Thread by @JMShumway

Senate is back. President @FannKfann tried to call on @RickGray for a motion, but @AZKellyT interjected with a point of order to explain that there is an active motion on the table.

@FannKfann @RickGray @AZKellyT Gray makes a substitute motion to adjourn until 11 a.m. Monday. @MichelleiUgenti is calling for a roll call vote on the motion to adjourn.

.@FannKfann says they want to adjourn because the House isn't progressing very well on the budget. "I don't want you guys sitting here twiddling your thumbs." This would give the House two days to figure out what it's doing.

So far, Democrats and a group of Republicans are voting against the adjournment motion, with Republican leaders and their supporters in favor.

"It would be a dereliction of our duty and disrespect to the rules if we left without entertaining that last motion," @mendezforaz says.

@AZKellyT, who's a "no," is now flanked by the chief of staff and the majority whip.

And Senate President Pro Tem @vinceleach is trying to convince @JDMesnard (a "no" on the motion to adjourn) that reintroducing the 22 vetoed bills and passing them is the "same thing" as overriding the governor's veto.

Sen. @AZKellyT says this vote isn't about her respect for @FannKfann. "I want my vote to represent not a poke in the eye for anybody but to continue to go forward and do the work of the people of Arizona."

.@FannKfann says she knows the vetoed bills are a subject everyone wants to talk about, but it might not be helpful to try to do an override at this exact moment.

Fann: Lawmakers should take the weekend to talk about it. "It would be better if we could have a conversation about this rather than doing it on the floor right now."

.@LivingstonLD22, who's in Michigan, says he told Senate leaders he would be flying back on Monday and will get to Phoenix that night, so 11 a.m. is the worst possible time to return. He's a no.

No adjourning yet. Bipartisan group of 18 senators rejected it, and now they’re back to Pace’s motion to override @dougducey’s veto of the bill with revisers’ technical corrections.

Sen. @AZKellyT: "The Legislature is a co-equal branch to the executive. This is not a poke in the eye. This is an action of a legitamate legislative governmental body that disagrees with action of the executive."

She hopes Ducey doesn't retaliate.

Sen. @TylerPaceAZ: "I stand with the belief that the Legislature has an authority to override, and that authority can be used in times when the Legislature feels that a policy or bill that was otherwise vetoed should become law."

Pace says he chose this bill at @SenQuezada29's suggestion. It's literally just technical changes and grammatical fixes, but it shows the people of Arizona that the #azleg won't just roll over, and will stand up for them.

President @FannKfann: "I get it. I know where you guys are coming from. I understand your feelings. This is a very big thing that we are doing right now."

She said they should have sat down in a closed caucus to discuss this.

But Fann voted for the veto override. And now with the board closed, @SonnyBorrelli says he wanted to change his vote to a yes.

@FannKfann tried to announce that the Senate is going to recess. @mendezforaz tried to move to adjourn sine die instead.

"Mr. Mendez, we don't even have a budget passed yet. That is totally inappropriate," Fann responds. She ruled him out of order, and the Senate is at recess.