Legislation
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| HB 4025 | would extend the sunset date on the sales tax exemption for firearm safety devices. | Senate Second Reading (6/18/26) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4026 | would extend the sunset date on the use tax exemption for firearm safety devices. | Senate Second Reading (6/18/26) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4138 | would amend amend provisions relating to service of process and court fees to reflect repeal of the extreme risk protection order act. | Referred to House Judiciary Commitee (2/26/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4139 | would amend firearms law to reflect repeal of the extreme risk protection order act. | Referred to House Judiciary Commitee (2/26/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4140 | would repeal the extreme risk protection order act | Referred to House Judiciary Commitee (2/26/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4213 | would eliminate certain concealed pistol free zones | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (3/12/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4222 | would modify procedures for school emergency operations plans | Referred to Senate Education Committee (5/20/25) | No Position |
| HB 4223 | would require that public schools and nonpublic schools ensure that certain school workers complete certain school safety and security training | Referred to Senate Education Committee (5/20/25) | No Position |
| HB 4224 | would require safety guidelines for lockdown procedures of a school building and installation of emergency responder radio coverage systems in K-12 educational facilities | Referred to House Education Committee (3/12/25) | No Position |
| HB 4225 | would require inclusion on certain student identification cards OK2SAY program contact information | Referred to Senate Education Committee (5/20/25) | No Position |
| HB 4226 | would modify the number of school fire and security drills | Referred to Senate Education Committee (5/20/25) | No Position |
| HB 4227 | would require each intermediate school district to employ 1 emergency and safety manager and at least 1 mental health coordinator | Referred to House Rules Committee (5/14/25) | No Position |
| HB 4228 | would require the department of state police and the office of school safety within the department of state police to provide to certain school personnel certain school safety and security training | Referred to House Education Committee (3/12/25) | No Position |
| HB 4229 | would require the office of school safety quarterly reporting of tips received | Referred to Senate Education Committee (5/20/25) | No Position |
| HB 4258 | would require the department of state police to provide notification of certain tips related to a school | Referred to Senate Education Committee (5/20/25) | No Position |
| HB 4259 | would modify definitions in the student safety act | Referred to Senate Education Committee (5/20/25) | No Position |
| HB 4260 | would provide for the distribution of certain sales tax revenue into the public safety and violence prevention fund | Referred to Senate Appropriations Committee (4/29/25) | No Position |
| HB 4261 | would create the public safety and violence prevention fund | Referred to Senate Appropriations Committee (4/29/25) | No Position |
| HB 4284 | would modify the fee for renewal of concealed pistol license to $30 | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (01/15/26) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4285 | would provide for firearm safety instruction | Signed into law as Public Act 48 of 2025 (12/18/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4478 | would provide for sentencing guidelines, tie barred with SB 4479 | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (5/08/25) | OPPOSE |
| HB 4479 | would provide for a requirement for all firearm components to contain serial numbers | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (5/08/25) | OPPOSE |
| HB 4481 | would provide for a website for concealed pistol license reciprocity | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (12/02/25) | No Position |
| HB 4482 | would provide for requirements for concealed pistol license reciprocity website | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (12/02/25) | No Position |
| HB 4483 | would provide for a QR code on concealed pistol licenses | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (12/02/25) | No Position |
| HB 4529 | would provide an exemption for veterans of the concealed pistol license application and licensing fee | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (6/03/25) | No Position |
| HB 4550 | would prohibit raffling off firearms at fundraisers on school grounds | Referred to House Regulatory Reform Committee (6/04/25) | OPPOSE |
| HB 4586 | would age modify the age requirement for a concealed pistol license | House Second Reading (12/10/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4587 | would provide for application for relief from federal firearms disability program | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (6/10/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4756 | would allow concealed pistols in state capitol | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (7/29/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4803 | would waive certain requirements related to concealed weapons for certain members of the military. | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (8/26/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4843 | would modify exceptions to use of portable device or weapon directing electrical current, impulse, wave, or beam | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (12/02/25) | No Position |
| HB 4855 | would allow possession of a pistol by a bow hunter | Referred to Senate Natural Resources Committee (02/11/26) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4949 | would modify exemption from liability for sport shooting ranges | Referred to Senate Judicary Committee (3/17/26) | SUPPORT |
| HB 4980 | would modify requirement to file in county of residence for license to carry a concealed pistol. | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (02/05/26) | SUPPORT |
| HB 5065 | would provide for a license to sell firearms at retail. | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (9/26/25) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5066 | would provide for civil liability for a person who sells, delivers, or transfers a firearm to a person prohibited from possessing a firearm. | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (9/26/25) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5113 | would provide for a grace period for denials due to administrative error | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (01/28/26) | SUPPORT |
| HB 5241 | would prohibit a state department or agency from contracting with persons engaged in certain boycotts. | Referred to House Regulatory Reform Committee (11/06/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 5285 | would prohibit unaccompanied minors using or possessing certain BB guns outside of their property. | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (11/13/25) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5337 | would allow an authorized agent of county road commission to carry firearm under certain circumstances | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (12/10/25) | No Position |
