(Most of the work in the Legislature occurred on the floors of the respective houses as legislators rushed to beat their next deadline. That deadline, requiring the 3rd reading of bills in the opposite house, is April 16th.)
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(Most of the work in the Legislature occurred on the floors of the respective houses as legislators rushed to beat their next deadline. That deadline, requiring the 3rd reading of bills in the opposite house, is April 16th.)
(Most of the work in the Legislature occurred behind the scenes in committee as legislators worked to beat their Thursday deadline for passing bills out of committee. The next deadline, requiring the 3rd reading of bills in the opposite house, is April 16th.)
(Most of the work in the Legislature occurred behind the scenes in committee as legislators worked toward their next deadline. The next deadline is March 26th. It requires committees to take action on bills of the opposite house. Dozens of bills were passed by committee members, sending them to the next stage of the legislative process, floor action. The Review highlights the major events of this week.)
(Most of the work in the Legislature occurred on the floors of the House and Senate as workers rushed to beat the March 12th deadline for passing bills out of their house of origin. The next deadline is March 26th. It requires committees to take action on bills of the opposite house.)
(Most of the work in the Legislature occurred on the floors of the House and Senate. The next deadline, this coming Thursday, March 12th, requires lawmakers to pass bills out of their house of origin.)