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H.R.1031

Resolution; Rose Day 2026.

Complete·2/5/26

Resolution recognizing February 4, 2026, as Rose Day 2026 in Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma House of Representatives recognizes February 4, 2026, as Rose Day 2026, a day when Oklahomans will gather at the State Capitol to advocate for the sanctity of human life and the worth of every unborn individual. The resolution highlights the importance of citizens' right to express their opinions on significant matters to their elected officials.

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Sponsors

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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

House: ADOPT RESOLUTION

72 Yea

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16 Nay

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10 Absent

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History

Feb 5

House

Enrolled, signed, filed with Secretary of State

Feb 4

House

Considered

Feb 4

House

Coauthored by Representative(s) Stark, Maynard, Adams, CrosswhiteHader, Moore, Kerbs, Cornwell, Eaves, West (Kevin), Luttrell, George, Worthen, Hays, Manger, Hilbert, Patzkowsky, Norwood, West (Josh), Grego, Hardin, Hall, Tedford, Hasenbeck, Boles, Staires, Dobrinski, Cantrell, Townley, Harris, Gann, Smith, Pfeiffer, Steagall, Lay, Bashore, Kendrix, Hildebrant, West (Rick), Culver, Shaw, Jenkins, Newton, Lepak, Gise, Hill, Kane, Dempsey, Humphrey, May, Banning, Wilk, Miller, Blair, Williams, Sneed, Sterling, Ford, Chapman, Pae, Archer, Stinson, Lowe (Dick), Kelley, Johns, Turner