As the session progresses, below you will find the many bills we are tracking throughout the legislative session and whether a bill includes an action that we need your help with. Check back soon for updates!
Position | Take Action | Default Sort (hidden) | Bill # | Bill Title | Bill Description | Bill Sponsor | Subject Area | Status |
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2 | H.B. 17 | Utility Permitting Amendments | Prohibits cities and counties from limiting utility services based on energy type. Preemptively prevents communities from banning natural gas. | Rep. Stephen Handy | Sustainable Future | Passed the House (51-18), Assigned to Senate Economic Development and Workforce Services Committee | |
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3 | H.B. 38 | School Technology Amendments | Requires schools to contract with research databases to block obscene or pornographic material. Anti-EBSCO bill not grounded in reality. | Rep. Travis Seegmiller | Strong Communities | Assigned to House Judiciary Committee | |
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4 | H.B. 41 | Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls Task Force | Extends funding for the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls Task Force until 2023 | Rep. Angela Romero | Equal Rights | passed House, passed Senate committee, waiting for vote on Senate floor | |
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5 | H.B. 43 | Emergency Procurement Declaration Modifications | Improves transparency for emergency procurements made by the state by providing information within 14 days on the state website | Rep. Candice Pierucci | Good Government | Passed unanimously in House, Assigned to Senate Economic Development and Workforce Services Committee | |
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6 | H.B. 58 | Riot Amendments | Requires a person arrested for rioting to appear before a magistrate before being released, and requires the court to order restitution upon a conviction for rioting. Results in people being jailed longer than necessary. | Rep. Ryan Wilcox | Equal Rights | Assigned to House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee | |
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7 | H.B. 59 | Intimate Image Distribution Prohibition Revisions | Provides criminal penalties for a law enforcement officer and a prosecutor to duplicate, share, copy, or display an intimate image, except in specified circumstances. | Rep. Andrew Stoddard | Strong Communities | Passed in Committee (8-0), Waiting for vote on House floor | |
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8 | H.B. 60 | Conceal Carry Firearms Amendments | Removes the permit requirement for concealed carry. | Rep. Walt Brooks | Strong Communities | Passed House and Senate, Signed by Governor | |
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9 | H.B. 61 | Concealed Carry Exemption During State of Emergency | Removes the permit requirement for concealed carry during an emergency. | Rep. Cory Maloy | Strong Communities | Introduced | |
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10 | H.B. 62 | Post Certification Amendments | Adds additional grounds for suspending or revoking the certification of a peace officer (dishonesty, prejudice, use of force). | Rep. Andrew Stoddard | Strong Communities | 1st sub of bill passed committee (9-1), Waiting for vote on House floor | |
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11 | H.B. 68 | Rental Expenses Disclosure Requirements | Requires a landlord to make expense-related disclosures to a potential renter before accepting an application fee or any other payment. | Rep. Marsha Judkins | Strong Communities | Assigned to House Business and Labor Committee | |
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12 | H.B. 74 | Municipal Police Oversight Amendments | Allows cities to create a nonpartisan board with independent authortiy over the chief of police. | Rep. Mark Wheatley | Strong Communities | Assigned to House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee | |
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13 | H.B. 76 | Firearm Preemption Amendments | Prohibites cities and counties from enacting more restrictive gun control laws. | Rep. Cory Maloy | Strong Communities | Introduced | |
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14 | H.B. 82 | Single-family Housing Modifications | Prevents municipalities or HOAs from blocking accessory dwelling units. | Rep. Ray Ward | Strong Communities | Held in House Business and Labor Committee | |
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15 | H.B. 92 | Medical Practice Amendments | Anti-trans bill banning gender-affirming surgeries and medicial treatments for transgender minors. | Rep. Rex Shipp | Strong Communities | Returned to Rules Committee from House Health and Human Services Committee (10-3) | |
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16 | H.B. 102 | Contraception for Inmates | Requires a jail to allow prisoners access to medically prescribed contraceptives. | Rep. Jen Dailey-Provost | Equal Rights | Passed in Committee (9-3), Waiting for vote on House floor | |
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17 | H.B. 127 | Ranked-choice Voting Amendments | Requires that state and county offices use ranked-choice voting in primary elections. | Rep. Mike Winder | Good Government | Introduced | |
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18 | H.B. 136 | Initiative and Referenda Modifications | Adds burdensome regulations to signature gathering for a ballot initiative or referendum petition | Rep. Jordan Teuscher | Good Government | Assigned to House Government Operations Committee | |
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19 | H.B. 158 | Juvenile Interrogation Amendments | Prohibits police from interrogating a minor without a parent or legal counsel present. | Rep. Marsha Judkins | Strong Communities | Passed House (63-8), Assigned to Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee | |
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20 | H.B. 159 | Higher Education Speech | Pro-hate speech bill that blocks campuses from disciplining speech unless an excessively-high standard of "discriminatory harassment" is met. | Rep. Jordan Teuscher | Good Government | Assigned to House Judiciary Committee | |
