The same idea in several states

Modifies provisions for eminent domain for utility purposes

Bills in 7 states whose titles and summaries closely match, earliest first.

States
7
Bills
14
Became law
1
StateBillTitleWhere it standsIntroduced
North Dakota SB 2321 Relating to awarding costs and fees in eminent domain proceedings. Failed Jan 20, 2025
North Dakota SB 2379 Relating to the surveying process during eminent domain proceedings. Became law Jan 27, 2025
Oklahoma HB 1233 Eminent domain; defining term; limiting the use of eminent domain; conforming language; effective date. In committee Feb 3, 2025
Oklahoma HB 2290 Eminent domain; defining term; limiting the use of eminent domain; conforming language; effective date. In committee Feb 3, 2025
Oklahoma SB 352 Eminent domain; prohibiting use of eminent domain for certain facilities; requiring authorization by Corporation Commission for exercise of eminent domain by c… Passed one chamber Feb 3, 2025
Oklahoma SB 994 Eminent domain; prohibiting use of eminent domain for certain energy projects and facilities. Emergency. In committee Feb 3, 2025
Missouri HB 2169 Modifies provisions for eminent domain for utility purposes In committee Dec 4, 2025
Missouri HB 2298 Removes the exemption for electric cooperatives in eminent domain proceedings In committee Dec 9, 2025
Washington SB 6165 Eminent domain/electrical In committee Jan 15, 2026
West Virginia HB 4338 Relating to Eminent Domain In committee Jan 15, 2026
Oklahoma HB 3968 Eminent domain; defining term; limiting the use of eminent domain; statutory references; effective date. In committee Feb 2, 2026
Oklahoma SB 1854 Eminent domain; prohibiting use of eminent domain for certain facilities. Effective date. In committee Feb 2, 2026
Vermont H.870 An act relating to initiating eminent domain proceedings for the purposes of affordable housing In committee Feb 4, 2026
Kentucky HB 845 AN ACT relating to the abolition of eminent domain. In committee Mar 3, 2026

Matched by the words of each bill's official title and summary; a match means closely similar wording, not identical text. Each state's current session.