Senate · 119th Congress · Session 1 · Roll 165

Senate vote senate-119-1-165

Voting on a Senate motion

Official question: On the Motion to Discharge

Date: 4/3/2025

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Vote date: 4/3/2025

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Senate

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119 / 1

Roll number

165

Record identifier

senate-119-1-165

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On the Motion to Discharge This roll call is linked to bill 119sjres33. Recorded outcome: Motion to Discharge Rejected.

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