House Bill 2513, an extremely important self-defense bill authored by State Representative Jason Murphey (R-31), has stalled in the House of Representatives. Representative Murphey’s proposal establishes that law-abiding Right-to-Carry permit holders cannot be prohibited from carrying a concealed firearm on Oklahoma’s public university and college campuses.
Please contact your State Representative and strongly encourage him or her to protect your right to self-defense by voting for HB2513!
Also, SJR38, authored by Senate Co-Pro Tem Glenn Coffee (R-30), is currently pending action on the Senate floor. If approved by both chambers, SJR38 provides that, in this November’s elections, Oklahoma voters would be asked to approve an amendment to the State Constitution that would protect the right to hunt, fish, and harvest game.
Please contact your State Legislators and respectfully urge them to support both measures. Contact information can be found here.
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