Motion to suspend rules to allow late minority petition fails; delegates move to platform vote
June 21, 2026 | Campaign and Election (TVW), Washington
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A delegate moved to suspend the rules to allow floor consideration of an additional minority petition; the motion required a two‑thirds threshold to pass. Staff and parliamentarians explained the expected time cost (ballot creation, debate and vote windows) and that unresolved resolutions would go to the state committee if not addressed today.
The motion to suspend did not receive the necessary support and failed by ballot, 172 to suspend and 581 to reject. Delegates then proceeded to the scheduled ballot on adoption of the platform, which passed later in the session.
The motion to suspend did not receive the necessary support and failed by ballot, 172 to suspend and 581 to reject. Delegates then proceeded to the scheduled ballot on adoption of the platform, which passed later in the session.
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