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Vermont JRS 56 — Joint resolution relating to final adjournment of the General Assembly in 2026

Vermont, 2025-2026. JRS 56: Joint resolution relating to final adjournment of the General Assembly in 2026

JRS 562025-2026 sessionSenate

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Latest action

May 29, 2026 — As adopted by Senate and House

Summary

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Bill text

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Recorded votes

Which was agreed to on a Roll Call Passed -- Needed 65 of 130 to Pass -- Yeas = 114, Nays = 16

May 29, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 114 · no: 16 · not voting: 20

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Individual member positions (150)
MemberVote
Angela Arsenaultyes
Sarah Austinyes
Richard Baileyyes
Ashley Bartleyyes
Daisy Berbecoyes
Matthew Birongyes
Doug Bishopyes
Alyssa Blackyes
Tiffany Bluemleyes
David Boschyes
Michael Boutinyes
Lucy Boydenyes
Erin Bradyyes
Carolyn Branaganyes
Jack Brighamyes
Jana Brownyes
Thomas Burdittyes
Bridget Burkhardtyes
Gregory Burttyes
R. Scott Campbellyes
William Canfieldyes
Emily Carris Duncanyes
James Caseyyes
Thomas Charltonyes
VL Coffinyes
Esme Coleyes
Peter Conlonyes
Jonathan Cooperyes
Timothy R. Corcoranyes
Wendy Critchlowyes
Allen Demaryes
Eileen Dickinsonyes
Joshua Dobrovichyes
Leonora Dodgeyes
Karen Dolanyes
Deborah Dolginyes
Abbey Dukeyes
David Durfeeyes
Zon Eastesyes
Alice M. Emmonsyes
Martha Feltusyes
Golrang Garofanoyes
Leslie Goldmanyes
Ian Goodnowyes
Kenneth Goslantyes
Edye Graningyes
William Greeryes
Lisa Hangoyes
Zachary Harveyyes
Mark Higleyyes
Lori Houghtonyes
Christopher Howlandyes
Michael Hoytyes
Robert Hunteryes
Kathleen Jamesyes
John Kascenskayes
Chris Keyseryes
Charles Kimbellyes
Bram Kleppneryes
Emilie Kornheiseryes
Emilie Krasnowyes
Larry Laboryes
Kate Lalleyyes
Martin LaLondeyes
Wayne Larocheyes
Jed Lipskyyes
Kumulia Longyes
Emily Longyes
Joseph Luneauyes
Alicia Malayyes
Michael Marcotteyes
James Maslandyes
Patricia McCoyyes
Anthony Micklusyes
Marc Mihalyyes
Brian Minieryes
Leland Morganyes
Michael Morganyes
Kristi Morrisyes
Mary A. Morrisseyyes
Christopher Morrowyes
Michael Mrowickiyes
Richard Nelsonyes
Todd Nielsenyes
Daniel Noyesyes
Kate Nugentyes
Carol Odeyes
Thomas Oliveryes
Woodman Pageyes
Gayle Pezzoyes
Sandra Pinsonaultyes
Phil Pouechyes
Debra Powersyes
Christopher Pritchardyes
Beth Quimbyyes
Robin Scheuyes
Amy Sheldonyes
Laura Sibiliayes
David Soucyyes
Michael Southworthyes
Trevor Squirrellyes
Brenda Steadyyes
Thomas Stevensyes
Mary-Katherine Stoneyes
Michael Tagliaviayes
Valorie Tayloryes
Matt Walkeryes
Edward Waszazakyes
Chea Waters Evansyes
Kenneth Wellsyes
Kirk Whiteyes
Candice Whiteyes
Theresa Woodyes
David Yacovoneyes
Mollie S. Burkeno
Conor Caseyno
Brian Cinano
Anne B. Donahueno
Gina Galfettino
Leanne Harpleno
Troy Headrickno
Kate Loganno
Karen Luedersno
Kate McCannno
Jubilee McGillno
Herb Olsonno
Monique Priestleyno
Barbara Rachelsonno
Shawn Sweeneyno
Chloe Tomlinsonno
John Bartholomewnot voting
Michelle Bos-Lunnot voting
Elizabeth Burrowsnot voting
Ela Chapinnot voting
Kevin Christienot voting
James Gregoirenot voting
Rebecca Holcombenot voting
Philip Jay Hoopernot voting
Mary E. Howardnot voting
Jill Krowinskinot voting
Saudia LaMontnot voting
Eric Maguirenot voting
Michael Nigronot voting
Rob Northnot voting
John O'Briennot voting
Joseph Parsonsnot voting
Larry Satcowitznot voting
Kevin Scullynot voting
Dara Torrenot voting
Kevin Winternot voting

Legislative history

  1. As adopted by Senate and House
  2. House message: House adopted in concurrence
  3. Which was agreed to on a Roll Call Passed -- Needed 65 of 130 to Pass -- Yeas = 114, Nays = 16
  4. Adopted in concurrence
  5. Rep. Cina of Burlington demanded yeas and nays
  6. Read
  7. Read & adopted

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