Tennessee lawmakers have officially started the new legislative session, with members of the state Senate and House of Representatives taking their oaths yesterday.

It was a relatively quiet day, after tumultuous events in the legislature.

Last week, FBI agents were searching the offices of three House Republicans, but a week later, the scene was different. Outside of the Tennessee State Capitol, about a dozen protestors chanted and held signs. They were Black Lives Matter demonstrators.

Inside the capitol, lawmakers roamed free — most wearing masks in the quiet hallways, but taking them off once in the chambers. A few family members were on the House floor, but access is limited.

House Speaker Cameron Sexton and Senate Speaker Randy McNally were both re-elected to their positions.

Today, lawmakers will elect the constitutional officers —  the secretary of state, the treasurer and the comptroller. The final election is the only one in which a change is expected, with retiring Comptroller Justin Wilson likely to be succeeded by his top deputy, Jason Mumpower.