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21 | H.B. 162 | Peace Officer Training Amendments | Requires 16 hours of annual police officer training on mental health and other crisis intervention responses, arrest control, and de-escalation training. | Rep. Angela Romero | Strong Communities | Passed House (69-0) | |
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22 | H.B. 177 | Health Education Amendments | Adds consent, coercion, sexual violence behavior deterrence, and sexual assault mitigation strategies to the sex education curriculum. | Rep. Carol Spackman Moss | Strong Communities | Assigned to House Education Committee | |
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23 | H.B. 197 | Voter Affiliation Amendments | Blocks voters from changing their party affiliation before a primary election in an election year | Rep. Jordan Teuscher | Good Government | Assigned to House Government Operations Committee | |
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24 | H.B. 203 | Mail-in Ballot Amendments | Makes Election Day the last day to postmark a mail-in ballot. | Rep. Brian King | Good Government | Introduced | |
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25 | H.B. 205 | Universal Background Checks for Firearm Purchases | Requires a background check for a gun sale between people who aren't federal firearms licensees | Rep. Brian King | Strong Communities | Introduced | |
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26 | H.B. 209 | Vehicle Registration Fee Revisions | Increases annual and six-month vehicle registration fees on electric, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and other alternative fuel vehicles. | Rep. Kay Christofferson | Sustainable Future | Passed House Transportation Committee (6-2) | |
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27 | H.B. 231 | Fetus Transport Restrictions | Blocks an abortion provider from sending fetal tissue outside the state for pathology | Rep. Cheryl Acton | Equal Rights | Introduced | |
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28 | H.B. 237 | Lethal Force Amendments | Recommends peace officers follow resonable and necessary use of lethal force standards | Rep. Jen Dailey-Provost | Strong Communities | Passed House committee unanimously, waiting for floor vote | |
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29 | H.B. 245 | Forcible Entry and Warrants Amendments | Limits police's ability to use no-knock and knock-and-announce warrants | Rep. Craig Hall | Strong Communities | Held in House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee | |
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30 | H.B. 246 | Ballot Measure Transparency Amendments | Allows a committee appointed by legislative leadership to write a description of ballot intiatives, referenda, and constitutional amendments that is included on the ballot via URL | Rep. Steve Christiansen | Good Government | Held in House Government Operations Committee | |
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31 | H.B. 253 | Abortion Amendments | Includes explicit visuals of an abortion procedure into the state-mandated informed consent module and requires it to be completed in person. | Rep. Steve Christiansen | Equal Rights | Introduced | |
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32 | H.B. 264 | Law Enforcement Weapons Use Amendments | Requires a police officer to file a report after pointing a firearm or a taser at someone. | Rep. Angela Romero | Strong Communities | Passed House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee (8-0) | |
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33 | H.B. 277 | Child Care Eligibility Amendments | Allows more working families to qualify for child care subsidies. | Rep. Ashlee Matthews | Strong Communities | Passed House Economic Development and Workforce Services Committee (8-0) | |
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34 | H.B. 279 | Higher Education for Incarcerated Youth | Establishes a higher education program for incarcerated youth through Dixie State University. | Rep. Lowry Snow | Equal Rights | Assigned to House Education Committee | |
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35 | H.B. 278 | Name Change Process for Dixie State University | Requiers Dixie State University Board of Trustees to select and recommend a new name for the institution to the Legislature; | Rep. Kelly Miles | Equal Rights | Assigned to House Education Committee | |
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36 | H.B. 284 | Minimum Wage Amendments | Raises the minimum wage to $15 for employees by 2026. Raises minimum for tipped employees to $5 | Rep. Claire Collard | Strong Communities | Introduced | |
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37 | H.B. 294 | Pandemic Emergency Powers Amendments | Removes emergency powers and public health emergency powers related to COVID-19 after 1.7 million vaccinations or recoveries | Rep. Paul Ray | Good Government | Introduced | |
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38 | H.B. 302 | Preserving Sports for Female Students | Anti-trans bill preventing trans women from participating in an athletic activity designated for female students. | Rep. Kera Birkeland | Equal Rights | Passed House committe 8-6, waiting for House floor vote | |
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39 | H.B. 304 | Digital Opportunity Access Amendments | Implements measures to increase broadband infrastructure, digital access, and digital equity. | Rep. Jen Dailey-Provost | Strong Communities | Passed House. Passed Senate committee, waiting for Senate floor vote | |
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40 | H.B. 338 | School District Voter Eligibility Amendments | Allows local school boards to allow students who are 16 and 17 years old to vote in local school board elections. | Rep. Joel Briscoe | Good Government | Introduced | |
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41 | H.C.R. 3 | Concurrent Resolution Regarding Native American Mascots and Equality in Public Schools | Encourages schools to retire Native American mascots and to provide Native American culture and history education. | Rep. Elizabeth Weight | Equal Rights | Failed on the House floor 27-45-3 | |
