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Abe Hudson

Bills in the 2019 Regular Session, House.

All of Abe Hudson's terms

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In committee20

  • House Bill 40

    House Rule 11A; amend to authorize personal staff for each member of the House.

  • House Bill 41

    Appropriation; MDA for revolving loan program for rural counties and municipalities to improve infrastructure.

  • House Bill 42

    Appropriation; Cleveland School District for constructing and equipping a new school.

  • House Bill 43

    Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds for establishing Business Impact Center at Alcorn State University site in Mound Bayou.

  • House Bill 44

    Appropriation; Sunflower County for costs of researching whether windmills are a viable source of county power.

  • House Bill 45

    Appropriation; North Bolivar Consolidated School District for costs of repairs, renovations and upgrades at two high schools.

  • House Bill 46

    Appropriation; City of Shelby for constructing a downtown walking trail and playground.

  • House Bill 47

    Appropriation; City of Mound Bayou to make improvements to existing city pool.

  • House Bill 48

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist Mound Bayou with improvements to city pool.

  • House Bill 49

    Appropriation; West Bolivar School District for repairs and renovations at three high schools.

  • House Bill 50

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist West Bolivar Consolidated School District with improvements to certain schools.

  • House Bill 441

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist Sunflower County in researching wind energy as a viable source of power for the county.

  • House Bill 461

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist the Cleveland School District with construction of a new school.

  • House Bill 462

    Bonds; create a rural counties and municipalities emergency infrastructure loan program and authorize issuance of bonds.

  • House Bill 463

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist the City of Shelby with improvements to downtown walking track.

  • House Bill 464

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist the North Bolivar Consolidated School District with making improvements to schools.

  • House Bill 465

    Appropriation; IHL to establish Business Impact Center at Alcorn State site in Mound Bayou.

  • House Bill 1405

    Community Schools Planning and Implementation Grant Fund Program; establish for purposes of providing assistance to public schools to provide additional educational and social services.

  • House Bill 1475

    Single-use plastic straws; prohibit a food establishment from providing to a consumer unless requested by the consumer.

  • House Bill 1494

    Hate crimes; revise delineation of victim.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 1
  • House Bill 1065

    Income tax; authorize a job tax credit for certain water transportation enterprises.

Passed the House · 1
  • House Bill 1151

    "Critical Needs Teacher Forgivable loan Program"; delete automatic repealer on and other applicable provisions.

In committee · 10
  • House Bill 51

    Electric/hybrid vehicle tax; exempt certain vehicles.

  • House Bill 589

    State song; designate as "Mississippi Beautiful."

  • House Bill 656

    Mississippi Initiative on HBCUs; create to strengthen capacity of HBCUs to provide highest quality of education.

  • House Bill 708

    Alcoholic beverages; allow direct sales and shipments of wine to be made to residents in this state.

  • House Bill 903

    Song; designate "Mississippi Beautiful" as a song for Mississippi, which may be sung by all Mississippians.

  • House Bill 1379

    Statute of Limitations; remove for crimes against children.

  • House Bill 1381

    State flag; change the design of.

  • House Bill 1416

    Absentee ballots; revise notary requirements for students enrolled in a college, university or community or junior college.

  • House Bill 1417

    Minimum wage; establish and provide for annual cost-of-living increases.

  • House Bill 1418

    State employees; provide for across-the-board increase in annual compensation for those with annual salary under $50,000.00.