A resolution honoring the memory of the victims of the heinous attack at the Pulse nightclub on June 12, 2016.

119th Congress Introduced by Ashley Moody and 1 co-sponsor

A symbolic Senate resolution honoring and memorializing the Pulse nightclub victims, offering condolences and promoting remembrance, education, and anti-violence awareness.

Submitted in Senate

Overview

SRES 769 is a Senate resolution (United States) in the 119th Congress that honors memory of the victims of the Pulse nightclub attack on June 12, 2016. The resolution is a commemorative measure rather than a bill that would create or authorize new laws or funding. It serves to recognize, honor, and memorialize those affected by the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida.

Main Purpose and Intent

Acknowledges and honors the victims of the Pulse nightclub attack on June 12, 2016.

Pays tribute to the resilience of survivors, families, and the broader community impacted by the tragedy.

Conveys the sense of national remembrance and solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community and others affected by hate-based violence.

Signals the Senate’s commitment to memory, mourning, and the promotion of safety, inclusion, and anti-violence efforts.

Key Provisions and Changes

Formal Congressional Statement: The measure expresses solemn recognition and memorialization of the Pulse nightclub victims.

Condolences and Support: It conveys condolences to the families and friends of victims and to the Orlando community.

Public Recognition: The resolution may encourage appropriate commemorations, education, and awareness efforts at federal, state, and local levels.

Non-Legislative Nature: As a resolution, it does not enact law, authorize spending, or change federal programs. It is largely symbolic and ceremonial.

Who or What Would Be Affected

Direct Beneficiaries: Families and friends of Pulse nightclub victims; survivors and the Orlando community.

Indirect Beneficiaries: The broader American public, particularly the LGBTQ+ community and advocates for violence prevention, who gain recognition and acknowledgment from the federal legislature.

No funding or regulatory changes are created by this resolution.

Procedural and Timeline Details

Status: Referred to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on June 11, 2026.

Introduction: The resolution was submitted in the Senate on the same date.

Sponsorship: Co-sponsors include Senator Rick Scott and Senator Ashley Moody.

Legislative Nature: As a non-binding resolution, it does not require approval by the House to take effect as a commemorative statement, but typically would be sent to the full Senate for a final vote. The action history indicates it is progressing through standard committee procedures.

Potential Impact

Symbolic significance: Reinforces national remembrance of the Pulse attack and its victims.

Educational and awareness value: May influence commemorative events, education about hate-based violence, and discussions on community safety and resilience.

No fiscal or regulatory impact: No new spending, tax implications, or legal changes are associated with this resolution.