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This bill is a collection of small, specific rules that only apply to certain towns or counties. The Senate is currently reviewing it to decide if it should become law.
Jacksonville wants to expand its city limits to include more land. This bill would make that expansion official and update the city’s rules to match the new size. It is currently being debated in the House.
The Senate is currently working on changes to the government's spending plan.
This bill would make it easier for neighborhoods to break away from a city and become independent. Lawmakers are currently deciding whether to pass it.
The government is working on new criminal laws to start in 2026. Right now, the House of Representatives is debating the plan, so it is not a law yet.
The Senate is deciding when to take a break.
The Senate is currently deciding whether to give more money to Medicaid, the government program that helps people pay for healthcare. If approved, the bill would also set new rules for how that money must be used.
The Senate is currently working on a bill that sets the rules for how members of Congress will be picked for 2026.
The Senate is working on a bill that clears up two legal rules: 1. **Court locations:** It makes it easier to decide where a legal case should be handled. 2. **Lawyer accounts (IOLTA):** It updates the rules for how lawyers manage money held for clients, which helps fund legal aid for people who can't afford it.
The **Regulatory Reform Act of 2026** is a plan to change or simplify government rules. Right now, the Senate is reviewing it to decide if it should become an official law.
The House is currently reviewing a bill to fix small typos and minor errors in the 2026 budget. This is the second round of these "clean-up" changes.
The state’s election office wants to update some of its internal office rules. The House of Representatives is currently reviewing the plan.