By Jordan Gerard | State Affairs
Keeping some work on their plate, the Senate passed eight House Republican bills on Monday, all on bipartisan votes.
The Senate will meet again on May 26, after a week of budget negotiations and scattering for Memorial Day weekend.
Six Senators were absent on Monday, so all votes were counted as 24-0-6.
The bills will either head back to the House for final approval or to the governor’s desk for her signature or veto stamp.
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