MissouriMissouri senators would need two-thirds support to end debate
Under the introduced text, ten senators could ask in writing to end debate, but at least two-thirds of elected senators would need to agree.
What it does
At least two-thirds of elected senators would have to support a written motion from ten senators to end debate and move toward a vote. If the motion fails, the Senate may continue considering the matter.
Argument forA two-thirds vote could ensure broad support before the Senate ends debate and moves to a vote.
Argument againstA two-thirds vote could make it harder for senators to end debate and bring a question to a vote.
More detail
At least two-thirds of elected senators would have to support a motion for the previous question. This rule applies to motions for the previous question in the Missouri Senate. Ten senators must make the motion in writing. If the motion fails, the Senate may continue considering the matter.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- May 15Resolutions CalendarLatest
- Jan 20S OfferedIntroduced
Government & Ethics