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To research any of these Senate Joint Resolutions or their companion Assembly Joint Resolutions, click on the SJR or AJR number. This will take you to the history of the resolution where you can read the resolution or look at other information about the resolution by clicking on the highlighted portion of the history. Remember to click on the back button on your browser to return to this page. Click on the SEN VOTE and ASSM VOTE following individual senate joint resolutions currently listed to see the votes. Updated 10/29/11
2011--2012 SPECIAL SESSION SENATE RESOLUTIONS
SS SR 1 Compelling attendance of senators without leave SEN VOTE 19-0
2011 -2012 REGULAR SESSION SENATE RESOLUTIONS
SR 1 Notifying the assembly and the governor that the 2011-2012 senate is organized SEN VOTE 32-0
SR 2 The senate rules SEN VOTE 32-0
SR 3 Imposing a penalty on a senator who is absent without leave SEN VOTE 18-0
SR 4 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Tim Carpenter for being absent without leave
SR 4 - SR 17 ADOPTED IN MASSE SEN VOTE 18-0
SR 5 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Spencer Coggs for being absent without leave
SR 6 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Tim Cullen for being absent without leave
SR 7 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Jon Erpenbach for being absent without leave
SR 8 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Dave Hansen for being absent without leave
SR 9 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Jim Holperin for being absent without leave
SR 10 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Robert Jauch for being absent without leave
SR 11 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Julie Lassa for being absent without leave
SR 12 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Chris Larson for being absent without leave
SR 13 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Mark Miller for being absent without leave
SR 14 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Fred Risser for being absent without leave
SR 15 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Lena Taylor for being absent without leave
SR 16 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Kathleen Vinehout for being absent without leave
SR 17 Imposing penalties and costs on Senator Robert Wirch for being absent without leave
SR 4 - SR 17 ADOPTED IN MASSE SEN VOTE 18-0
SR 18 & AJR 42 State sovereignty
SR 19 Public access to the state capitol building
SR 21 Public notice for meetings of senate committees
2011 -2012 REGULAR SESSION SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS
SJR 1 The session schedule for the 2011-2012 biennial session period SEN VOTE 32-0 ASSM VOTE 99-0
SJR 2 The joint rules SEN VOTE 32-0 ASSM VOTE 83-11
SJR 8 & AJR 9 The vote on bills that would increase certain tax rates (first consideration)
SJR 9 & AJR 11 The dissolution of state funds and accounts and prohibiting the state from changing the purpose of any state
fund or program revenue appropriation account (first consideration)
SJR 10 Continuity of government (second consideration)
SJR 15 Modifying the session schedule for the 2011-12 biennial session period and extending the deadline for the
governor's budget message SEN VOICE ASSM VOICE
SJR 16 Veto power of county executive over appropriations (second consideration)
SJR 21 & AJR 28 The right of the people to contract privately for health care services and health care coverage, and
prohibiting requiring a person to obtain or maintain health insurance coverage or to participate in any health care
system or plan (first consideration)
SJR 23 & AJR 31 Creation of a department of transportation, creation of a transportation fund, and deposit of funds into the
transportation fund (first consideration) AJR 31 TABLED SJR 23 SEN VOTE 26-6 ASSM VOTE 82-11
SJR 28 & AJR 34 Honoring pregnancy care centers and proclaiming October 2011 as Pregnancy Care Month
SJR 28 SEN VOTE 28-5 ASSEM VOICE
SJR 31 Memorializing Congress to reintroduce and pass the Oil Industry Tax Break Repeal Act
SJR 34 Collective bargaining by employees (first consideration)
SJR 36 Election of chief justice
SJR 37 Clay Matthews AIDS Walk Wisconsin Day
SJR 41 Requiring the legislature to enact laws requiring reasonable notice of and public access to meetings of governmental
bodies, including the legislature, and making members of the legislature subject to citations and civil penalties for
violations of such laws (first consideration)
SJR 42 The appointment of supreme court justices and appeals court judges (first consideration)
SJR 48 Creating fiscal year allowable revenues for the state and local governmental units, returning excess revenue to the
taxpayers, requiring electoral approval for certain taxing and spending decisions, and allowing local governmental
units to exempt themselves from certain state mandates (first consideration)
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