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119 · HR 3393 To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 12208 North 19th Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona, as the "Officer Zane T. Coolidge Post Office".

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This bill designates the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 12208 North 19th Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona, as the "Officer Zane T. Coolidge Post Office".
Enactment probability (119th Congress)
90%
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Low‑salience postal naming with bipartisan in‑state cosponsors, moving through House Oversight then the suspension calendar and Senate unanimous consent; under unified Republican control (Johnson/Thune), odds to enact this Congress are ~90% with timing driven by floor bandwidth (NDAA/EOY crunch) rather than policy conflict. [1]Library of Congress — H.R.3393 cosponsors (Congress.gov)[2]Associated Press — Mike Johnson reelected House speaker (218-215)[3]U.S. Senate — U.S. Senate Party Division page (includes 119th Congress)[4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…
Enactment probability (119th Congress) 90 %
Probability by Dec 31, 2025 70 %
Published
03 Dec 2025
Updated
03 Dec 2025
Tags
whipline · postal-naming · house-oversight
Unvetted
01 · Section

Context, status, and procedural path

Routine USPS facility designation. Jurisdiction: House Oversight and Government Reform; Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (HSGAC). Current official status shows referral to House Oversight on May 14, 2025; sponsor and all cosponsors are from the Arizona delegation and bipartisan. Expect House markup en bloc, House floor under suspension (two‑thirds), then Senate passage by unanimous consent, often en bloc. [5]Library of Congress — All Information for H.R.3393 - actions and status[1]Library of Congress — H.R.3393 cosponsors (Congress.gov)[4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…[6]U.S. Senate — Senate Floor Activity (Dec. 19, 2024): multiple USPS namings pass…

Bill
H.R. 3393 (119th Congress): "Officer Zane T. Coolidge Post Office" designation.
Sponsor / State
Rep. Abraham J. Hamadeh (R‑AZ‑8). [7]Library of Congress — H.R.3393 - 119th Congress (2025-2026): Bill overview on C…
Cosponsors
7 (bipartisan, all AZ). [1]Library of Congress — H.R.3393 cosponsors (Congress.gov)
House Committee of Jurisdiction
Oversight and Government Reform. [7]Library of Congress — H.R.3393 - 119th Congress (2025-2026): Bill overview on C…
Senate Committee of Jurisdiction
Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs (Chair: Sen. Rand Paul). [8]U.S. Senate HSGAC — HSGAC release: Rand Paul named Chairman for 119th Congress
Official status (as of Dec 3, 2025)
Referred to House Oversight; no further actions posted on Congress.gov. [5]Library of Congress — All Information for H.R.3393 - actions and status
Typical floor vehicles
House: Suspension of the rules (2/3). Senate: Unanimous consent, often en bloc. [4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…[6]U.S. Senate — Senate Floor Activity (Dec. 19, 2024): multiple USPS namings pass…
Institutional control
House GOP majority; Speaker Mike Johnson. Senate GOP majority; Majority Leader John Thune. [2]Associated Press — Mike Johnson reelected House speaker (218-215)[3]U.S. Senate — U.S. Senate Party Division page (includes 119th Congress)[9]U.S. Senate — Complete List of Senate Majority and Minority Leaders (shows Thun…
02 · Section

Passage Probability

Bottom line: high likelihood to enact this Congress; exact timing hinges on floor bandwidth rather than controversy.

Enactment probability (119th Congress)
90%
Probability by Dec 31, 2025
70%
  • Bipartisan, in‑state cosponsors signal local consensus; these measures almost always clear under House suspension and Senate UC. [1]Library of Congress — H.R.3393 cosponsors (Congress.gov)[4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…
  • Unified GOP control lowers inter‑chamber friction; leadership can move noncontroversial items quickly when time allows. [3]U.S. Senate — U.S. Senate Party Division page (includes 119th Congress)
  • Recent Congresses routinely clear clusters of postal namings near year‑end by UC in the Senate—pattern likely to repeat. [6]U.S. Senate — Senate Floor Activity (Dec. 19, 2024): multiple USPS namings pass…
  • Current official posting shows only referral; that’s common lag and not predictive of failure. [5]Library of Congress — All Information for H.R.3393 - actions and status
  • Speaker Johnson’s narrow majority and intra‑conference friction can congest floor time, but suspension bills typically continue to move. [2]Associated Press — Mike Johnson reelected House speaker (218-215)[10]Politico — Johnson under pressure amid House GOP dissent (Stefanik feud)[11]Axios — Top Republicans feud over NDAA provision; Stefanik vs. Johnson
03 · Section

Obstacles

No policy landmines; risks are procedural/scheduling and gatekeeping norms.

  • House suspension requires two‑thirds. While naming bills are customarily bipartisan, any unexpected objection could push timing. [4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…
  • House Oversight informal practice prefers full home‑state delegation cosponsorship; not strictly required, but missing signatures can slow committee packaging. [4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…
  • HSGAC won’t move without both Arizona Senators’ assent; no public opposition from Sens. Kelly or Gallego, but their sign‑off is a procedural prerequisite. [4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…[12]Office of U.S. Senator Mark Kelly — Sen. Mark Kelly press release referencing S…[13]Web search · turn 4 #12
  • EOY calendar pressure (NDAA negotiations, leadership rifts) can bump low‑salience items to the next work period. [11]Axios — Top Republicans feud over NDAA provision; Stefanik vs. Johnson[10]Politico — Johnson under pressure amid House GOP dissent (Stefanik feud)
04 · Section

Short‑Term Consequences

If the bill advances this month vs. slips, the effects are local optics and scheduling, not policy.

