HB 1930 aimed to raise healthcare reimbursement rates in Arkansas to 100% of Medicare levels by 2030, improving provider stability and patient access to care.

House Bill 1662 aimed to ban lobbying for foreign entities linked to national security risks, protecting Arkansas legislation from foreign influence and ensuring transparency.

HB 1513 sought to amend Arkansas lottery-funded scholarships, impacting students and colleges, but it died in committee without further consideration.

House Bill 1833 ensures fair medical school admissions by allocating 70% of spots to Arkansas congressional districts, prioritizing rural and underserved applicants.

HB 1917 empowers Arkansas student-athletes to earn from their name, image, and likeness, exempts their income from state tax, and clarifies their non-employee status.