With approval in House, Senate vote is next
The main House author of an English-only measure predicted the Senate would pass it like the House did.
Senate Bill 163, if passed, would let voters decide whether to make English the official language of state government.
If Rep. Randy Terrill is correct, the question will be decided by voters in November. The proposed constitutional amendment would not require the governor's signature.
The House passed Se...
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