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House Bill 1810: The Firearm Registry Act

House Bill 1826: Clean Slate

House Bill 1831: Imposing Republicans' Voting Restrictions on Firearms

House Bill 1832: Imposing Republicans' Voting Restrictions on Firearms

House Bill 1833: Imposing Republicans' Voting Restrictions on Firearms

House Bill 1834: Imposing Republicans' Voting Restrictions on Firearms

House Bill 1835: Eliminating recidivism penalties for non-violent crimes of prostitution

House Bill 1846: Firearms Safety Training for First-Time Purchasers

House Bill 1848: Establishing a Statewide Rape Kit Tracking System

House Bill 1850: Liability Protection for Easements to Landlocked Property

House Bill 1859: Dignity for incarcerated Pregnant and Postpartum Individuals

House Bill 1860: Baning Deceptive Tactics in Police Interrogations of All Individuals

House Bill 1864: Volunteer-in-Public Services Negligence Standard

House Bill 1885: Keeping families together by allowing community-based sentencing alternatives for non-violent crimes

House Bill 1888: Providing for demographic impact statements for legislation amending the Crimes Code or Judicial Code prior to final consideration

House Bill 1897: Harassment of a Sports Official

House Bill 1898: Constitutional Amendment to Provide for 6-year Judicial Terms

House Bill 1900: Prohibitng Firearms Sales for Suspected Terrorists

House Bill 1904: Abolishing Judicial Retention Elections

House Bill 1909: Constitutional Amendment - Reform of the Judicial Conduct Board and Court of Judicial Discipline

House Bill 1911: Failure to Report a Dead Body

House Bill 1923: Demilitarization of Local Law Enforcement

House Bill 1942: Stop Deepfake Videos in Political Ads

House Bill 1966: Banning "Ghost Run" Parts

House Bill 1968: Dignity for Incarcerated Women: Healthy Inmate Re-Entry

House Bill 1992: Occupational Licensure Reform

House Bill 1999: Prohibiting Deceptive Interrogation Practices being used against those with Intellectual Disabilities or Autism