I think we can also count on Whitmire and Huffman, both of whom voted for it in committee, so that makes at least 16.RPB wrote:And there are how many co-authors?hirundo82 wrote:It takes a 2/3rds majority (21) to suspend the rules to bring a bill up for a vote out of order, but it only takes a simple majority (16) to pass a bill once it gets to the Senate floor.¿Qué? wrote:I hope you're right but today's circus shakes my confidence.Charles L. Cotton wrote:If it gets to the floor, it will pass the Senate.
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- Thu Apr 07, 2011 6:25 pm
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- Thu Apr 07, 2011 6:09 pm
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It takes a 2/3rds majority (21) to suspend the rules to bring a bill up for a vote out of order, but it only takes a simple majority (16) to pass a bill once it gets to the Senate floor.¿Qué? wrote:I hope you're right but today's circus shakes my confidence.Charles L. Cotton wrote:If it gets to the floor, it will pass the Senate.
- Wed Apr 06, 2011 4:15 pm
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Re: SB 354 Campus Carry Placed on Intent Calender for Tomorr
House calendar committee is the last bug obstacle for HB750 (the companion to SB354). If HB750 gets scheduled for a floor vote it will pass, but it only takes a couple of reps to hang up a bill long enough in the calendar committee long enough to kill it.Tamie wrote:Why? (calendar committee)RPB wrote:Soo tomorrow is the day to call, fax, e-mail Senators, and maybe peep in on House Calendar committee