Voting
Motion to Table
Definition
A procedural motion to set aside a bill or amendment indefinitely. If passed, it effectively kills the measure without a direct vote on the merits.
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Common Questions
- What is a motion to table?
- A procedural motion to set aside a bill or amendment indefinitely. If passed, it effectively kills the measure without a direct vote on the merits.
- What terms are related to motion to table?
- Related terms include: Roll Call Vote, Amendment. Understanding these related concepts helps provide context for motion to table.