NE - LB 654 hearing held as of 3/10/11. MO - Failed in '09. Trying again, HB 283 hearing held as of 3/1/11. Not on calendar. TX - HB 295 intro'd 11/10, in committee as of 2/15 OK - SB91 passed Senate 34-10, advanced to House for consideration 3/14, Second Reading referred to Rules 3/16. "CR; Do Pass, amended by committee substitute Rules Committee" 4/7. To see the details, type SB91 in the "Measure Number" box on the Oklahoma Legislature Home Page Quick Search Form CT - SB 391 intro'd 1/11. In committee. IA - SF 369, intro'd 3/2. In committee as of 3/3. HI - HB1116 Rida Cabanilla (D!) intro'd bill 1/11 to supply BC for "persons of civic prominence" upon request and $100 fee. TN - SB 1043, died in committee as of 3/30. ME - LD34, Died in committee 3/3/11. GA - Failed in '10. (HB 1516). Failed in '11 (HB 401). MT - HB 205 intro'd 1/11. "Missed Deadline for General Bill Transmittal" IN - Intro'd 1/11. Died in committee. NH - Intro'd 3/11. Died in committee.
Nebraska’s is stuck in committee. With the particular people on that committee I’m told it has a snowball’s chance of ever getting out of committee. As far as I know they didn’t even vote on advancing it.
Arizona is gutsy. They’ve basically got nothing to lose at this point, though. The POTUS and his Dept of Injustice wants to offer their state as a living sacrifice to the gods of the drug cartels and Hezbollah, suing to make sure Arizona can’t practice self-defense. For Arizona, getting rid of Obama and his Department of Injustice is literally a matter of survival.
In other states it’s not necessarily like that. Many of them are owned by the federal government. Or they are run by people in key positions who want the media to love them so they can get re-elected and continue to be powerful, and that means they have to do as the media tells them to do.
Given those facts, the best chance in many states is a ballot initiative. Not in Nebraska, because the number of signatures needed to get an initiative on the ballot is a moving target that can only be determined AFTER the signatures are due, and the numbers can ultimately be manipulated by voter registration fraud. But in other states, the people have a fighting chance to get measures in place to prevent the trampling of our Constitution by ineligible candidates.