 2025

Latest action

Mar 23, 2026

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Joint resolution

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Anderson

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Andraca

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Arney

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Bare

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Billings

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Brown

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Clancy

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Cruz

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DeSanto

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DeSmidt

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Doyle

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Emerson

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Fitzgerald

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Goodwin

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Haywood

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Hysell

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J. Jacobson

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Joers

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Johnson

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Kirsch

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Madison

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Mayadev

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McCarville

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McGuire

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Miresse

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Moore Omokunde

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Neubauer

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Ortiz-Velez

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Palmeri

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Phelps

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Prado

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Rivera-Wagner

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Roe

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Sheehan

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Sinicki

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Snodgrass

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Stroud

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Stubbs

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Subeck

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Taylor

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Tenorio

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Udell

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Vining

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Failed to adopt pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1

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