What Happened to 3,142 Missouri Bills

Of the 3,142 bills filed, 102 passed both chambers, or 3.2%. Each square below is one bill, placed in the furthest stage its own chamber recorded for it. Hover any square to see the bill; click to open it. Squares are colored by chamber: House Senate.

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Each square is one bill, placed at the furthest point recorded in its chamber's own status or last action. The data carries each bill's last action, not its full history, so this is where a bill stopped, not the path it took. 78 bills whose last action was withdrawal, a failed motion, or a postponement are listed separately below rather than forced into a stage.

1Filed only No action beyond introduction is recorded.

2,017In committee Referred to a committee; no further action recorded.

168Hearing held A committee hearing was held or conducted.

518Voted out of committee A committee voted the bill do pass.

150Reached the floor Placed on a perfection, formal, or informal calendar.

108Crossed chambers An action was recorded in the opposite chamber.

102Passed both chambers On the official Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed list.

78Other outcome Withdrawn, a failed motion, action postponed, or combined into another bill: the official status names no stage, so none is claimed.

The session's last day

1,242 of the 2,083 House bills share the same final recorded action on the same date, May 15, 2026: referred to a single committee. That is what the House's own record shows; MO Bill Watch does not characterize why. Every other day of the session is below at the same scale.

House bills only, by the date of their last recorded action. Senate statuses do not carry a date in the official record MO Bill Watch reads, so the Senate's 1,059 bills cannot honestly be placed on this timeline and are left off it rather than estimated. The May 15, 2026 bar is clipped: at 1,242 bills it is 20 times the axis maximum, and drawing it to scale would flatten every other day to a hairline.

Bills with another kind of ending

139 bills did not simply die: their text was folded into another bill, recorded by the House as a substitute and by the Senate as a combination. 118 of them can be picked out of the field above with the "Merged into another bill" filter. The other 21 are Senate bills whose status reads only "Bill Combined w/…" and names no stage, so they sit in the other-outcome group below rather than being placed somewhere the record does not support. Every bill listed here has its own page with the official record.

HB 1614 Adds certain 7-OH products to the list of Schedule I controlled substances Allen, Bill · House Did not pass

HB 1653 Modifies provisions relating to the integrity of food products Steinmeyer, Mike · House Did not pass

HB 1656 Modifies provisions governing port authorities Steinmeyer, Mike · House Did not pass

HB 1711 Establishes the "Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act" Veit, Rudy · House Did not pass

HB 1712 Modifies the offense of tampering with electronic monitoring equipment Veit, Rudy · House Did not pass

HB 1734 Creates a revolving loan program to assist homeowners' associations with erosion control Wellenkamp, Colin · House Did not pass

HB 1818 Creates provisions relating to regulation of online content involving minors Laubinger, Becky · House Did not pass

HB 1909 Requires the POST Commission to implement a system that gives members of the National Guard and active duty or reserve members of the Armed Forces credit for completing basic training when applying for peace officer licensure Williams, Cecelie · House Did not pass

HB 1948 Establishes provisions relating to the "Missouri Fathership Project" Gragg, Jamie Ray · House Did not pass

HB 2055 Modifies provisions relating to enforcement of laws relating the use of electronic communication devices Vernetti, Jeff · House Did not pass

HB 2144 Increases the Public School Retirement System (PSRS) one-time death benefit payment to $10,000 for retiree member deaths arising on or after August 28, 2026 Bromley, Bob · House Did not pass

HB 2153 Abolishes the death penalty and specifies that any person sentenced to death must be sentenced to life imprisonment without parole Murphy, Jim · House Did not pass

HB 2207 Creates provisions for electrical choice and competition Mayhew, Don · House Did not pass

HB 2229 Authorizes the "Missouri No Tax on Car Loan Interest Tax Credit", relating to a tax credit for certain new motor vehicle loan interest payments Byrnes, Tricia · House Did not pass

HB 2233 Creates provisions for electrical choice and competition Byrnes, Tricia · House Did not pass

HB 2243 Modifies provisions relating to local sales tax exemptions Wolfin, Bryant · House Did not pass

HB 2255 Modifies provisions relating to expert witnesses Hovis, Barry · House Did not pass

HB 2295 Modifies provisions relating to tax credits Casteel, David · House Did not pass

HB 2309 Establishes the "End Organ Harvesting Act of 2026" Jones, Holly · House Did not pass

HB 2398 Establishes provisions relating to summer and day camps Schmidt, Melissa · House Did not pass

HB 2412 Prohibits the foreign remittance transfer of funds to unauthorized aliens Keathley, Ben · House Did not pass

HB 2426 Establishes provisions relating to parental rights Keathley, Ben · House Did not pass

HB 2442 Modifies provisions governing responsibilities of the department of elementary and secondary education Loy, Cathy Jo · House Did not pass

HB 2478 Modifies provisions relating to utilities Lewis, Ed · House Did not pass

HB 2532 Creates provisions relating to insurance coverage of additional living expenses due to gun violence Mosley, Chanel · House Did not pass

HB 2549 Establishes protections for landowners taking wildlife on the landowner's property Boggs, Mitch · House Did not pass

HB 2618 Establishes the "Respiratory Care Interstate Compact" Gragg, Jamie Ray · House Did not pass

HB 2638 Creates provisions relating to funding of behavioral health services Black, John · House Did not pass

HB 2644 Establishes the "Respiratory Care Interstate Compact" Bush, Gregg · House Did not pass

HB 2721 Establishes the "Success for Homeless and Foster Youth in Higher Education Act" Douglas, Melissa · House Did not pass

HB 2746 Requires the department of revenue to implement a property tax mapping feature and place all tax maps prominently on the department home page Williams, Cecelie · House Did not pass

HB 2788 Modifies the offense of unlawful possession of a firearm Anderson, Marlon · House Did not pass

HB 2792 Requires the Highway Patrol to investigate any incident occurring in St. Louis city or county in which a law enforcement officer is involved in a shooting or instance resulting in serious bodily harm or death. Anderson, Marlon · House Did not pass

HB 2888 Establishes provisions relating to actions brought for medical monitoring Diehl, Dane · House Did not pass

HB 2964 Changes the dates upon which property taxes are due and delinquent Byrnes, Tricia · House Did not pass

HB 2989 Modifies provisions relating to gaming Hardwick, Bill · House Did not pass

HB 3026 Authorizes counties to enact an earnings tax to replace county real property and personal property taxes Rush, Tonya · House Did not pass

HB 3040 Modifies provisions relating to advanced practice registered nurses Overcast, Matthew · House Did not pass

HB 3070 Reestablishes the Second Amendment Preservation Act Hardwick, Bill · House Did not pass

HB 3105 Modifies provisions regarding the rights of firearms owners Schulte, Jim · House Did not pass

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Source: senate.mo.gov · official statuses read July 28, 2026 · About the data

What Happened to 3,142 Bills

The session's last day

Bills with another kind of ending