Missouri State Senator

Barbara Washington 2026 Regular Session - Authored & Sponsored Legislation (Page 4)

Legislative Session

Primary Sponsor of Legislation

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Missouri 2026 Regular Session

Missouri Senate Bill SB1269

Introduced
1/7/26  
Introduced
12/31/69  
Modifies provisions relating to the filing of false documents
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Missouri 2026 Regular Session

Missouri Senate Bill SJR76

Introduced
1/7/26  
Introduced
12/31/69  
Modifies the statutes of limitations for civil actions based on certain sexual offenses
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Missouri Senate Bill SB964

Introduced
1/7/26  
Introduced
12/31/69  
Modifies provisions relating to community paramedics
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Missouri Senate Bill SB1382

Introduced
1/7/26  
Introduced
12/31/69  
Prohibits the carrying of concealed firearms in any public library
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Missouri Senate Bill SB873

Introduced
1/7/26  
Introduced
12/31/69  
Authorizes a tax credit for providing housing to victims of domestic violence
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Missouri Senate Bill SB1173

Introduced
1/7/26  
Modifies the number of hours of racial profiling training required during the basic training for licensed peace officers
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Missouri Senate Bill SB1111

Introduced
1/7/26  
Increases the homestead exemption
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Missouri Senate Bill SB1229

Introduced
1/7/26  
Introduced
12/31/69  
Enacts provisions relating to health insurance coverage of maternity services
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Missouri 2026 Regular Session

Missouri Senate Bill SB1305

Introduced
1/7/26  
Introduced
12/31/69  
Modifies provisions relating to the carrying of firearms or weapons into polling places on election days
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Missouri 2026 Regular Session

Missouri Senate Bill SB1356

Introduced
1/7/26  
Modifies provisions relating to criminal records
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Missouri 2026 Regular Session

Missouri Senate Bill SB963

Introduced
1/7/26  
Introduced
12/31/69  
Requires school districts and charter schools to offer students who are 17 1/2 years old the opportunity to register to vote