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42 | H.C.R. 5 | Concurrent Resolution Encouraging Statewide Emissions Reduction Goals | Calls for a 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and an 80% reduction by 2050. | Rep. Stephen Handy | Sustainable Future | Introduced | |
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43 | S.B. 10 | Place Name Amendments | Authorizes the Division of Indian Affairs to expedite the process for changing location names referring to American Indian terms. | Sen. Jani Iwamoto | Equal Rights | Passed unanimously in Senate Committee, waiting for vote on Senate floor | |
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44 | S.B. 15 | Workforce Solutions for Air Quality Amendments | Directs Dept of HR Managment to measure and report on teleworking options for state employees during bad air quality days. | Sen. Dan McCay | Sustainable Future | Assigned to Senate Government Operations and Political Subdivisions Committee | |
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45 | S.B. 38 | K-9 Policy Requirements | Requires police departments to have a written policy and annual recertification for both police dogs and handlers. | Sen. Daniel Thatcher | Strong Communities | Passed Senate (27-0), Assigned to House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee | |
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46 | S.B. 74 | Price Control Repeals | Repeals Utah's law prohibiting price gouging during an emergency | Sen. Jake Anderegg | Strong Communities | Held in Senate Business and Labor Committee | |
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47 | S.B. 80 | Utah Antidiscrimination Act Amendments | Adds protection for race-related traits and hairstyles to the Utah Antidiscrimination Act. | Sen. Derek Kitchen | Equal Rights | Failed in Economic Development and Workforce Services Committee (2-2) | |
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48 | S.B. 92 | Elections Amendments | Requires more detail of candidate financial disclosures, and requires the LGs office to conduct a study relating to ballot accessibility | Sen. Wayne Harper | Good Government | Assigned to Senate Government Operations and Political Subdivisions Committee | |
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49 | S.B. 121 | National Popular Vote Compact | Awards Utah's electoral votes to the presidential candidate that wins the popular vote if enough states with a majority of electoral votes do the same, essentially nullifying the electoral college. | Sen. Derek Kitchen | Good Government | Assigned to Senate Government Operations and Political Subdivisions Committee | |
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50 | S.B. 128 | Family Planning Services Amendments | Requires the Medicaid program to apply for a waiver or a state plan amendment to extend family planning services to certain low-income individuals. | Sen. Derek Kitchen | Strong Communities | Assigned to Senate Health and Human Services Committee | |
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51 | S.B. 138 | Violence, Disorder, and Looting Enforcement Protection Act | Increases penalties for rioters; provides that rioters may be denied bail and some state benefits; allows crime victims to sue cities for property damage | Sen. David Hinkins | Equal Rights | Assigned to Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee | |
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52 | S.B. 141 | Task Force on Food Security | Creates a Task Force on Food Security to develop a plan for establishing food security in Utah. | Sen. Luz Escamilla | Strong Communities | Introduced | |
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53 | S.B. 144 | Billboard Restrictions Amendments | Prohibits a municipality or county from taking certain actions to prevent a person from building or maintaining a billboard. | Sen. David Hinkins | Sustainable Future | Assigned to Senate Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee | |
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54 | S.B. 155 | 988 Mental Health Crisis Assistance | Creates the 988 Suicide Prevention and Crisis Services Hotline | Sen. Daniel Thatcher | Strong Communities | Passed committee unanimously, waiting for floor vote | |
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55 | S.B. 205 | Election Process Amendments | Allows a political party to opt-out of allowing signature-gathering as a path to the ballot | Sen. Dan McCay | Good Government | Passed committee, waiting for floor vote | |
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56 | S.B. 208 | Employee Medical Procedure Protection Act | Prohibits employers from requiring employees to be vaccinated or wear masks | Sen. Mike Kennedy | Strong Communities | Passed Senate Health and Human Services Committee (4-3) | |
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57 | S.B. 209 | Gig Workers Amendments | Allows app-based employers such as Uber, Doordash, or Lyft, to save money by intentionally misclassifying their workers as independent contractors. | Sen. Dan McCay | Equal Rights | Introduced | |
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58 | S.B. 214 | Official Language Amendments | Removes the provision that English is the sole language for the government in the state of Utah | Cen. Kurt Cullimore | Equal Rights | Introduced | |
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59 | S.C.R. 1 | Concurrent Resolution on Holocaust Education | Emphasizes the importance of studying the Holocaust and other genocides. | Sen. Evan Vickers | Strong Communities | Passed Senate Educate Committee (5-0) | |
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60 | S.J.R. 7 | Joint Resolution Approving EnergySolutions Constructing and Operating a Landfill for Nonhazardous Solid Waste | Allows EnergySolutions to open a new landfill for decommissioned reactor wastes. | Sen. Scott Sandall | Sustainable Future | Passed Senate (25-4), Assigned to House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee | |
Position | Take Action | Bill # | Bill Title | Bill Sponsor | Subject Area | Status |
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