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Arkansas Legislature
Arkansas General Assembly
The Arkansas General Assembly consists of 134 current members in the Senate and House of Representatives. Track 19,423 Arkansas bills, view legislator voting records, and monitor committee activity.
Sessions (29)
95th General Assembly (2025 Regular)
94th General Assembly (2024 Special)
94th General Assembly (2024 Fiscal)
94th General Assembly (2023 Regular)
94th General Assembly (2023 Special)
93rd General Assembly (2022 Special)
93rd General Assembly (2022 Fiscal)
93rd General Assembly (2021 Regular)
93rd General Assembly (2021 Special 1)
93rd General Assembly (2021 Special 2)
92nd General Assembly (2020 Special 1)
92nd General Assembly (2020 Fiscal)
92nd General Assembly (2019 Regular)
91st General Assembly (2018 Special 2)
91st General Assembly (2018 Fiscal)
91st General Assembly (2017 Regular)
91st General Assembly (2017 Special 1)
90th General Assembly (2016 Special 2)
90th General Assembly (2016 Special 3)
90th General Assembly (2016 Fiscal)
90th General Assembly (2015 Regular)
90th General Assembly (2015 Special 1)
89th General Assembly (2014 Special 2)
89th General Assembly (2014 Fiscal)
89th General Assembly (2013 Regular)
89th General Assembly (2013 Special 1)
88th General Assembly (2012 Fiscal)
88th General Assembly (2011 Regular)
87th General Assembly (2010 Fiscal)
Legislators (134)
Bills (50)
To Allow Medical Providers Temporary Exemptions From Federal Information-blocking Regulations To Safeguard Patients During Information Disclosure; And To Declare An Emergency.
An Act For The University Of Arkansas At Little Rock Appropriation For The 2025-2026 Fiscal Year.
To Amend The Limitations On Access To A Dispensary Or Cultivation Facility; And To Authorize A Dispensary To Deliver Orders Via A Delivery Vehicle Or Via A Drive-through Window.
To Amends Law Concerning Water Permits And Discharge Of Wastewater; To Authorize Denials Of Applicants That Have A History Of Noncompliance; And To Prohibit Certain Discharge Of Wastewater.
To Exempt H-2a Visa Program Participants Who Have A Valid International Driver's License Or Permit From The Skills Portion Of The Driver's License Examination.
To Amend The Law Concerning The Operation Of An All-terrain Vehicle On Certain Roads; And To Amend The Law Concerning The Access Of All-terrain Vehicles To Unpaved Roads.
To Create The Baby Olivia Act.
To Amend The Horizontal Property Act; To Regulate Property Owners Associations; And To Require An Audit For Certain Property Owners Associations.
To Require A County To Continue To Operate Under The Annual Appropriation Ordinance For The Prior Year If A New Annual Appropriation Ordinance Is Not Adopted; And To Declare An Emergency.
Requesting That Senator King Be Authorized To Pursue The Consideration Of Sjr 6 As A Third Proposed Constitutional Amendment.
To Amend The Law Concerning Health-related Cash Discount Cards.
To Amend The Law Concerning The Signal Legend Of Traffic Control Devices; And To Allow A Vehicle Driver To Enter An Intersection While A Red Light Is Indicated On A Traffic Control Device In Certain Circumstances.
An Act For The Office Of The Prosecutor Coordinator - Multi-jurisdicitional Drug Task Forces Appropriation For The 2025-2026 Fiscal Year.
To Amend The Penalties Imposed For Failure To Comply With The Arkansas Tax Procedure Act.
To Support Arkansas's Engaging The Justice Counts Metrics And To Urge Policymakers Throughout State And Local Government Entities To Implement And Utilize The Justice Counts Metrics.
To Amend The Law Under Title 24, Chapter 4, Subchapter 2 Of The Arkansas Code Regarding Delinquent Employer And Employee Contributions To The Arkansas Public Employees' Retirement System By A Local Government Participating Employer.
An Amendment To The Arkansas Constitution Concerning Initiatives, Referenda, And Constitutional Amendments Referred To Voters.
To Establish A State Examination For Licensure Of Massage Therapists.
To Address The Powers And Duties Of The Office Of Skills Development And The Career Education And Workforce Development Board Related To Secondary Technical Centers.
To Amend The Law Concerning The Marking And Counting Of Paper Ballots.
To Require Human Growth And Development Instruction In Public Schools.
Concerning The Transfer Of A Student's Permanent School Record.
To Create The Parents And Teachers Helping Students Succeed (paths) Act.
To Increase The Homestead Property Tax Credit.
Concerning Law Enforcement Officer Standards; And To Require A Psychological Evaluation Or Assessment To Become Or Be Employed As A Law Enforcement Officer.
To Urge The Arkansas Congressional Delegation To Propose An Amendment To The Federal Unemployment Tax Act To Waive The "reasonable Assurance" Clause.
To Commend The Maumelle Charter High School Falcons Boys' Cross Country Team For Winning The 2024 Class 3a State Championship.
An Amendment To The Arkansas Constitution To Provide That The Annual School Election Shall Not Be Held If The Proposed Rate Of Tax Levy Is The Same As Last Approved And No Other Matters Are To Be Decided.
A Constitutional Amendment Concerning The Determination Of The True Value In Money Of Real Property For Assessment Purposes.
To Create The Families' Rights And Responsibilities Act.
To Honor Sylvia Ann Hindsman Cornwell For Her Exemplary, Dedicated Service To The Senate And To The State Of Arkansas.
To Amend The Law Concerning Administration Of The Arkansas Judicial Retirement System.
To Require Local Law Enforcement To Respond To A Request For A Fire Inquiry.
To Create The Brighter Start Act Of 2025; And To Require The Treasurer Of State To Make A One-time Contribution To Each Existing And Future Arkansas Brighter Future Fund Plan Account.
To Prohibit Certain Heights Of Wind Power Devices For Waterfowl Conservation In This State; And To Declare An Emergency.
To Amend The Law Concerning The Capitol Zoning District; And To Amend The Zoning Authority Of The Capitol Zoning District Commission.
To Create The Arkansas Forward Engagement Committee Act; And To Create The Arkansas Forward Engagement Committee Working Group.
An Act To Create The Preregistration To Vote Act; And To Amend Provisions Of Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 51, Under The Authority Granted By Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 51, ยง 19.
To Create The Remote And Mobile Work Modernization And Competitiveness Act; And To Provide Income Tax And Withholding Exemptions Related To Certain Remote And Mobile Employees And Nonresidents.
To Provide An Enhanced Sentence For Persons Convicted Of Rape Of A Child Twelve Years Of Age Or Younger; To Permit The Department Of Corrections To Administer Medroxyprogesterone Acetate Treatment For Chemical Castration.
To Provide For A Surcharge To Be Assessed On Inmate Phone Calls To Offset The Costs Of Security Needs Associated With Inmate Communications.
To Prevent Motor Vehicle Insurance Fraud.
To Create A Certificate Of Employability For A Person With A Felony Conviction; And To Allow The Division Of Correction And Circuit Courts To Issue Certificates Of Employability.
Celebrating Black History Month During The Month Of February 2025.
To Amend The Law Concerning Voter Registration; To Allow Voter Registration During Early Voting And On Election Day; And To Amend Provisions Of Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 51.
To Create A Sales And Use Tax Exemption For Sales To Certain Organizations That Support Veterans' Facilities.
To Increase The Sales And Use Tax Exemption For Used Motor Vehicles; And To Amend The Reduced Sales And Use Tax Rate Applicable To Purchases Of Used Motor Vehicles.
To Recognize April As Child Abuse And Neglect Prevention Month.