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Noah Sanford

Bills in the 2025 Regular Session, House.

All of Noah Sanford's terms

Sponsored

Became law4

  • House Bill 289

    Election commissioners; revise terms and election cycles for those in Districts Two and Four.

  • House Bill 291

    County and county district officers; require to have runoff election if no candidate receives majority after general election.

  • House Bill 293

    Congressional primaries; change time for holding in years without presidential election.

  • House Bill 724

    Election crime; create for the willful failure to transmit a voter's ballot in certain situations.

Passed the House12

  • House Bill 142

    Election commissioners; authorize board of supervisors to pay additional compensation to for election days.

  • House Bill 162

    Justice Court; revise filing fees.

  • House Bill 163

    Absentee ballot; provide process to cure if signatures on application and envelope do not correspond.

  • House Bill 172

    County and municipal executive committee agreements; revise.

  • House Bill 177

    In-person absentee voting; authorize to be conducted using OMR equipment.

  • House Bill 288

    Election commissioner; revise office to be nonpartisan.

  • House Bill 294

    Forestry Commission; allow to charge state agencies for services in managing timber lands of the agency.

  • House Bill 726

    Secretary of State; require to prescribe a form for candidates to use when qualifying for office.

  • House Bill 1941

    Suffrage; restore to Christopher Preston of Covington County.

  • House Bill 1942

    Suffrage; restore to Elaine Goudy of Covington County.

  • House Bill 1943

    Suffrage; restore to Jared Scott Drennan of Covington County.

  • House Bill 1950

    Suffrage; restore to Omar Eugene Magee of Covington County.

In committee12

  • House Bill 164

    Successor affidavit for probate estates; increase.

  • House Bill 165

    Expert citizen teachers; provide rate of compensation for those employed in critical shortage areas.

  • House Bill 178

    Motor vehicle; revise law authorizing owner to designate beneficiary for transfer of ownership by increasing number of beneficiaries to four.

  • House Bill 290

    Real property conveyance; authorize 18 year olds to contract for.

  • House Bill 292

    Sales tax; exempt sales of tangible personal property or services to Veterans Outreach.

  • House Bill 723

    State employees; require reimbursement for travel expenses to be paid within 10 days of submitting expense documentation.

  • House Bill 725

    Elections; create a procedure for a candidate to challenge his or her disqualification.

  • House Bill 727

    Justice court fees; increase in phases through 2028.

  • House Bill 728

    School board elections; revise qualification deadlines for.

  • House Bill 911

    Abandoned motor vehicles on private property; regulate complaint process and removal of.

  • House Bill 912

    Arson; revise penalties when the owner commits.

  • House Bill 1425

    Qualification deadlines; revise times for certain elections.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 1
Passed the House · 1
  • House Bill 1656

    Strengthening Troop Retention for our National Guard (STRONG) Act; create.

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 1119

    Pharmacy benefit managers; revise provisions related to.

  • House Bill 1850

    Ad valorem tax; exempt portion of increase in true value of property under certain conditions.