Extends Women's Suffrage Centennial Commission

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Stephanie Kunze

District	16
Party	Republican
Chamber	Senate

Sandra R. Williams

District	21
Party	Democrat
Chamber	Senate

Co-Sponsors

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced Jun 25 2020 Referred to committee Aug 31 2020 Reported - Substitute Sep 01 2020 Vote Result Favorable Passage Informally passed Sep 22 2020 Informally passed Sep 24 2020 Passed - Amended Nov 18 2020	Introduced May 27 2020 Referred to committee Jun 03 2020 Passed Jun 10 2020 Vote Result Passed Reported Jun 10 2020 Vote Result Favorable Passage Amendments laid over under the rule Nov 24 2020 Concurred in House amendments Dec 02 2020 Vote Result Passed	Effective Emergency act: effective 12/17/20 Dec 17 2020 Signed By The Governor Dec 17 2020

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