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SJR 26

ADJOURN HOUSE & SENATE

104th Regular Session Introduced by Robyn Gabel and 1 co-sponsor

Illinois House and Senate formally adjourn legislative session, ending current period of legislative business and allowing lawmakers to return to districts.

Adopted Both Houses
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Bill Summary · SJR 26

Legislative bill overview

SJR 26 is a simple procedural resolution that adjourns both the Illinois House and Senate. The resolution was introduced by Representatives Robyn Gabel and Karina Villa and was adopted by both chambers on March 21, 2025. This type of measure is routine legislative housekeeping that formally ends a legislative session or recess period.

Why is this important

Adjournment resolutions mark the official end of legislative business for a given period, allowing lawmakers to leave Springfield and return to their districts. The timing and nature of adjournment can affect what bills remain active, what deadlines apply, and when the legislature reconvenes for the next session or veto session.

Potential points of contention

  • Unfinished business: Any bills not passed before adjournment may be delayed, die, or require reintroduction in the next session
  • Veto session timing: The adjournment may affect when the Governor's veto session occurs and how long lawmakers have to override vetoes
  • Democratic accountability: Some may view early adjournment as limiting legislative productivity or preventing consideration of pending legislation

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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