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Legislative Tracker

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Legislative Tracker

60th Legislature, 1st Regular Session (2025)

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We track legislation that affects women's health in Oklahoma. Our efforts began in 2020 and we continue to work with with our partners to provide robust, accurate information presented in an easy-to-follow format. Bills are updated daily during session.

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INTRODUCED

HB 1008 (2025)

HB 1008 adds a new standard for an abortion to preserve the life of the mother.

HB 1018 (2025)

HB 1018 sets limits on pelvic exams for females when unconscious.

HB 1072 (2025)

HB 1072 restricts guns for those convicted of domestic violence.

HB 1117 (2025)

HB 1117 limits in vitro fertilization to married heterosexual couples.

HB 1137 (2025)

HB 1137 removes requirement that OSBI seek federal funds for the Office of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons.

HB 1141 (2025)

HB 1141 bans marriage for minors in nearly all cases.

HB 1168 (2025)

HB 1168 classifies the possession of abortion inducing drugs as trafficking an illegal substance.

HB 1172 (2025)

HB 1172 sets limits on various exams for unconscious patients.

HB 1174 (2025)

HB 1174 requires curriculum and resources addressing human trafficking.

HB 1201 (2025)

HB 1201 provides a tax credit for donations to "pregnancy resource centers."

HB 1215 (2025)

SB 1215 adjusts various definitions related to human trafficking.

HB 1224 (2025)

HB 1224 allows healthcare employees to deny care based on their conscious and not receive reprimand.

HB 1360 (2025)

HB 1360 expands privacy protections for domestic abuse survivors by allowing more information to be concealed.

HB 1389 (2025)

HB 1389 adds types of mammograms covered by health benefit plans.

HB 1601 (2025)

HB 1601 allows school employees to extend maternity leave by using accrued sick leave.

HB 1603 (2025)

HB 1603 mandates curriculum discussing human development related to pregnancy.

HB 1659 (2025)

HB 1659 creates a tax credit for married couples raising their biological children.

HB 1683 (2025)

HB 1683 revises health insurance rules to permit patients to obtain a one-year supply of birth control in a single...

HB 1724 (2025)

HB 1742 penalizes administering abortion medication without consent and classifies Mifepristone and Misoprostol as scheduled drugs.

HB 1735 (2025)

HB 1735 allows evidence of prior domestic abuse in domestic abuse cases.

HB 1984 (2025)

HB 1984 relates to location trackers in vehicles and domestic violence.

HB 2248 (2025)

HB 2248 creates pilot programs for substance use prison diversion in rural areas.

HB 2298 (2025)

HB 2298 expands the ability of advance practice registered nurses (APRNs) to independently write prescriptions.

HB 2915 (2025)

HB 2915 allows the Maternal Mortality Review Committee to form advisory committees and appoint members as needed.

INTRODUCED

SB 109 (2025)

SB 109 requires coverage for caner genetic testing.

SB 145 (2025)

SB 145 requires breastfeeding provisions for lactating inmates.

SB 156 (2025)

SB 156 expands the penalty for false accusation to equal the crime accused.

SB 176 (2025)

SB 176 revises health insurance rules to permit patients to obtain a one-year supply of birth control in a single...

SB 222 (2025)

SB 222 allocates funds for a hospital to start a labor & delivery program, "pilot program."

SB 223 (2025)

SB 223 extends a portion of the child tax credit in instances of stillborn births.

SB 226 (2025)

SB 226 increases the SoonerCare reimbursement of obstetric care in Baby Friendly Hospitals.

SB 228 (2025)

SB 228 creates a new marriage tier, "covenant marriage," imposing stricter divorce requirements and provides tax credits.

SB 254 (2025)

SB 254 directs the Department of Labor to research a paid family medical & leave program.

SB 277 (2025)

SB 277 establishes a statewide paid family and medical leave insurance program.

SB 312 (2025)

SB 312 modifies tax obligations and credits for young workers, mothers, and married couples, factoring in age, number of dependents,...

SB 328 (2025)

SB 328 creates a tax credit for married couples raising their biological children.

SB 408 (2025)

SB 408 requires accommodations for pregnant students at all universities that accept government funding.

SB 470 (2025)

SB 470 requires businesses to offer paid family and medical leave to qualify for the Oklahoma Quality Jobs Program.

SB 489 (2025)

SB 489 removes all forms of government support for undocumented individuals.

SB 569 (2025)

SB 569 expands the ability of advance practice registered nurses (APRNs) to independently write prescriptions.

