State legislators are shifting their focus as key bills move through the chambers. SB39, which aims to prohibit state funding for gender-affirming care, is gaining traction with strong Senate support, but its limited exceptions warrant close attention as it moves forward. SB1 and SB35 have passed. Meanwhile, HB180, co-sponsored by Republican democrat Stan Gunter and Democrat Stacy Evans, is stirring concern due to the unusual bipartisan collaboration and its potential implications. The legislative body is flooded with 379 house bills and 140 Senate bills, raising questions about the necessity of so many laws. Additionally, HB296, which introduces electronic digital driver’s licenses, is being debated in the second reader. Amid these discussions, concerns about back-end funding and political motivations, including the recent $4B increase in the st ...