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Current Status
Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
Sponsor
Amy Klobuchar
Introduced
May 4, 2026
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Latest Action
Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
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Source: cosponsors
1 member formally endorsed
Cosponsored this bill
Source: cosponsors
Cosponsor data and vote records sourced from Congress.gov. Reflects formal legislative actions only — not editorial opinion.
Based on analysis of 8 representatives' public statements and voting records
The scraped website content does not contain any explicit statement about this specific bill regarding Jimmy Carter's lying in state. However, several factors suggest likely support: (1) Representative Crow is a Democrat, and such ceremonial honors for former presidents typically receive bipartisan support; (2) the bill is a non-partisan ceremonial resolution honoring a deceased former president, not a divisive policy matter; (3) no ideological opposition to honoring Jimmy Carter is apparent from Crow's stated positions on national security, government accountability, and democratic values - all areas where Carter's legacy is generally respected across parties; (4) Congressional voting records on such resolutions typically show near-unanimous support. The confidence is moderate rather than high because there is no direct evidence in the provided content, and the scraped material focuses on constituent services and recent legislative priorities rather than ceremonial votes.
The bill is a ceremonial resolution honoring former President Jimmy Carter's lying in state. While the scraped website content does not contain explicit statements about this specific bill, several factors suggest likely support: (1) Senator Murray is a Democrat, and such ceremonial honors for former presidents typically receive bipartisan support; (2) Jimmy Carter was a Democratic president who served with distinction and maintained high approval ratings; (3) There is no evidence of any controversial positions that would prompt opposition to a ceremonial honor. However, confidence is not higher due to the complete absence of direct evidence about Murray's position on this specific bill in the provided materials. The stance is marked as 'possible_support' rather than 'strong_support' because ceremonial resolutions, while typically uncontroversial, rarely generate explicit statements from senators' public websites.