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Bill Denny

Bills in the 2010 Regular Session, House.

All of Bill Denny's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • House Bill 277

    Statutes of limitations; revise limitation on actions founded on domestic judgments or decrees.

Out of committee1

In committee22

  • House Bill 164

    Homestead exemption; increase for totally disabled veterans and extend to unremarried surviving spouses of such veterans.

  • House Bill 244

    Sales tax; exempt retail sales of hearing aids.

  • House Bill 245

    Income tax; provide credit for contributions to school tuition organizations or public schools.

  • House Bill 274

    Municipal employees; prohibit governing authorities from requiring to reside inside municipal boundaries.

  • House Bill 275

    Cellular phone use in automobiles; state law regulating preempts local ordinances.

  • House Bill 276

    Open Lawyer Fees Act; create.

  • House Bill 278

    Photo voter identification; require when a person appears to vote at registrar's office or polling place.

  • House Bill 289

    Income tax; provide credit for taxpayer paying home security expenses for primary residence.

  • House Bill 290

    Ad valorem taxation; revise definition of "head of a family" and "home" or "homestead" under the homestead exemption law.

  • House Bill 291

    School districts; require administrative consolidation into one district per county.

  • House Bill 292

    Fax solicitations, certain; prohibit under Mississippi Telephone Solicitation Act.

  • House Bill 293

    Tuition; waive at universities and colleges for children of certain deceased veterans.

  • House Bill 294

    Homestead exemption; increase.

  • House Bill 295

    Ad valorem tax; revise date and amount for which cities/counties may allow partial payments, revise interest rate on unpaid taxes.

  • House Bill 302

    Voter identification; require before voting in person or by absentee.

  • House Bill 305

    Ad valorem taxes; delete school boards' authority to increase without referendum approval.

  • House Bill 306

    Elected officials; indictment results in suspension without pay and conviction results in removal.

  • House Bill 307

    Elections; make various revisions to the state election law.

  • House Bill 460

    Nonpartisan Judicial Election Act; repeal.

  • House Bill 514

    Statutes of limitations; revise limitation on actions founded on domestic judgments.

  • House Bill 929

    Appellate judges; provide for appointed judges of Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.

  • House Bill 1305

    Property tax assessments; appeals of shall be made to Board of Tax Appeals rather than to board of supervisors.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 31
Vetoed · 1
Passed the House · 1
  • House Bill 1742

    City of Jackson; delete repeal date on Jackson Convention and Visitors Bureau and expand authority of bureau to contract.

Out of committee · 1
  • House Bill 1549

    Flood and drainage control districts; revise composition of board of directors of certain.

In committee · 8
  • House Bill 653

    Students of military personnel residing on base; allow parent or legal guardian to choose school or school district of enrollment.

  • House Bill 883

    State budget; require budget requests and appropriations to be based on zero-based budgeting principles once every four years.

  • House Bill 951

    MS "French Merci Train" Boxcar; authorize and direct Dept. of Archives and History to secure, restore, preserve and maintain.

  • House Bill 1207

    Sales tax; exempt sales of handguns, rifles, shotguns and ammunition during Second Amendment Weekend.

  • House Bill 1464

    Performance review commission; create to review efficiency of state government.

  • House Bill 1502

    Weapons; revise certain restrictions where permitees may carry.

  • House Bill 1505

    Mississippi Accountability and Transparency Act; establish additional requirements for DFA's Web site on state spending.

  • House Bill 1760

    Health care exchange plans; prohibit use of federal funds to pay for elective abortions in Mississippi.