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Database Statewide Tribal Legislation Database

Updated September 01, 2021 | Martha Saenz
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Every year numerous bills are considered by state legislatures that can affect tribal communities. These bills address a variety of issues including the environment, education, health care, taxes/revenue, including gaming and education. View introduced, pending and enacted legislation for the current legislative session here.

Bill information for the current year is updated weekly. New measures are added as they are introduced or identified by NCSL staff. 

Bills may appear twice in carry over states. In these states, please check the last date of action to ensure the status of the bill reflects the appropriate year.

New feature: The full text of bills is now available by clicking on the bill number.

For faster performance, please use the fields below to filter your results. If you select nothing, the default search will pick up all topics and states in the most recent session year available. The full text of bills is available by clicking on the bill number.

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