SEARCH FOR CURRENT LEGISLATION
To find current legislation, go to Bill Tracking Reports.
To track a specific bill, go to Basic Search.
WHO ARE YOUR LEGISLATORS?
To find your legislators, go to Oklahoma Legislature (oklegislature.gov). Email (as noted below) is preferred for contacting them. Such email should include name, address, phone number and bill number of interest. Also explain why you support or oppose the bill.
GET YOUR REPRESENTATIVE’S CONTACT INFO
To email your representative, locate his/her name at House Members – Oklahma House of Representatives (okhouse.gov) and select “Send e-mail” button. This will provide a form for your request — immensely helpful to your representative if this form is used.
GET YOUR SENATOR’S CONTACT INFO
To email your senator, locate him/her at Senators | Oklahoma Senate (oksenate.gov) , click on your senator’s picture, then select the “Email Senator” button. This will provide a helpful form for your request.
Contact Your Legislators Immediately About These Bills:
EDUCATION –
HB3563 – Would put all school board elections on the even-year, June-November schedule, alongside federal, state and county elections, bringing exponentially more voters—and more accountability—to our school boards.
SB1303 – Higher education; directing institution of higher education governing boards to ensure certain actions related to diversity, equity, and inclusion do not occur. Effective date. Emergency. Learn more about this bill here
SB1304 – Higher education; creating the Oklahoma Workforce Education Revolving Fund; providing eligibility for institutions of higher education. Effective date. Emergency. Learn more about this bill here
SB1305 – Higher education; prohibiting an institution of higher education from requiring, soliciting, or incentivizing participation in certain practices or content. Effective date. Emergency. Learn more about this bill here
SB1306 – Higher education; prohibiting an institution of higher education from requiring enrollment in certain courses; providing requirements for certain voluntary courses. Effective date. Emergency. Learn more about this bill here
SB1905 – Teacher preparation; directing certain training in the science of reading; requiring certain teacher candidates to pass certain assessment. Effective date. Emergency. Learn more about this bill here
SB1906 – Reading Sufficiency Act; renaming act the Strong Readers Act; removing language prohibiting automatic promotion of certain students. Effective date. Emergency. Learn more about this bill here
GOVERNMENT –
HB1449 – Discrimination; enacting the Women’s Bill of Rights; effective date. Learn more about this bill here
ESG –
HB3541 – State government; Energy Discrimination Elimination Act of 2022; divestment; financial companies; procedures; reports; emergency. Learn more about this bill here
ELECTION INTEGRITY –
HB2056 – Elections; providing time limit for resubmission of canceled registration; authorizing printing of additional ballots in certain circumstances; prohibiting vote centers on election day; effective date; emergency. Learn more about this bill here
HJR1028 – Constitutional amendment; creating the Oklahoma Veterans Lottery Trust Fund; ballot title; filing. Learn more about this bill here
HB3156 – Elections; prohibiting the use of ranked choice voting; defining terms; effective date. Learn more about this bill here
HJR1048 – Oklahoma Constitution; elections; voting; methods; initiative; referendum; ballot title; filing. Learn more about this bill here
SB1769 – Elections; repealing authority to join a multistate voter list maintenance organization; effective date. Learn more about this bill here
HB3325 – Elections; voter registration; declaring only certain citizens are entitled to become registered voters; effective date. Learn more about this bill here
MEDICAL / HEALTH / ABORTION –
HB3013 – Abortion-inducing drugs; defining terms; trafficking drugs; exceptions; felony; effective date. Learn more about this bill here
HB3214 passed the House mid March 2024. This bill ensures that nurses, doctors, and other health care professionals and organizations in the state are not forced to participate in specific procedures or pay for services that violate their deeply held beliefs. One such procedure is abortion, but there are others too.
- Conscience rights were supported by Trump when he was President, but not by Obama or Biden. Conscience rights were also not supported by former OK CD5 Congresswoman Kendra Horn (video below).
- HB3214 now heads to the Oklahoma Senate. If you are interested in this bill, please contact your state senator.
- Kendra Horn speaks against conscience rights at town hall: Watch here.
- HB3214 – view votes here. No Democrats supported this bill.
- HB3214 summary: http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/cf_pdf/2023-24%20SUPPORT%20DOCUMENTS/BILLSUM/House/HB3214%20FA1%20BILLSUM.PDF
- HB3214 press release – view here.