Oklahoma legislators
House, Oklahoma
Independent Oklahoma State Representative, 86 (former)
Sponsored bills
- SB2159: State symbols; designating wheat as the official crop of Oklahoma. Effective date.
- SB1287: Oklahoma Abstractors Act; allowing denial of certain applicant. Effective date.
- SB1290: 2-1-1 services; creating the 2-1-1 Hotline Revolving Fund; specifying type of fund and source of monies. Effective date. Emergency.
- SB1369: 988 Mental Health Lifeline; defining terms; suicide prevention and crisis service activities; standards; rules; creating the 988 Lifeline Revolving Fund; declaring funds appropriated. Effective date.
- SB1471: Municipal powers; authorizing certain fee related to solid waste management systems. Effective date.
- SB2153: State government; creating the Judea and Samaria Act. Effective date.
- SB1970: Memorial bridges; designating the PV2 Earl Maggart Memorial Bridge. Effective date.
- SB884: Abortion; creating the Oklahoma Right to Life Act; prohibiting certain acts; imposing certain duty on health care providers; providing certain penalty and immunities. Emergency.
- SB1598: State government; removing certain prohibition on use of funds; removing certain requirement on nonsectarian charter schools. Effective date.
- SB796: Higher education; prohibiting certain activities related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Effective date. Emergency.
- SB658: Oklahoma Children's Code; prohibiting certain actions by the Department of Human Services in relation to adoptive and foster parents. Effective date.
- SB1116: Ballots; requiring certain language to be printed on ballots with propositions that levy or authorize the levy of a tax. Effective date.
- SB84: Firearms; modifying provisions related to storage of a firearm on certain property. Effective date.
- SB883: Abortion; prohibiting certain acts involving abortion-inducing drugs; providing administrative and criminal penalties. Emergency.
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