Matt Stone

Bills by Category

Sponsored Bills (49)

• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB82] 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.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [SB526] To Prohibit The Sale Of Disposable Vapor Products From A Prohibited Foreign Party.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1534] To Increase The Homestead Property Tax Credit.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [HB1626] To Prohibit The Sale Of Disposal Vapor Products From A Prohibited Foreign Party.

  Failed
• Republican

  Public Safety

  [SB473] To Amend The Duties Of The Arkansas Fire Protection Services Board; And To Provide For The Arkansas Fire Protection Services Board To Advise The Arkansas Fire Training Academy On Certain Matters.

  Failed
• Republican

  Business & Economy

  [HB1852] To Establish A Right To Repair For Certain Agricultural Equipment.

  Failed
• Republican

  Healthcare

  [SB312] To Remove The Moratorium On The Construction Or Addition Of Any Additional Beds Within Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB204] To Exempt From Gross Income A Gain By A Taxpayer Resulting From The Acquisition Of Property Under The Right Of Eminent Domain Or The Threat Of Condemnation.

  Failed
• Republican

  Business & Economy

  [SB568] To Amend The Law Concerning The Taxes Applicable To Lithium Extraction And Development; To Provide A Sales And Use Tax Exemption For Lithium Resource Development; And To Amend The Law Concerning The Severance Tax On Lithium.

  Passed
• Republican

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1960] To Provide That The Lessee Of A Leased Motor Vehicle Is The Owner For Purposes Of The Assessment And Payment Of Property Taxes; And To Amend The Law Concerning Local Sales And Use Taxes On Certain Tangible Personal Property.

  Passed
• Republican

  Education

  [SB450] To Require The Department Of Education To Include A Human Fetal Growth And Development Discussion In The Relevant Standards During The Arkansas Academic Standards Revision Cycle.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Transportation

  [HB1913] To Amend The Law Concerning Driver's Licenses; And To Amend The Law Concerning The Qualifications For An Intermediate Driver's License.

  Passed
• Republican

  Education

  [SB352] To Prohibit Antisemitism In Public Elementary And Secondary Schools; And To Prohibit Antisemitism In State-supported Institutions Of Higher Education.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [SB530] To Amend The Arkansas Wood Energy Products And Forest Maintenance Income Tax Credit.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [SB527] To Amend The Arkansas Health And Opportunity For Me Act Of 2021; And To Increase The Medical-loss Ratio In The Arkansas Health And Opportunity For Me Program.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB481] To Create A More Sustainable System Of Property Insurance For Public Schools, State-supported Institutions Of Higher Education, And State-owned Property; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Passed
• Republican

  Criminal Justice

  [SB426] To Create The Defense Against Criminal Illegals Act; And To Establish Enhanced Penalties For Illegal Aliens Who Commit Serious Felonies Involving Violence.

  Passed
• Republican

  Criminal Justice

  [SB375] To Create The Offense Of Capital Rape; And To Amend A Portion Of Arkansas Code Which Resulted From Initiated Act 3 Of 1936.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Environment

  [HB1681] To Establish The Water And Sewer Treatment Facilities Grant Program; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Passed
• Republican

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1937] To Amend The Method Of Valuation For Mineral Rights Under Arkansas Constitution, Article 16, § 5; And To Clarify The Method Of Valuation For Oil And Gas Well Production Equipment.

  Passed
• Republican

  Transportation

  [HB1834] To Amend Arkansas Law Concerning The Licensing And Regulation Of Motor Vehicles.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1657] To Amend The Arkansas Wood Energy Products And Forest Maintenance Income Tax Credit.

  Passed
• Republican

  Business & Economy

  [HB1688] To Amend Arkansas Law Concerning The Use Of A Dealer's Extra License Plate.

