After 41 years of presentation, this was the first award given since the pandemic started.
The bill that passed changes the date of next year’s primary run-off elections. However, the substitute to make that change permanent was voted down by representatives unanimously.
“With the rejection of the substitute, on a vote which was so staggering we won’t even mention nobody has seen in the House voting machine, bleed that much red in many a year,” said House PIO Clay Redden. A funny House tradition is back!! The Shroud Award for the deadest bill of the session is given to Rep. Chris Pringle for the failed substitute to HB339.
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