This page lists all pending legislation that has passed at least one chamber of the legislature, but not become law.These bills are therefore more likely to be passed before the end of the term than any bill that has passed neither chamber to date.
Passed Both Chambers
These bills have been passed in some form in both chambers but have not yet been signed into law. Date is that of the last vote:
(None yet)
Passed House Only
8 House bills in the Senate
(Date is of passage in the House)
HB 4001, 01/23/25: Raise minimum wage without imposing it upon tipped workers
HB 4062, 02/19/25: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former lawmakers
HB 4063, 02/19/25: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former executive branch officers
HB 4064, 02/19/25: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of lawmakers
HB 4052, 02/25/25: Prohibit lawmakers from signing nondisclosure agreements regarding their official duties
HB 4053, 02/25/25: Prohibit lawmakers from signing nondisclosure agreements regarding their official duties
HB 4162, 03/06/25: Omnibus annual education budget bill
HB 4032, 03/06/25: Remove expiration on law providing for interstate medical licensing
Passed Senate Only
8 Senate bills in the House
(Date is of passage in the Senate)
SB 1, 01/29/25: Make legislative and governor records subject to FOIA
SB 2, 01/29/25: Make legislative and governor records subject to FOIA
SB 60, 02/13/25: Remove sunset on interstate medical licensure compact
SB 52, 02/25/25: Allow port authorities to enter into ancillary financing facilities
SB 24, 03/05/25: Allow researchers to obtain court records subject to redactions
SB 41, 03/06/25: Name a road
SB 94, 03/06/25: Prohibit drug companies from limiting a 340B drug pricing program entity’s access to drugs covered under the federal 340B
SB 95, 03/06/25: Companion to SB 94
Passed Both Chambers
These bills have been passed in some form in both chambers but have not yet been signed into law. Date is that of the last vote:
(None yet)
Passed House Only
8 House bills in the Senate
(Date is of passage in the House)
HB 4001, 01/23/25: Raise minimum wage without imposing it upon tipped workers
HB 4062, 02/19/25: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former lawmakers
HB 4063, 02/19/25: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of former executive branch officers
HB 4064, 02/19/25: Unconstitutionally restrict the speech of lawmakers
HB 4052, 02/25/25: Prohibit lawmakers from signing nondisclosure agreements regarding their official duties
HB 4053, 02/25/25: Prohibit lawmakers from signing nondisclosure agreements regarding their official duties
HB 4162, 03/06/25: Omnibus annual education budget bill
HB 4032, 03/06/25: Remove expiration on law providing for interstate medical licensing
Passed Senate Only
8 Senate bills in the House
(Date is of passage in the Senate)
SB 1, 01/29/25: Make legislative and governor records subject to FOIA
SB 2, 01/29/25: Make legislative and governor records subject to FOIA
SB 60, 02/13/25: Remove sunset on interstate medical licensure compact
SB 52, 02/25/25: Allow port authorities to enter into ancillary financing facilities
SB 24, 03/05/25: Allow researchers to obtain court records subject to redactions
SB 41, 03/06/25: Name a road
SB 94, 03/06/25: Prohibit drug companies from limiting a 340B drug pricing program entity’s access to drugs covered under the federal 340B
SB 95, 03/06/25: Companion to SB 94