  • If it passes House in December: Senate likely clears by UC en bloc before adjournment or in the first winter workweek of 2026. [6]U.S. Senate — Senate Floor Activity (Dec. 19, 2024): multiple USPS namings pass…
  • If it slips: expect quick pickup in the next suspension/UC window; naming bills are regularly bundled. [4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…
  • Policy/fiscal impact: negligible; Congress.gov lists no CBO cost estimates for H.R. 3393. [7]Library of Congress — H.R.3393 - 119th Congress (2025-2026): Bill overview on C…
  • Local optics: USPS dedication ceremony and plaque; positive district press for sponsor and honoree’s family. [14]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS external summary (IF126…
05 · Section

Long‑Term Consequences

Structural or electoral impacts are minimal; benefits are strictly parochial credit‑claiming.

  • No statutory or regulatory effects beyond re‑designation of facility references. [7]Library of Congress — H.R.3393 - 119th Congress (2025-2026): Bill overview on C…
  • Standard USPS dedication timeline creates a media opportunity for the delegation (House and Senate) and local officials. [14]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS external summary (IF126…
  • Macro politics unaffected; these items rarely factor into national messaging except as evidence of bipartisan cooperation. [4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…
06 · Section

Forecast: scenarios and timing

Strategic timing call given calendar and leadership bandwidth.

  1. Most likely (70%): House suspension week in December moves a batch of postal namings; Senate clears by UC before year‑end or first January workweek; President signs soon after. [4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…[6]U.S. Senate — Senate Floor Activity (Dec. 19, 2024): multiple USPS namings pass…
  2. Next most likely (20%): Slips to early 2026 due to NDAA/time crunch; clears quickly once the first suspension/UC windows open. [11]Axios — Top Republicans feud over NDAA provision; Stefanik vs. Johnson
  3. Low‑probability delay (10%): Hold or process pause if home‑state Senate sign‑off lags or a member injects unrelated leverage into UC; resolves later in session. [4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…
07 · Section

Key sourcing for whip count and procedure

Core references for composition, leadership, status, and process.

  • Bill text, actions, and cosponsors: Congress.gov H.R. 3393 pages. [7]Library of Congress — H.R.3393 - 119th Congress (2025-2026): Bill overview on C…[5]Library of Congress — All Information for H.R.3393 - actions and status[1]Library of Congress — H.R.3393 cosponsors (Congress.gov)
  • House/Senate control and leaders: AP on Speaker vote; Senate.gov party division; Senate leaders list. [2]Associated Press — Mike Johnson reelected House speaker (218-215)[3]U.S. Senate — U.S. Senate Party Division page (includes 119th Congress)[9]U.S. Senate — Complete List of Senate Majority and Minority Leaders (shows Thun…
  • Committee gatekeeping norms and floor modalities for USPS designations: CRS In Focus IF12656; Senate floor UC examples. [4]Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov) — CRS In Focus: Postal Primer…[6]U.S. Senate — Senate Floor Activity (Dec. 19, 2024): multiple USPS namings pass…
  • Senate HSGAC chair confirmation (Rand Paul): HSGAC official release. [8]U.S. Senate HSGAC — HSGAC release: Rand Paul named Chairman for 119th Congress
  • Current House GOP friction affecting floor bandwidth (context only): Axios/Politico reporting. [11]Axios — Top Republicans feud over NDAA provision; Stefanik vs. Johnson[10]Politico — Johnson under pressure amid House GOP dissent (Stefanik feud)
  • Arizona Senators as home‑state sign‑off: official/member communications and election calls. [12]Office of U.S. Senator Mark Kelly — Sen. Mark Kelly press release referencing S…[15]Associated Press — AP race call: Ruben Gallego wins Arizona U.S. Senate seat (2…
Sources cited
  1. [1] H.R.3393 cosponsors (Congress.gov) Library of Congress
  2. [2] Mike Johnson reelected House speaker (218-215) Associated Press
  3. [3] U.S. Senate Party Division page (includes 119th Congress) U.S. Senate
  4. [4] CRS In Focus: Postal Primer: Post Office Naming (IF12656) Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov)
  5. [5] All Information for H.R.3393 - actions and status Library of Congress
  6. [6] Senate Floor Activity (Dec. 19, 2024): multiple USPS namings passed by unanimous consent U.S. Senate
  7. [7] H.R.3393 - 119th Congress (2025-2026): Bill overview on Congress.gov Library of Congress
  8. [8] HSGAC release: Rand Paul named Chairman for 119th Congress U.S. Senate HSGAC
  9. [9] Complete List of Senate Majority and Minority Leaders (shows Thune as Majority Leader in 119th) U.S. Senate
  10. [10] Johnson under pressure amid House GOP dissent (Stefanik feud) Politico
  11. [11] Top Republicans feud over NDAA provision; Stefanik vs. Johnson Axios
  12. [12] Sen. Mark Kelly press release referencing Sen. Ruben Gallego (confirms AZ Senate delegation) Office of U.S. Senator Mark Kelly
  13. [13] Web search · turn 4 #12
  14. [14] CRS external summary (IF12656) — process notes incl. dedication ceremonies Congressional Research Service (via Congress.gov)
  15. [15] AP race call: Ruben Gallego wins Arizona U.S. Senate seat (2024) Associated Press

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