I S the Senate on Vacation Again
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The 117th United States Congress is the current meeting of the legislative branch of the The states federal regime, equanimous of the Senate and the House of Representatives.
The 117th Congress convened on January 3, 2021, and will conclude on January iii, 2023.
The Business firm was scheduled to meet for 160 days in 2021 and 112 days in 2022.[ane] [2] [three] [iii] [iv]
The Senate was scheduled to meet for 158 days in 2021 and 171 days in 2022.[2] [three] [5]
From 2001 to 2021, the Senate spent an average of 164 days in session each twelvemonth, and the House spent an average of 149 days in session.[6]Betwixt 2001 and 2021, the highest number of days the House spent in session was 193 (in 2017 and 2019), and the lowest was 104 in 2006. Between 2001 and 2021, the highest number of days the Senate spent in session was 195 in 2017 and the lowest was 133 in 2004.
Calendar days in session
The following charts evidence the number of days that the U.Southward. Congress was in session from 2001 to 2021.[7] [viii]
The charts bear witness the numbers in terms of calendar days rather than legislative days. A legislative day "begins afterwards an adjournment and ends with an banishment" so tin can last longer than 24 hours.[ix]
The calendars for the beginning and second sessions of the 117th Congress appear below.[x] [11]
2022
January
Week 1
- Senate: Jan iii-seven
- Firm: Not in session
Week 2
- Senate: Janurary x-14
- House: January 10-13
Week 3
- Senate: Not in session
- House: Janurary eighteen-21
Week iv
- Senate: January 24-28
- House: Non in session
February
Calendar week one
- Senate: Janurary 31-February four
- House: February 1-4
Week two
- Senate: February 7-11
- House: February 7-9
Week 3
- Senate: February 14-18
- House:Feb fifteen-17
Week 4
- Senate: Not in session
- Business firm: Not in session
March
Week 1
- Senate: February 28-March 4
- Business firm: February 28-March 3
Week two
- Senate: March 7-11
- House: March seven-10
Week three
- Senate: March 14-xviii
- House: March 15-18
Week 4
- Senate: March 21-25
- Business firm: Not in session
Calendar week 5
- Senate: March 28-April i
- House: March 28-Apr i
April
Week 1
- Senate: Apr iv-viii
- House: Apr 4-seven
Calendar week two
- Senate: Not in session
- House: Non in session
Calendar week iii
- Senate: Not in session
- Business firm: Non in session
Week 4
- Senate: April 25-29
- Firm: April 26-29
May
Week 1
- Senate: May 2-six
- House: Not in session
Week 2
- Senate: May nine-13
- House: May 10-xiii
Calendar week 3
- Senate: May 16-20
- House: May 16-19
Calendar week 4
- Senate: May 23-27
- House: May 24-26
June
Week 1
- Senate: Non in session
- House: Not in session
Week 2
- Senate: June 6-10
- Firm: June vii-10
Week 3
- Senate: June 13-17
- Business firm: June 13-sixteen
Week four
- Senate: June 21-24
- House: June 21-24
Calendar week v
- Senate: Non in session
- House: June 28-30
July
Week 1
- Senate: Non in session
- House: Not in session
Week 2
- Senate: July 11-15
- Business firm: July 12-15
Week 3
- Senate: July eighteen-22
- House: July 18-21
Week four
- Senate: July 25-29
- House: July 26-29
Baronial
Week ane
- Senate: Not in session
- House: Not in session
Week two
- Senate: Not in session
- Firm: Not in session
Week 3
- Senate: Not in session
- Business firm: Non in session
Calendar week 4
- Senate: Not in session
- Firm: Not in session
September
Week 1
- Senate: September 6-nine
- House: September 6-eight
Calendar week 2
- Senate: September 12-16
- Business firm: September 13-16
Week 3
- Senate: September 19-23
- House: September xix-22
Week 4
- Senate: September 27-thirty
- House: September 28-xxx
October
Week 1
- Senate: Not in session
- Firm: Not in session
Week ii
- Senate: October 11-14
- Business firm: Non in session
Week 3
- Senate: October 17-21
- Business firm: Non in session
Week 4
- Senate: Non in session
- House: Not in session
Nov
Calendar week one
- Senate: Not in session
- House: Not in session
Week 2
- Senate: November 9-x
- House: Not in session
Week three
- Senate: November 14-18
- House: Nov 14-18
Week iv
- Senate: Not in session
- Firm: Not in session
Week 5
- Senate: November 28-Dec two
- House: Nov 29-December 2
December
Week 1
- Senate: December v-ix
- House: December v-8
Calendar week 2
- Senate: December 12-16
- House: December 12-xv
Week three
- Senate: Dec 19-21
- House: December 15 concluding votes
Week iv
- Senate: Not in session
- Firm: Not in session
2021
January
Week one
- Senate: January 3, half dozen, 8[12]
- House: Jan 3-6
- Annotation: The House cancelled its votes for January 7 and viii.[13]
Week 2
- Senate: Not in session[fourteen]
- House: Not in session[fifteen]
Week three
- Senate: January 19-22[16]
- House: Jan nineteen, 21[17]
Week 4
- Senate: January 25-28[18]
- House: January 25, 28[19]
Feb
Week 1
- Senate: February 1-4[20]
- Firm: Feb 1-5
Week ii
- Senate: February 8-13[21]
- House: February viii, xi[22]
Calendar week 3
- Senate: Not in session[23]
- House: Not in session[24]
Calendar week 4
- Senate: February 22-25[25]
- Firm: Feb 22-26[26]
March
Week one
- Senate: March one-5
- House: March 1-3[27]
Week 2
- Senate: March 9-11[28]
- Business firm: March 8-12
Week 3
- Senate: March 15-xix
- House: March 16-xix
Week 4
- Senate: March 22-26
- House: March 22-26[29]
April
Calendar week 1
- Senate: Non in session
- House: Not in session
Week ii
- Senate: Not in session
- Business firm: Non in session
Calendar week three
- Senate: April 12-16
- House: April 13-16
