House Convenes Briefly, Receives Numerous Executive Communications, and Refers Several Bills and Resolutions

The House of Representatives convened for a brief session on November 2, 2026, lasting only two minutes. The session was primarily administrative, involving the designation of a Speaker pro tempore, prayer, approval of the Journal, and the Pledge of Allegiance. The bulk of the day's record consisted of the referral of numerous executive communications, the reporting of two bills from committee, and the introduction and referral of several new public bills and resolutions.

This was a routine, pro forma session with no substantive legislative debate or votes on the floor. The primary legislative actions were the formal referral of executive communications and new legislation to committees, and the reporting of two bills, indicating ongoing committee work but no immediate floor action.