Bills & resolutions 2026 Regular Session · 114 of 6,006 shown
2026 Regular Session (Feb. 2, 2026 – May 29, 2026): 6,006 measures, 1,045 enacted or adopted, 63 vetoed without override. The 2026 list includes bills carried over from 2025, the first session of the 60th Legislature. Search by number (e.g. HB 1002), title keyword, author, status or committee.
Bills authored or coauthored by Carl Newton.
- MeasureTitlePrincipal authorsStatusMomentum
- SB 865Public safety; creating the Oklahoma Public Safety and Immigration Enforcement Act. Effective date. Emergency.Last action Feb. 19, 2025: Referred to AppropriationsMurdock, NewtonPassed Senate committee21
- HB 1814State government; State Parks Emergency Maintenance Act; annual reporting; State Parks Emergency Maintenance Revolving Fund; effective date; emergency.Last action Feb. 17, 2025: Recommendation to the full committee; Do Pass, amended by committee substitute AppropriatiNewton, JechPassed House committee20
- SB 864Sex Offenders Registration Act; modifying provisions related to sex offenders; prohibiting certain agreement. Effective date.Last action Feb. 13, 2025: Placed on General OrderMurdock, NewtonPassed Senate committee20
- SB 1012Oklahoma Wind Energy Development Act; establishing waiver process for certain setback provisions. Effective date. Emergency.Last action Feb. 10, 2025: Coauthored by Representative Newton (principal House author)Murdock, NewtonIn Senate committeeEnergy9
- SB 222Hospitals; creating the Maternity Care Pilot Program; directing certain grant award; providing for application; limiting use of funds. Effective date. Emergency.Last action Feb. 10, 2025: Coauthored by Representative Newton (principal House author)Murdock, NewtonIn Senate committeeAppropriations9
- SB 905Controlled dangerous substances; ordering certain legislative referendum and creating felony offense.Last action Feb. 10, 2025: Coauthored by Representative Newton (principal House author)Murdock, NewtonIn Senate committeeAppropriations9
- HB 1827Game and fish; Wildlife Act of 2025; effective date.Last action Feb. 4, 2025: Second Reading referred to RulesNewtonIn House committeeRules6
- HB 1828Officers; Oklahoma Public Officers Technical Amendments Act of 2025; effective date.Last action Feb. 4, 2025: Second Reading referred to RulesNewtonIn House committeeRules6
- HB 1826Environment and natural resources; Oklahoma Natural Resources Act of 2025; effective date.Last action Feb. 4, 2025: Second Reading referred to RulesNewtonIn House committeeRules6
- HB 1824Public safety; creating the Oklahoma Public Safety Act of 2025; effective date.Last action Feb. 4, 2025: Second Reading referred to RulesNewtonIn House committeeRules6
- HB 1821Marriage and family; child support; penalties; providing an effective date.Last action Feb. 4, 2025: Second Reading referred to RulesNewtonIn House committeeRules6
- HB 1829Public health and safety; Oklahoma Public Health and Safety Reform Act of 2025; effective date.Last action Feb. 4, 2025: Second Reading referred to RulesNewtonIn House committeeRules6
- HB 1809Public safety; fire departments; monitor fire site; designee; effective date.Last action Feb. 4, 2025: Referred to Public SafetyNewton, JechIn House committeePublic Safety9
- HB 1825Criminal law; creating the Oklahoma Criminal Law Act of 2025; effective date.Last action Feb. 4, 2025: Second Reading referred to RulesNewtonIn House committeeRules6
How the momentum score is calculated · Bill data: Open States bulk data (public domain dedication; attribution appreciated), monthly dump of Oct. 1, 2026. Official record: oklegislature.gov.
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