Legislation

Unnecessarily expanding voter-purge mechanisms.

Expanding the use of juvenile detention and an increased commitment to correctional facilities.

Requiring a person transmitting or delivering a ballot on behalf of another voter to include such person's driver's license number in the written statement on the ballot envelope.

Limiting the use of a summons instead of a warrant for the arrest of a defendant to misdemeanor crimes and requiring that any bond set on a warrant issued after a failure to appear in response to a summons shall not allow release on the defendant's own recognizance.

Expanding pre-trial detention practices by reducing how jail credits are applied, imposing more rigid sentencing rules, and setting mandatory minimum bond amounts.

Expands county sheriffs’ authority to detain individuals for civil immigration purposes, insulates law enforcement from accountability, and removes longstanding democratic oversight.

Requiring the Secretary of Corrections to assist inmates with obtaining identification and employment-related documentation prior to release from custody.

Defining "gender" as biological sex at birth; imposing criminal and civil penalties for violating harmful and poorly defined bathroom bans; directing the division of vehicles to invalidate and reissue driver's licenses to match sex at birth; and directing the office of vital statistics to invalidate and reissue birth certificates.

Repealing the Mail Ballot Election Act, which provides for local, mail-only elections.