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2026–2026 Session

10 bills
HCR 1030Republican

Lawmakers Set Two-Session Scheduling Deadlines

Lawmakers would set scheduling deadlines for two regular sessions, including start dates Jan 5, 2027 and Feb 7, 2028.

First Reading

HJR 1101Republican

Lawmakers approve medical marijuana rules

A joint resolution would approve 14 proposed permanent OMMA rules submitted by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority before Feb 1, 2026.

First Reading

HR 1060Republican

Impeachment bid targets Chief Justice

House introduces resolution to impeach Chief Justice Dustin Rowe over alleged grand jury conduct in Payne County.

Introduced

HR 1058Republican

Police Memorial Day and Police Week Observance

Oklahoma House passes resolution recognizing National Police Week (May 10–15, 2026) and Peace Officers Memorial Day (May 15, 2026), honoring six fallen officers.

Considered

HR 1059Democratic

Honors Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

A resolution would recognize May as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. It honors Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Oklahoma.

Introduced

HCR 1028Republican

Deadline-Shift Resolution for Legislature

A concurrent resolution would set aside the 2026 schedule on May 6, with no replacement deadlines, and has passed the House; Senate approval is not shown.

First Reading

HCR 1029Democratic

Recognize Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month

Resolution would recognize May as Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month and AAPI contributions.

Introduced

HR 1057Republican

House recognizes National Nurses Week

House resolution designates May 6-12 as National Nurses Week and urges residents to observe it.

Considered

HCR 1027Republican

Lawmakers set reconvene window for 2026 session

Resolution would let both presiding officers approve a reconvened session between May 7 and May 14, with 24-hour notice; if not, adjournment sine die by May 14.

Direct to Calendar

SB 2185Republican

Policyholders protected in insurer demutualization bill

Oklahoma would require a demutualizing insurer to pay policyholders dating to 2000 before switching to a mutual holding company. The bill would bar any conversion to a stock insurer.

Placed on General Order