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Latest revision as of 13:15, 30 July 2015
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Vermont: Tell Governor Scott to Veto Anti-Gun BillThis week, anti-gun politicians in the Vermont House and Senate passed S. 209, "an act relating to prohibiting unserialized firearms and unserialized firearms frames and receivers." This bill, which mandates all firearms and firearm parts to be serialized and creates “gun free” zones around all voting locations, now heads to Governor Phil Scott's desk.Pennsylvania: Gun Control Bills Defeated in the Pennsylvania HouseOn Tuesday, two gun control measures, House Bill 335 and House Bill 2206, failed by the slimmest of margins in the Pennsylvania House.Maine: Lawmakers to Vote Friday on Vetoed Anti-Gun MeasureOn Friday, May 10th, the Maine House of Representatives and the Maine Senate will be holding a critical vote to uphold a veto on LD 2086, which contains language banning commonly owned firearms and firearm parts. NRA members and gun rights supporters are urged to contact their lawmakers and request that they sustain the veto for LD 2086. Click the TAKE ACTION button NOW to contact your state lawmakersAlabama: Governor Ivey Signs Gun Owner Data Privacy BillOn Monday, May 6th, Governor Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 281, the gun owner financial privacy bill, into law.Huge Victory for Colorado Gun Owners: Semi-Auto Ban Dead for 2024 Session!On Tuesday, May 7th, House Bill 1292, the semi-automatic ban, was indefinitely postponed and is officially off the table for this legislative session. |
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