The bill mandates that voters must present a govt issued photo ID with picture to vote

The bill allows 18 year olds and older to serve beer, wine, and mixed drinks.

The bill takes up to $10 million dollars of taxpayer money to give rebate checks to Hollywood entertainers.

A REINs Act bill that prohibits regulators from implementing rules if the rule has an economic impact $1 million dollars or more in five years. Regulations would require legislative approval.

The bill picks winners and losers through the tax code by tilting the scales to those who invest in government-approved rural projects rather than letting the market decide.

The bill reduces income taxes and creates a mechanism to continue to reduce it annually.

A bloated $12 billion budget that increases spending by over $100 million

This law gives $2 billion in subsidies through taxpayer monies to private businesses to operate in Oklahoma.

A bill bolstering self-defense law by clarifying that it is legal to display a firearm in self-defense.

A petition reform and transparency bill requiring petitions to be easily understandable, circulators to be registered voters, and allowing signers to remove their name from petitions.

This bill requires proof of citizenship documents if a voter registration flags a person in the database as not being a citizen of the United States.

The bill appropriates $4.6 billion for education funding increasing spending by hundreds of millions of dollars.

The bill earmarks $1 million in tax dollars for the Teach for America program to address 'inequity' in education

This bill bribes school districts with taxpayer money to adopt policies to ban cell phones on school campuses.

This bill would bail out hospitals by using state funds to fill the gaps in federal Medicaid funding to the tune of $100 million dollars.

The bill spends $15.6 million on the Department of Human Services, including $2.5 million to permanently provide a second meal per day for the ADvantage Waiver Program.

The bill authorizes $40 million in spending, including requests for early transfers for specific purposes related to mental health.

The bill appropriates $3.35 million to the Department of Health for health centers and unnecessary expenses such as an 'Athletic Commission'.

The bill appropriates $15,000,000.00 to Aerospace and Aeronautics for upgrades to a commercial airport.

The bill creates a new advisory council to promulgate more healthcare requirements.

The bill spends $2 to $5 million to create a statewide education and workforce efficiency database run by a new 9 - member governance council.

The bill spends $5.27 million to give matching fund grants to employees pursuing undergraduate degrees in teacher preparation programs.

The bill prohibits the use of eminent domain for building wind energy facilities, solar energy facilities, battery storage facilities, or hydrogen gas facilities on private property.

The bill protects the rights of adoptive and foster parents with respect to religious and moral beliefs about sexual orientation and gender identity.

The bill places restrictions on the Governor's authority during a pandemic or state of emergency to close businesses.

The bill requires green energy infrastructure to accommodate wind turbines and allows counties to issue revenue bonds to cover costs.

The bill prohibits DEI activities and uses in higher education.

The bill expands tax rebates to three more professional sports leagues.

The bill requires hospitals to disclose pricing for common procedures they offer.