House Bill 1565 allows Arkansas property owners to opt out of having their personal property information published online, enhancing their privacy and control.

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

House Bill 1936 aimed to clarify election processes for municipal offices, allowing nonpartisan elections and impacting candidate nominations in Arkansas cities.

HB 1065 sought to eliminate the 3% cap on Arkansas income tax adjustments, allowing for more accurate inflation-based tax relief for residents, but it died in committee.

HJR 1015 aimed to boost transparency by requiring Arkansas judicial candidates to declare their political party affiliation on ballots, helping voters make informed choices.