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Senate Actions: Resolutions on Heritage, Memorials, and Safety

Original title: SUBMISSION OF CONCURRENT AND SENATE RESOLUTIONS

May 19, 2026

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$56,800across 20 reported contributions
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CandidateDonorAmountIndustryDate
Phillip Peters for Supervisor 2024Associated Builders and Contractors Central California Chapter - PAC$4,900-Jan 2024
Phillip Peters for Supervisor 2024Vince Fong for Assembly 2024$4,900-Jan 2024
Phillip Peters for Supervisor 2024Associated Builders and Contractors of Central California PAC$4,900-Jan 2024
Paul Cole Padilla for City Council 2020Fred Padilla$4,586Retired TeacherJun 2024
Paul Cole Padilla for City Council 2020Fred Padilla$4,586Retired TeacherJun 2024
Phillip Peters for Supervisor 2024Home Builders Association of Kern County$3,000-Feb 2024
Padilla 4 Mayor 2024Mr. Marshall Padilla$2,609Revenue ConsultantDec 2024
Moulton-Peters for Supervisor 2020Marin Association of Public Employees Political Action Committee$2,500-Feb 2020
Addison Peterson for Antioch City Council District 3Lift Up Contra Costa$2,500-Oct 2024
Addison Peterson for Antioch City Council District 3Sandor Straus$2,500RetiredOct 2024
Gary Peterson for Nevada City Council 2020Gary Petersen$2,000-Oct 2020
Dawn PetersDawn Peters$2,000School Board MemberMar 2026
Gary Peterson for Nevada City Council 2020Gary Petersen$2,000-Oct 2020
Gary Peterson for Nevada City Council 2020Gary Petersen$2,000-Oct 2020
Phillip Peters for Supervisor 2024California Dairies, Inc. California Activities$2,000-Feb 2024
Phillip Peters for Supervisor 2024Building a Stronger California Sponsored by Southwest Mountain States Regional Council of Carpenters$2,000-Feb 2024
Phillip Peters for Supervisor 2024Kern County Prosecutors Association PAC$2,000-Jan 2024
Gary Peterson for Nevada City Council 2020Gary Petersen$2,000-Oct 2020
Moulton-Peters for Supervisor 2020Willard F Tunney$2,000RetiredMar 2020
Addison Peterson for Antioch City Council District 3Addison Peterson$1,820Sr. Policy ManagerAug 2024

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The Frame

What this does

These resolutions represent the official position of the Senate on cultural recognition, historical commemoration, and public safety awareness, though they do not change federal law or funding.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Jewish American community

The Senate passed a resolution recognizing their heritage and calling for actions against antisemitism.

Motorcyclists

The Senate expressed support for designating May 2026 as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 19, 2026.

What's next

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Summary

The U.S. Senate formally agreed to three resolutions on May 19, 2026: recognizing Jewish American Heritage Month, honoring the late Senator John Seymour, and supporting Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.

Key Facts

  • S. Res. 738 was agreed to, recognizing Jewish American Heritage Month and calling for efforts to counter antisemitism.
  • S. Res. 739 was agreed to, honoring the life and legacy of the late California Senator John Seymour.
  • S. Res. 740 was agreed to, expressing support for designating May 2026 as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.
  • All three resolutions were considered and agreed to by the Senate on May 19, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these resolutions change federal law?
No, these are s which express the sense of the chamber but do not create new laws or binding federal requirements.
What is the purpose of these resolutions?
They serve to formally recognize specific causes, honor individuals, or raise awareness for public safety initiatives.

Why It Matters

These resolutions represent the official position of the Senate on cultural recognition, historical commemoration, and public safety awareness, though they do not change federal law or funding.

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High Bipartisan Consensus

The resolutions were sponsored by a wide range of members from both parties, indicating a focus on non-controversial commemorative business.

Connected Entities

personPetersLead sponsor of S. Res. 740Map →
personScott of FloridaLead sponsor of S. Res. 738Map →
personPadillaLead sponsor of S. Res. 739Map →
personJohn SeymourLate Senator for California honored by S. Res. 739Map →

Sources

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