Calendar week iv
- Senate: April 19-23
- House: April 19-22
Calendar week v
- Senate: April 26-30
- House: April 26-thirty
May
Week one
- Senate: Not in session
- House: May iii-7
Week 2
- Senate: May 10-xiv
- House: May xi-fourteen
Calendar week three
- Senate: May 17-21
- House: May 17-xx
Week 4
- Senate: May 24-28
- House: May 24-28
June
Week 1
- Senate: Non in session
- House: Non in session
Week 2
- Senate: June 7-11
- House: June 7-11
Week 3
- Senate: June 14-18
- House: June 14-17
Week 4
- Senate: June 21-25
- House: June 22-25
Week v
- Senate: Not in session
- House: June 28-thirty
July
Calendar week 1
- Senate: Non in session
- House: July 1
Week two
- Senate: Non in session
- Firm: Non in session
Calendar week 3
- Senate: July 12-16
- House: July 12-16
Week 4
- Senate: July 19-23
- House: July nineteen-22
Week 5
- Senate: July 26-30
- House: July 26-thirty
August
Calendar week i
- Senate: August two-six
- Business firm: Not in session
Week 2
- Senate: Not in session
- House: Not in session
Week 3
- Senate: Not in session
- House: Not in session
Week four
- Senate: Not in session
- House: August 23-24[thirty]
Week 5
- Senate: Not in session
- House: Baronial 31
September
Week 1
- Senate: Not in session
- House: September 1-2
Week two
- Senate: Not in session
- House: September nine-10
Week 3
- Senate: September 13-fifteen
- House: September thirteen-14
Calendar week iv
- Senate: September 20-24
- House: September xx-24
Week 5
- Senate: September 27-30
- Firm: September 27-30
October
Week ane
- Senate: October 1
- House: Oct ane
Week two
- Senate: October 4-8
- House: Oct 4-8
Week iii
- Senate: Not in session
- House: October 12-15
Week 4
- Senate: October 18-22
- Business firm: Oct xix-22
Week 5
- Senate: Oct 25-29
- Firm: October 25-28
November
Week 1
- Senate: November 1-five
- Firm: Nov 1-v
Week 2
- Senate: Not in session
- House: November 8-10
Week 3
- Senate: Nov 15-nineteen
- House: November fifteen-eighteen
Calendar week 4
- Senate: Not in session
- Business firm: Not in session
Week 5
- Senate: November 29-20
- House: November thirty
December
Week i
- Senate: Dec 1-3
- Business firm: December 1-three
Week two
- Senate: Dec half dozen-x
- House: Dec 6-x
Week three
- Senate: Not in session
- Business firm: Not in session
Week 4
- Senate: Non in session
- Firm: Not in session
Calendar week 5
- Senate: Non in session
- Firm: Non in session
Run across also
- U.s.a. Congress
- United States Senate
- Usa House of Representatives
- 117th U.s. Congress
Footnotes
- ↑ Gyre Telephone call, "2021 Congressional Calendar," accessed January eight, 2021
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Roll Telephone call, "2020 Congressional Calendar," accessed Jan 8, 2021
- ↑ iii.0 3.1 3.2 Curl Call, "2019 Congressional Calendar," accessed Jan 8, 2021
- ↑ Roll Call, "House unveils 2022 agenda," accessed December 21, 2021
- ↑ Roll Phone call, "Senate releases 2022 agenda," accessed Dec 21, 2021
- ↑ Congress "Past days in session," accessed Dec 21, 2021
- ↑ History, Art, & Archives Usa House of Representatives, "Listing of all Sessions," accessed February 10, 2021
- ↑ Congress.gov, "Past Days in Session of the U.S. Congress," accessed February 11, 2021
- ↑ History, Art, & Archives U.s.a. House of Representatives, "Saturday & Sunday Legislative Days," accessed February 11, 20201
- ↑ Senate, "Tentative 2022 Legislative Schedule," accessed December 21, 2021
- ↑ Bulk Leader, "Agenda 2021," accessed December 21, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.South. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March 19, 2021
- ↑ Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, "January 2021," accessed January 8, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.S. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March 19, 2021
- ↑ Bulk Leader Steny Hoyer, "January 2021," accessed January viii, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.S. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March 19, 2021
- ↑ Bulk Leader Steny Hoyer, "Jan 2021," accessed January 8, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.S. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March 19, 2021
- ↑ Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, "January 2021," accessed Jan 8, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.Southward. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March 19, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.Southward. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March nineteen, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.Southward. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March 19, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.S. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March xix, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.South. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March nineteen, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.Due south. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March 19, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.Due south. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March 19, 2021
- ↑ Steny Hoyer: Majority Leader, "March 2021," accessed March 5, 2021
- ↑ Congress, "Days in Session of the U.Due south. Congress: 117th Congress, 1st Session," accessed March 12, 2021
- ↑ Steny Hoyer: Majority Leader, "March 2021," accessed March 26, 2021
- ↑ Steny Hoyer Majority Leader, "August 2021," accessed August 20, 2021
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