| HB 5341 | would modify the penalty for failure to comply with certain licensing requirements | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (12/10/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 5653 | would repeal certain provisions regarding weapons | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (03/04/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 5654 | would update references in 1927 PA 372 per HB 5653 | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (03/04/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 5655 | would update references in the natural resources and environmental protection act per HB 5653 | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (03/04/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 5656 | would update references in sentencing guidelines per HB 5653 | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (03/04/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 5657 | would update references in the corrections code of 1953 per HB 5653 | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (03/04/25) | SUPPORT |
| HB 5741 | would include all buildings owned or leased by this state as weapons free zones | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5742 | would expand gun-free zones to include all buildings owned or leased by this state | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5743 | would provide for a waiting period for firearm purchases | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5745 | would amend sentencing guidelines for intentionally discharging a firearm from a vehicle or at a dwelling or potentially occupied structure | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (05/19/26) | No Position |
| HB 5747 | would prohibit firearms in certain state buildings | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5748 | would prohibit concealed pistols in certain state buildings | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5749 | would allow local units of government to impose certain restrictions on firearms | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5750 | would prohibit the sale, production, or possession of high-capacity magazines | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5751 | would prohibit the manufacture, sale, or possession of a bump stock | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5752 | would require permit and training requirements for firearm purchase | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5753 | would prohibit the sale of weapons to individual under 21 years of age | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5754 | would increase the age requirement for purchase of a firearm | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5758 | would provide for a firearm industry responsibility act | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5759 | would revise sentencing guidelines to reflect amendment of other section of law for firearm sale without accompanying safety device | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 5760 | would abolish firearm manufacturer immunity from liability to local units of government | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| HB 6284 | would update sentencing guidelines in relation to HB 6285 | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (08/27/26) | SUPPORT |
| HB 6285 | would eliminate regulations regarding silencers, shotguns, and short-barreled rifles | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (08/27/26) | SUPPORT |
| SB 111 | would provide for an elder and vulnerable adult personal protection order | Referred to House Judiciary Committee (04/16/25) | OPPOSE |
| SB 121 | would prohibit enforcement of federal limitation on firearms | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (03/05/25) | SUPPORT |
| SB 224 | would prohibit the manufacture, sale, or possession of a bump stock | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (06/26/25) | OPPOSE |
| SB 225 | would prohibit concealed pistols in certain state buildings | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (06/26/25) | OPPOSE |
| SB 226 | would prohibit firearms in certain state buildings | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (06/26/25) | OPPOSE |
| SB 331 | would provide for a requirement for all firearm components to contain serial numbers | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (06/26/25) | OPPOSE |
| SB 332 | would updates sentencing guidelines per Senate Bill 331 | Referred to House Government Operations Committee (06/26/25) | OPPOSE |
| SB 406 | would repeal certain provisions regarding weapons | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (06/11/25) | SUPPORT |
| SB 407 | would update references to 1927 PA 372 per SB 406 | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (06/11/25) | SUPPORT |
| SB 408 | would update references to the natural resources and environmental protection act per SB 406 | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (06/11/25) | SUPPORT |
| SB 409 | would update references to sentencing guidelines per SB 406 | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (06/11/25) | SUPPORT |
| SB 410 | would update references to the corrections code of 1953 per SB 406 | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (06/11/25) | SUPPORT |
| SB 539 | would create a voluntary do-not-sell list for firearms | Referred to Senate Second Reading (12/11/25) | No Position |
| SB 58 | would provide for firearm safety instruction in the education curriculum | Referred to Senate Education Committee (02/04/25) | SUPPORT |
| SB 594 | would allow concealed pistols in state capitol | Referred to Senate Government Operations Committee (09/29/25) | SUPPORT |
| SB 841 | would revise sentencing guidelines to reflect amendment of other section of law for firearm sale without accompanying safety device | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| SB 842 | would provide for a firearm industry responsibility act | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| SB 843 | would abolish firearm manufacturer immunity from liability to local units of government | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| SB 848 | would provide for a waiting period for firearm purchases | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| SB 849 | would expand gun-free zones to include all buildings owned or leased by this state. | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| SB 850 | would provide for weapon-free zones to include all buildings owned or leased by this state | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| SB 851 | would prohibit the sale, production, or possession of high-capacity magazines | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| SB 852 | would allow local units of government to impose certain restrictions on firearms | Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee (03/18/26) | OPPOSE |
| SB 853 | would provide for a license to sell firearms at retail | Senate Second Reading (05/14/26) | OPPOSE |
| SB 854 | would provide for a license to sell firearms at retail | Senate Second Reading (05/14/26) | OPPOSE |