In plain English
Provides additional state funding for capital projects, affecting the agencies, institutions, or communities receiving project money.
- Status
- Became Law
- Origin
- House
- Last action
- Ch. SL 2026-61
- Date
- Aug 11, 2026
Sponsors
- RJohn Lowerycosponsor
- RKelly Hastingsprimary
- RRay Pickettprimary
- DVernetta Alstoncosponsor
- RDean Arpcosponsor
- DCynthia Ballcosponsor
- RJohn Bellcosponsor
- RBrian Biggscosponsor
- RJerry Bransoncosponsor
- RWilliam Brissoncosponsor
- RCeleste Cairnscosponsor
- RGrant Campbellcosponsor
- DTracy Clarkcosponsor
- RPatricia Cothamcosponsor
- RKyle Hallcosponsor
- DMary Harrisoncosponsor
- DZack Forde-Hawkinscosponsor
- DFrances Jacksoncosponsor
- RJake Johnsoncosponsor
- RBrenden Jonescosponsor
- RKeith Kidwellcosponsor
- RDonny Lambethcosponsor
- DTim Longestcosponsor
- RJeffrey McNeelycosponsor
- RCharles Millercosponsor
- DDante Pittmancosponsor
- DLindsey Prathercosponsor
- RReece Pyrtlecosponsor
- RTimothy Reedercosponsor
- RHeather Rhynecosponsor
- RCarson Smithcosponsor
- DCharles Smithcosponsor
- RBill Wardcosponsor
Votes
- House · Procedural motionAug 4, 2026
R2 Ruled Mat'l C RPT Adoption
A housekeeping vote about process — it does not pass or kill the bill outright.
Passed 78 yes · 31 no · 9 not voting
- Senate · Final passage (3rd reading)Jul 29, 2026
Conference Rpt Third Reading
The final vote on whether the bill passes this chamber.
Passed 31 yes · 6 no · 13 not voting
- Senate · Second readingJul 28, 2026
Conference Rpt Second Reading
A preliminary passage vote, usually followed by a final vote.
Passed 34 yes · 8 no · 8 not voting
- House · ConcurrenceApr 21, 2026
M11 Not Concur
A vote to accept the other chamber's changes and send the bill to the Governor.
Passed 69 yes · 44 no · 7 not voting
- Senate · Second readingSep 22, 2025
Second Reading
A preliminary passage vote, usually followed by a final vote.
Passed 47 yes · 0 no · 3 not voting
- House · Final passage (3rd reading)Apr 1, 2025
Third Reading
The final vote on whether the bill passes this chamber.
Passed 117 yes · 0 no · 3 not voting
- House · Second readingMar 26, 2025
Second Reading
A preliminary passage vote, usually followed by a final vote.
Passed 112 yes · 0 no · 8 not voting