HR 6047 KS
Commemorating the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education.
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Sponsors (120)
- Robinson · primary
- Penn · primary
- Estes Republican · primary
- Alcala Democratic · primary
- Amyx Democratic · primary
- Anderson Republican · primary
- Awerkamp Republican · primary
- Ballard Democratic · primary
- Barth · primary
- Bergkamp Republican · primary
- Bergquist Republican · primary
- Blew Republican · primary
- Blex Republican · primary
- Bloom Republican · primary
- Borjon Republican · primary
- Bryce Republican · primary
- Buehler Republican · primary
- Butler Republican · primary
- Carlin Democratic · primary
- Carmichael Democratic · primary
- Carpenter,B. Republican · primary
- Carpenter,W. Republican · primary
- Carr Democratic · primary
- Clifford Republican · primary
- Collins Republican · primary
- Concannon · primary
- Corbet Republican · primary
- Croft Republican · primary
- Curtis Democratic · primary
- Delperdang Republican · primary
- Dodson · primary
- Droge Republican · primary
- Ellis Republican · primary
- Eplee · primary
- Essex Republican · primary
- Fairchild Republican · primary
- Featherston Democratic · primary
- Francis Republican · primary
- Gardner Republican · primary
- Goddard Republican · primary
- Goetz Republican · primary
- Haskins Democratic · primary
- Hawkins Republican · primary
- Helgerson Democratic · primary
- Highberger · primary
- Hill Republican · primary
- Hoffman Republican · primary
- Hoheisel Republican · primary
- Hougland · primary
- Howe Republican · primary
- Howell Republican · primary
- Howerton Republican · primary
- Hoye Democratic · primary
- Humphries Republican · primary
- Jacobs · primary
- Johnson Republican · primary
- Kessler Republican · primary
- Landwehr · primary
- Lewis Republican · primary
- Martinez Democratic · primary
- Mason · primary
- McDonald Democratic · primary
- McNorton Republican · primary
- Melton Democratic · primary
- Meyer Democratic · primary
- Miller,D. · primary
- Miller,S. Democratic · primary
- Miller,V. · primary
- Minnix Republican · primary
- Moser Republican · primary
- Murphy Republican · primary
- Neelly Republican · primary
- Neighbor Democratic · primary
- Ohaebosim Democratic · primary
- Oropeza Democratic · primary
- Osman Democratic · primary
- Ousley Democratic · primary
- Owens Republican · primary
- Pickert Republican · primary
- PoetterParshall Republican · primary
- Poskin Democratic · primary
- Probst · primary
- Proctor Republican · primary
- Rahjes Republican · primary
- Resman · primary
- Rhiley Republican · primary
- Roth Republican · primary
- Ruiz,L. Democratic · primary
- Ruiz,S. Democratic · primary
- Sanders Republican · primary
- Sawyer Democratic · primary
- SawyerClayton Democratic · primary
- Schlingensiepen Democratic · primary
- Schmoe Republican · primary
- Schreiber Republican · primary
- Seiwert Republican · primary
- Smith,A. Republican · primary
- Smith,C. Republican · primary
- Smith,E. · primary
- Stiens Republican · primary
- Stogsdill Democratic · primary
- Sutton Republican · primary
- Tarwater Republican · primary
- Thomas Republican · primary
- Thompson · primary
- Titus Republican · primary
- Turk Republican · primary
- Turner Republican · primary
- Underhill · primary
- Vaughn Democratic · primary
- Waggoner Republican · primary
- Wasinger Republican · primary
- Waymaster Republican · primary
- Weigel Democratic · primary
- White Republican · primary
- Williams,K. Republican · primary
- Williams,L. Republican · primary
- Winn Democratic · primary
- Woodard Democratic · primary
- Younger · primary
Action history (3)
- Apr 29, 2024 Introduced · lower
- Apr 29, 2024 Adopted without roll call · lower
- Apr 30, 2024 Enrolled on Tuesday, April 30, 2024 · lower
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