  Passed
• Republican

  Public Safety

  [SJR11] A Constitutional Amendment To Amend Arkansas Constitution, Article 2, § 5, To Protect The Right To Keep And Bear Arms.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [SR75] To Honor Sylvia Ann Hindsman Cornwell For Her Exemplary, Dedicated Service To The Senate And To The State Of Arkansas.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [SB463] To Require The Arkansas Public Service Commission To Approve Or Deny Settlement Agreements Concerning Closing Or Eliminating Electric Generation Units Or Transmission Assets.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1821] To Create A More Sustainable System Of Property Insurance For Public Schools, Institutions Of Higher Education, And State-owned Property; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Passed
• Republican

  Education

  [SB433] Regarding The Display Of The National Motto And The Ten Commandments.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [HB1303] To Create The Sustainable Aviation Fuel Incentive Act; And To Create An Income Tax Credit Related To Sustainable Aviation Fuel.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Healthcare

  [SB189] To Authorize Ivermectin For Human Use To Be Sold Without A Prescription Or Consultation With A Healthcare Professional.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB263] To Increase The Homestead Property Tax Credit.

  Passed
• Republican

  Criminal Justice

  [HB1489] To Amend The Method Of Execution To Include Nitrogen Gas.

  Passed
• Republican

  Government Operations

  [SB499] To Repeal Certain Reporting Requirements For The State Insurance Department And The State Securities Department; And To Revise Certain Reporting Requirements For The State Insurance Department.

  Introduced
• Republican

  Business & Economy

  [SB250] To Amend The Pest Control Law; And To Reassign Certain Duties Of The State Plant Board.

  Passed
• Republican

  Government Operations

  [SB251] To Amend The Law Concerning The Executive Secretary Of The Arkansas Trails Council; And To Amend The Law Concerning The Participation Of The Department Of Parks, Heritage, And Tourism On The Arkansas Trails Council.

  Passed
• Republican

  Agriculture

  [SB249] To Amend The Law Concerning Violations And Penalties Related To Forestry; And To Amend The Powers Of The Arkansas Forestry Commission.

  Passed
• Republican

  Agriculture

  [SB224] To Repeal The Law Concerning Natural Organic Fertilizers.

  Passed
• Republican

  Business & Economy

  [HB1413] To Amend The Law Concerning Brine Production; And To Amend The Law Concerning The Formation Of Brine Production Units.

  Passed
• Republican

  Government Operations

  [HB1487] To Amend The Number Of Commissioners On The Arkansas Forestry Commission's Committee.

  Passed
• Republican

  Government Operations

  [HB1441] To Amend The Law Concerning The Arkansas Coordinate System Of 1983.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [SMR2] In Respectful Memory Of Former Arkansas Attorney General, United States Congressman, And Forty-third Governor Of Arkansas James "jim" Guy Tucker For His Service To The Nation And To The State Of Arkansas.

  Passed
• Republican

  Public Safety

  [HB1412] To Clarify Regulation Of Pipeline Safety Authorization For Transportation Of Hazardous Liquids Or Carbon Dioxide.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [SR23] To Recognize February 15-22, 2025, As National Ffa Week.

  Passed
• Republican

  Environment

  [HB1411] To Clarify The Regulation Of Carbon Capture And Sequestration; And To Establish The Carbon Dioxide Storage Fund.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB59] To Provide Each Student With One Breakfast At No Cost Each School Day Upon Request Without Consideration Of The Student's Eligibility For A Federally Funded Free Or Reduced-price Meal; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Passed
• Republican

  Business & Economy

  [SB283] To Amend The Law Concerning Unclaimed Property; And To Provide That Certain Nonprofit Organizations Are Exempt From The Law Concerning Unclaimed Property.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [SB142] To Create The Bell To Bell, No Cell Act; And To Amend The Requirements For Public School Discipline Policies With Regard To Student Use Of Personal Electronic Devices.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Other

  [HB1204] To Establish Recovery Of Damages For Necessary Medical Care, Treatment, Or Services Rendered.

  Passed
• Republican

  Ceremonial

  [SR3] To Recognize And Celebrate Arkansas Forestry Day At The State Capitol On January 21, 2025.

  Passed

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