SB 570 (2025)

SB 570 directs the creation of fetal death certificates.

SB 587 (2025)

SB 587 mandates curriculum discussing human development related to pregnancy.

SB 594 (2025)

SB 594 reforms the definition of "failure to protect" a child from harm.

SB 607 (2025)

SB 607 permits the use of statements by abuse victims as evidence in certain circumstances.

SB 764 (2025)

SB 764 allows a mother to breastfeed her child if the child is placed in foster care.

SB 796 (2025)

SB 796 prohibits public universities from spending funds on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

SB 829 (2025)

SB 829 removes irreconcilable differences as a ground for divorce.

SB 845 (2025)

SB 845 bans public university funding for DEI programs and allows legal action for violations.

SB 846 (2025)

SB 846 restricts DEI & CRT content in university coursework.

SB 87 (2025)

SB 87 expands family leave policy for state employees.

SB 883 (2025)

SB 883 criminalizes providing abortion-inducing medications.

SB 884 (2025)

SB 884 penalizes aiding or performing an abortion as murder.

SB 959 (2025)

SB 959 allows healthcare employees to deny care based on their conscious and not receive reprimand.

SB 989 (2025)

SB 989 allows lawsuits against anyone who helps provide abortion medication to an Oklahoma resident, even if it occurs out...

ASSIGNED & ELIGIBLE FOR

FIRST COMMITTEE

Starting in 2025, the House updated its committee process. Bills must pass a topic-specific committee and then a larger oversight committee before reaching the Floor.

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ASSIGNED & ELIGIBLE FOR

OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE

Starting in 2025, the House updated its committee process. Bills must pass a topic-specific committee and then a larger oversight committee before reaching the Floor.

No posts found!

ASSIGNED & ELIGIBLE FOR

COMMITTE

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FAILED TO PROGRESS FIRST COMMITTEE

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FAILED TO PROGRESS OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE

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FAILED TO PROGRESS COMMITTEE

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ASSIGNED & ELIGIBLE FOR

FLOOR VOTE

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ASSIGNED & ELIGIBLE FOR

FLOOR VOTE

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FAILED TO PROGRESS

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FAILED TO PROGRESS

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ENGROSSED

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ENGROSSED

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CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

ELIGIBLE

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ACCEPTED

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ENROLLED &

SENT TO THE GOVERNOR

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APPROVED

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VETOED

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INTRODUCED

HB 1008 (2025)

HB 1008 adds a new standard for an abortion to preserve the life of the mother.

HB 1018 (2025)

HB 1018 sets limits on pelvic exams for females when unconscious.

HB 1072 (2025)

HB 1072 restricts guns for those convicted of domestic violence.

HB 1117 (2025)

HB 1117 limits in vitro fertilization to married heterosexual couples.

HB 1137 (2025)

HB 1137 removes requirement that OSBI seek federal funds for the Office of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons.

HB 1141 (2025)

HB 1141 bans marriage for minors in nearly all cases.

HB 1168 (2025)

HB 1168 classifies the possession of abortion inducing drugs as trafficking an illegal substance.

HB 1172 (2025)

HB 1172 sets limits on various exams for unconscious patients.

HB 1174 (2025)

HB 1174 requires curriculum and resources addressing human trafficking.

HB 1201 (2025)

HB 1201 provides a tax credit for donations to "pregnancy resource centers."

HB 1215 (2025)

SB 1215 adjusts various definitions related to human trafficking.

HB 1224 (2025)

HB 1224 allows healthcare employees to deny care based on their conscious and not receive reprimand.

HB 1360 (2025)

HB 1360 expands privacy protections for domestic abuse survivors by allowing more information to be concealed.

HB 1389 (2025)

HB 1389 adds types of mammograms covered by health benefit plans.

HB 1601 (2025)

HB 1601 allows school employees to extend maternity leave by using accrued sick leave.

HB 1603 (2025)

HB 1603 mandates curriculum discussing human development related to pregnancy.

HB 1659 (2025)

HB 1659 creates a tax credit for married couples raising their biological children.

HB 1683 (2025)

HB 1683 revises health insurance rules to permit patients to obtain a one-year supply of birth control in a single...

HB 1724 (2025)

HB 1742 penalizes administering abortion medication without consent and classifies Mifepristone and Misoprostol as scheduled drugs.

HB 1735 (2025)

HB 1735 allows evidence of prior domestic abuse in domestic abuse cases.

HB 1984 (2025)

HB 1984 relates to location trackers in vehicles and domestic violence.

