Oklahoma legislation · 2026 Regular Session
Oklahoma HR1004: Resolution; Rose Day 2025.
Status: Passed both chambers, February 6, 2025
What the bill says
A Resolution recognizing February 5, 2025, as Rose Day 2025 at the State Capitol; and expressing the significance of Rose Day.
From the enrolled text, February 5, 2025:
A Resolution recognizing February 5, 2025, as Rose Day 2025 at the State Capitol; and expressing the significance of Rose Day. WHEREAS, one of the great hallmarks of our American form of government is the right of our citizens to express their opinions on matters of great import to their elected officials; and WHEREAS, all members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives greatly esteem and respect this right of the citizens to give their considered input and insight to elected members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives, who are solemnly charged with crafting legislation for the people as a whole; and WHEREAS, the right to life of the unborn is one of the great public policy issues of our day, both for the American people and for Oklahomans of whatever political philosophy or persuasion; and WHEREAS, members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives affirm that all human life is sacred from the point of conception; and WHEREAS, members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives have led the nation in adopting legislation to defend unborn children; and WHEREAS, members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives oppose any policy that would require citizens to pay for abortions through their taxpayer dollars or medical insurance premiums; and WHEREAS, Oklahoma will continue to lead the nation in the introduction and enactment of legislation to …
Sponsors
- Mark Lepak (R, HD-009)
- John Pfeiffer (R, HD-038)
- Tom Gann (R, HD-008)
- Kyle Hilbert (R, HD-029)
- Justin Humphrey (R, HD-019)
- Dell Kerbs (R, HD-026)
- Mark Lawson (R, HD-030)
- Rick West (R, HD-003)
- Josh West (R, HD-005)
- Kevin West (R, HD-054)
- Rande Worthen (R, HD-064)
- George Burns (R, SD-005)
Latest actions
- : Enrolled, signed, filed with Secretary of State
- : Adopted, referred for enrollment
- : Ayes: 74 Nays: 11
- : Coauthored by Representative(s) CrosswhiteHader, Adams, Hasenbeck, Boles, Lawson, Banning, Kane, Manger, Hilbert, Hall, Kerbs, Cornwell, West (Josh), Hill, Gise, Pae, Blair, George, Stark, Grego, Lepak, Harris, Maynard, Humphrey, Culver, Miller, Dobrinski, Archer, Ford, Lay, Dempsey, Pfeiffer, Shaw, Moore, May, Gann, Smith, Hardin, Cantrell, Townley, Tedford, Staires, Bashore, Hays, Worthen, Chapman, Jenkins, Sterling, Duel, Kendrix, Woolley, Lowe (Dick), Patzkowsky, Wilk, Burns, West (Rick), St
- : Considered
- : Authored by Representative West (Tammy)
- : Introduced
Votes
- Floor Vote (February 5, 2025): 74 yea, 11 nay, passed
Common questions
- What is HR1004?
- HR1004 is a bill in the Oklahoma Legislature (2026 Regular Session): Resolution; Rose Day 2025.
- What does HR1004 do?
- In its own words: A Resolution recognizing February 5, 2025, as Rose Day 2025 at the State Capitol; and expressing the significance of Rose Day.
- What is the status of HR1004?
- Passed both chambers as of February 6, 2025. Latest action: Enrolled, signed, filed with Secretary of State (February 6, 2025).
- Who sponsored HR1004?
- Mark Lepak (R, HD-009), with 11 co-sponsors.
- Where is the official record for HR1004?
- On the Oklahoma Legislature website: https://www.oklegislature.gov/BillInfo.aspx?Bill=HR1004&Session=2600
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