Jessie McGruder

Bills by Category

Sponsored Bills (42)

• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1738] To Provide A Sales And Use Tax Exemption For Disabled Veterans.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [HB1144] To Require A Participating School Under The Arkansas Children's Educational Freedom Account Program To Comply With The Same Statutory And Department Of Education Reporting Requirements To Which Public Schools Are Subject.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [HB1242] To Amend The Mechanism By Which School Nurses Are Compensated.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Civil Rights

  [SCR2] To Affirm That The American Dream Belongs To All Of Us.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

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

  Failed
• Democrat

  Education

  [HB1528] To Require A Report Card To Include A Student's Current Reading Grade Level.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [SB239] To Require A Report Card To Include A Student's Current Reading Grade Level.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1534] To Increase The Homestead Property Tax Credit.

  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
• Bi-partisan

  Government Operations

  [HJR1004] Applying To The United States Congress For An Article V Convention Of The States For The Purpose Of Proposing An Amendment To The United States Constitution To Impose Term Limits Of Members For The United States Congress.

  Failed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

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

  Failed
• Democrat

  Civil Rights

  [HJR1002] An Amendment To The Arkansas Constitution To Repeal The Exception To The Prohibition Of Slavery And Involuntary Servitude.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [HCR1005] To Honor The Arkansas Minority Health Commission During American Heart Month In February For Its Efforts To Address Heart Disease Among The Minority Populations Of Arkansas.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [HR1117] To Recognize Former Representative Ben Mcgee For His Service To His Community And To The State Of Arkansas.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Healthcare

  [HB1880] To Amend The Arkansas Human Life Protection Act And The Arkansas Unborn Child Protection Act To Add Certain Exceptions.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Education

  [HB1025] To Create The Teacher Fair Dismissal Act Of 2025.

  Failed
• Democrat

  Government Operations

  [HB1878] To Ensure Early Voting Access For Arkansans Residing In Population Centers; And To Require A County Board Of Election Commissioners To Conduct Early Voting In A City In Certain Instances.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Criminal Justice

  [HB1877] Concerning Criminal Offenses Related To Possession Of Sexually Explicit Material That Depicts A Child; And To Include A Computer Generated Image That Is Indistinguishable From The Image Of A Child.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

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

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB535] To Create A Sales And Use Tax Exemption For The Arkansas Museum Of Fine Arts And The Arkansas Museum Of Fine Arts Foundation.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1732] To Increase The Amount Of The Income Tax Deduction Allowed For A Teacher's Classroom Investment.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Environment

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

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Social Services

  [HB1537] To Repeal The Location Act For Community Homes For Individuals With Intellectual And Developmental Disabilities.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Public Safety

  [HB1875] To Amend The Law Concerning The Use Of An Ignition Interlock Device; And To Provide For The Extension Of The Mandatory Period For The Use Of An Ignition Interlock Device.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Criminal Justice

  [HB1529] To Create The Criminal Offense Of Unlawful Creation Or Distribution Of Deepfake Visual Material; And To Establish A Cause Of Action For Unlawful Creation Of Deepfake Visual Material.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

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

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [HB1802] To Create The Talent Recruitment Grant Program; And To Provide Incentives For Individuals To Relocate To The State.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [HR1072] To Recognize Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., For Its Positive Impact Upon Its Communities, The State Of Arkansas, The Nation, And The World.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [HR1090] To Recognize March 29, 2025, As Vietnam War Veterans Day And March 2025 As Vietnam Era Veterans Month In Arkansas In Appreciation Of The Sacrifices And Contributions Made By Vietnam War Veterans.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Government Operations

  [HB1654] To Authorize The Issuance Of A Special License Plate For The Make-a-wish Foundation Of The Mid South; And To Address The Inventory Of The Mid-south Community College Education Special License Plate.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [HB1633] To Amend Eligibility Requirements For Participating In Extracurricular Activities For Certain Students Who Transfer Schools; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Education

  [HB1601] To Require State-supported Institutions Of Higher Education To Provide Career Counseling And Other Resources To Certain Students.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [HR1078] To Commend Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., For One Hundred Eighteen (118) Years Of Outstanding Service And Leadership In Its Communities.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [HB1861] To Make Operation Of An Illegal Online Casino Or Sports Betting A Felony; To Create The Interactive Gaming Act; To Regulate Internet Gaming And Include Name, Image, Or Likeness Games And Gaming; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Business & Economy

  [SB524] To Make Operation Of An Illegal Online Casino Or Sports Betting A Felony; To Create The Interactive Gaming Act And To Include Name, Image, Or Likeness Drawing Games And Casino Gaming; And To Declare An Emergency.

  Introduced
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [SB263] To Increase The Homestead Property Tax Credit.

  Passed
• Democrat

  Ceremonial

  [SCR4] To Recognize Former Representative And Senator Joyce Elliott During Black History Month For Her Service To The State Of Arkansas.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [HR1028] To Recognize National Ffa Week.

  Passed
• Bi-partisan

  Ceremonial

  [HMR1004] 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
• Bi-partisan

  Transportation

  [HB1315] To Authorize A Blood Type Designation To Be Placed On A Driver's License Or Identification Card.

  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
• Bi-partisan

  Taxes & Budget

  [HB1319] To Provide An Exemption From State Sales Tax For Disabled Veterans, Spouses Of Disabled Veterans, And Surviving Spouses Of Disabled Veterans.

  Introduced

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