Arkansas · 2026 Fiscal Session · Bill

HB 1103: TO INCREASE THE HOMESTEAD PROPERTY TAX CREDIT.

Passed both chambers Official data

Introduced
In committee
Passed one chamber
Passed both chambers
Enacted

Last official action: April 28, 2026 ·Record last updated: Oct 22, 2026, 5:24 PM UTC

Plain-language summary

HB 1103 is a bill introduced in the Arkansas House on April 21, 2026. According to its official title, it concerns: TO INCREASE THE HOMESTEAD PROPERTY TAX CREDIT. Primary sponsor: Steve Crowell (Republican), Bart Schulz (Republican). It lists 100 additional sponsors. Most recent recorded action (April 28, 2026): Correctly enrolled and ordered transmitted to the Governor's Office.

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Sponsors

Sponsors by party (alphabetical): Democratic 18 · Republican 82

Name	Role	Party	Chamber	District
Steve Crowell	Primary sponsor	Republican	Senate	3
Bart Schulz	Primary sponsor	Republican	House	28
Brandon Achor	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	71
Lincoln Barnett	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	63
Howard Beaty	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	95
Rick Beck	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	43
Mary Bentley	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	54
Justin Boyd	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	27
Harlan Breaux	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	6
Keith Brooks	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	78
Matt Brown	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	55
Alyssa Brown	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	41
Josh Bryant	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	32
Ron Caldwell	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	10
Joey Carr	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	34
Fran Cavenaugh	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	30
Paul Childress	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	83
Alan Clark	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	7
Nicole Clowney	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	21
Cameron Cooper	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	57
Bruce Cozart	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	91
Carol Dalby	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	100
Breanne Davis	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	25
Tyler Dees	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	35
J. Dismang	Co-sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
Matt Duffield	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	53
Hope Duke	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	12
Les Eaves	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	58
Jane English	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	13
Jon Eubanks	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	46
Brian Evans	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	68
Scott Flippo	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	23
Stephanie Flowers	Co-sponsor	Democratic	Senate	8
Jimmy Gazaway	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	31
Gilmore	Co-sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
Justin Gonzales	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	89
Zack Gramlich	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	50
Kim Hammer	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	16
R.J. Hawk	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	81
Dolly Henley	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	88
Bart Hester	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	33
Jimmy Hickey	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	4
Ricky Hill	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	11
Alex Holladay	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	70
Ashley Hudson	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	75
Missy Irvin	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	24
Mark Johnson	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	17
Blake Johnson	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	21
Lee Johnson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	47
Bryan King	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	28
Jack Ladyman	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	32
Greg Leding	Co-sponsor	Democratic	Senate	30
Wayne Long	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	39
Fred Love	Co-sponsor	Democratic	Senate	15
Roger Lynch	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	60
John Maddox	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	86
Steve Magie	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	56
Julie Mayberry	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	92
Mindy McAlindon	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	10
Rick McClure	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	29
Tippi McCullough	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	74
Richard McGrew	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	85
Matt McKee	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	6
Brit McKenzie	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	7
Ron McNair	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	5
Stephen Meeks	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	42
Kendra Moore	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	23
Jeremiah Moore	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	61
Reginald Murdock	Co-sponsor	Democratic	Senate	9
Stetson Painter	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	3
John Payton	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	22
Shad Pearce	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	40
Clint Penzo	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	31
Mark Perry	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	66
Jim Petty	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	29
Aaron Pilkington	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	45
Chad Puryear	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	25
David Ray	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	69
Terry Rice	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	5
Jay Richardson	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	49
Scott Richardson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	13
Marcus Richmond	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	52
Ryan Rose	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	48
Johnny Rye	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	36
Jamie Scott	Co-sponsor	Democratic	Senate	12
Matthew Shepherd	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	97
Brad Simon	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	26
Joy Springer	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	76
Tracy Steele	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	72
Trey Steimel	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	2
Matt Stone	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	2
Dan Sullivan	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	20
Clarke Tucker	Co-sponsor	Democratic	Senate	14
DeAnn Vaught	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	87
Steven Walker	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	27
Dave Wallace	Co-sponsor	Republican	Senate	19
Jeff Wardlaw	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	94
David Whitaker	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	22
Richard Womack	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	90
Jeremy Wooldridge	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	1
Jim Wooten	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	59
Diana Gonzales Worthen	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	9

“Support” is shown only as formal sponsorship recorded by the legislature. Roll-call votes are available on the official bill page.

Recent official actions

April 28, 2026Correctly enrolled and ordered transmitted to the Governor's Office.
April 28, 2026TO BE ENROLLED
April 28, 2026Returned from the Senate as passed.
April 28, 2026Returned to the House as passed.
April 28, 2026Read the third time and passed.
April 27, 2026Returned by the Committee, with the recommendation that it Do Pass
April 27, 2026Read first time, rules suspended, read second time, referred to REVENUE & TAX - SENATE
April 27, 2026Received from the House.
April 27, 2026Read the third time and passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate.
April 23, 2026Returned by the Committee Do Pass
April 22, 2026Read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION- HOUSE
April 21, 2026Filed

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Bill text — HB 1103 (official legislature file)

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Key facts

Bill: HB 1103
Chamber: House
Introduced: April 21, 2026
Stage: Passed both chambers
Last action: April 28, 2026

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