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StateLens intelligence · 2026 Regular Session
Legislation drawing the strongest partner response
Based on current public positions from 17 participating organizations.
HB3056👍 24
Agriculture; raw milk; Oklahoma Milk and Milk Products Act; sale; incidental sales; effective date.
Positions from 7 organizations
SB2028👍 24
Oklahoma Milk and Milk Products Act; authorizing certain sale of raw milk products. Emergency.
Positions from 10 organizations
HB2992👍 18
Corporation Commission; creating the Data Center Customer Ratepayer Protection Act of 2026; effective date; emergency.
Positions from 6 organizations
SB2071👎 21
Agriculture; Oklahoma Milk and Milk Products Act; dairy inspection and grading programs. Effective date.
Positions from 6 organizations
HB1937👎 16
Schools; student communications; school personnel; administrative leave; investigation; effective date; emergency.
Positions from 6 organizations
HB3403👎 15
Environment and natural resources; creating the Oklahoma Biosolids Land Application Research Pilot Program Act; effective date.
Positions from 5 organizations
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Session outcomes · 2026 Regular Session
Where the 2026 Regular Session finished
Legislative record · 2026 Regular Session
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