HB 2248 (2025)

HB 2248 creates pilot programs for substance use prison diversion in rural areas.

HB 2298 (2025)

HB 2298 expands the ability of advance practice registered nurses (APRNs) to independently write prescriptions.

HB 2915 (2025)

HB 2915 allows the Maternal Mortality Review Committee to form advisory committees and appoint members as needed.

INTRODUCED

SB 109 (2025)

SB 109 requires coverage for caner genetic testing.

SB 145 (2025)

SB 145 requires breastfeeding provisions for lactating inmates.

SB 156 (2025)

SB 156 expands the penalty for false accusation to equal the crime accused.

SB 176 (2025)

SB 176 revises health insurance rules to permit patients to obtain a one-year supply of birth control in a single...

SB 222 (2025)

SB 222 allocates funds for a hospital to start a labor & delivery program, "pilot program."

SB 223 (2025)

SB 223 extends a portion of the child tax credit in instances of stillborn births.

SB 226 (2025)

SB 226 increases the SoonerCare reimbursement of obstetric care in Baby Friendly Hospitals.

SB 228 (2025)

SB 228 creates a new marriage tier, "covenant marriage," imposing stricter divorce requirements and provides tax credits.

SB 254 (2025)

SB 254 directs the Department of Labor to research a paid family medical & leave program.

SB 277 (2025)

SB 277 establishes a statewide paid family and medical leave insurance program.

SB 312 (2025)

SB 312 modifies tax obligations and credits for young workers, mothers, and married couples, factoring in age, number of dependents,...

SB 328 (2025)

SB 328 creates a tax credit for married couples raising their biological children.

SB 408 (2025)

SB 408 requires accommodations for pregnant students at all universities that accept government funding.

SB 470 (2025)

SB 470 requires businesses to offer paid family and medical leave to qualify for the Oklahoma Quality Jobs Program.

SB 489 (2025)

SB 489 removes all forms of government support for undocumented individuals.

SB 569 (2025)

SB 569 expands the ability of advance practice registered nurses (APRNs) to independently write prescriptions.

SB 570 (2025)

SB 570 directs the creation of fetal death certificates.

SB 587 (2025)

SB 587 mandates curriculum discussing human development related to pregnancy.

SB 594 (2025)

SB 594 reforms the definition of "failure to protect" a child from harm.

SB 607 (2025)

SB 607 permits the use of statements by abuse victims as evidence in certain circumstances.

SB 764 (2025)

SB 764 allows a mother to breastfeed her child if the child is placed in foster care.

SB 796 (2025)

SB 796 prohibits public universities from spending funds on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

SB 829 (2025)

SB 829 removes irreconcilable differences as a ground for divorce.

SB 845 (2025)

SB 845 bans public university funding for DEI programs and allows legal action for violations.

SB 846 (2025)

SB 846 restricts DEI & CRT content in university coursework.

SB 87 (2025)

SB 87 expands family leave policy for state employees.

SB 883 (2025)

SB 883 criminalizes providing abortion-inducing medications.

SB 884 (2025)

SB 884 penalizes aiding or performing an abortion as murder.

SB 959 (2025)

SB 959 allows healthcare employees to deny care based on their conscious and not receive reprimand.

SB 989 (2025)

SB 989 allows lawsuits against anyone who helps provide abortion medication to an Oklahoma resident, even if it occurs out...

FAILED TO PROGRESS

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FAILED TO PROGRESS

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ASSIGNED & ELIGIBLE FOR

FIRST COMMITTEE

Starting in 2025, the House updated its committee process. Bills must pass a topic-specific committee and then a larger oversight committee before reaching the Floor.

No posts found!

ELIGIBLE FOR

OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE

Starting in 2025, the House updated its committee process. Bills must pass a topic-specific committee and then a larger oversight committee before reaching the Floor.

No posts found!

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

ELIGIBLE

No posts found!

ACCEPTED

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ASSIGNED & ELIGIBLE FOR

COMMITTEE

No posts found!

FAILED TO PROGRESS

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FAILED TO PROGRESS

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ELIGIBLE FOR

FLOOR VOTE

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ELIGIBLE FOR

FLOOR VOTE

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FAILED TO PROGRESS

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ENGROSSED

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ENGROSSED

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ENROLLED &

SENT TO THE GOVERNOR

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APPROVED

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VETOED

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About Metriarch®

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Disclaimer on Summarizing

We recognize that summarizing information is neither unbiased nor infallible; to summarize is to choose the information that will be highlighted. We are committed to learning and understanding the ways in which bias can affect the translation of complex material.