Senate Bill 114 aimed to allow public schools to display the Ten Commandments, promoting religious education, but it died in process amid legal concerns and public debate.

SR 126 requests a study on how taxation and eminent domain affect housing prices and availability in Hawaii, aiming to inform policies for better housing access.

SR 120 establishes a working group to improve vegetation management, set safety standards for tree trimming, and reduce wildfire risks for property owners and utility companies.

SR 117 initiates a Paid Family and Medical Leave program in the state, providing financial support for workers needing time off for family or medical reasons.

SB 92 proposed a 9.4% tax on S corporations in Alaska's oil and gas sector, aiming to generate $100-$150 million annually and ensure fair taxation.