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H.R. 1041: Veterans 2nd Amendment Protection Act

Passed the House. Pending legislation, not current law. It does not change any benefit shown on this site.

  1. Introduced (reached)
  2. Committee (reached)
  3. Passed one chamber (reached)
  4. Passed both chambers
  5. Became law

Where it stands

Latest official action
: Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Veterans' Affairs.
Introduced
in the House
Sponsor
Mike Bost (R-IL)
Cosponsors
70

Read the bill and its full history on Congress.gov, the official record.

Who has signed on, by state

A cosponsor is a member of Congress who has formally added their name to the bill. Listed as recorded by Congress.gov.

  • Alabama: Barry Moore (R)
  • Arizona: Abraham Hamadeh (R)
  • California: Jay Obernolte (R)
  • Colorado: Jeff Crank (R), Jeff Hurd (R)
  • Florida: Daniel Webster (R), Gus Bilirakis (R), John Rutherford (R), Kat Cammack (R), W. Steube (R)
  • Georgia: Mike Collins (R)
  • Idaho: Russ Fulcher (R)
  • Illinois: Darin LaHood (R)
  • Indiana: Erin Houchin (R), James Baird (R), Mark Messmer (R), Rudy Yakym (R)
  • Iowa: Ashley Hinson (R), Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R), Randy Feenstra (R)
  • Kentucky: Andy Barr (R), Brett Guthrie (R), Harold Rogers (R), James Comer (R)
  • Louisiana: Clay Higgins (R)
  • Maryland: Andy Harris (R)
  • Michigan: Bill Huizenga (R), Jack Bergman (R), John Moolenaar (R), Tom Barrett (R)
  • Minnesota: Brad Finstad (R), Michelle Fischbach (R), Pete Stauber (R)
  • Mississippi: Mike Ezell (R)
  • Missouri: Mark Alford (R), Sam Graves (R)
  • Montana: Ryan Zinke (R), Troy Downing (R)
  • Nebraska: Adrian Smith (R), Don Bacon (R)
  • Nevada: Mark Amodei (R)
  • New York: Claudia Tenney (R), Elise Stefanik (R), Nicholas Langworthy (R)
  • North Carolina: Addison McDowell (R), Chuck Edwards (R), Gregory Murphy (R), Mark Harris (R), Richard Hudson (R), Tim Moore (R)
  • Ohio: David Taylor (R), Michael Rulli (R)
  • Pennsylvania: Daniel Meuser (R), Mike Kelly (R)
  • South Carolina: Nancy Mace (R), Sheri Biggs (R)
  • Texas: Brandon Gill (R), Brian Babin (R), Chip Roy (R), Dan Crenshaw (R), Keith Self (R), Monica De La Cruz (R), Morgan Luttrell (R), Ronny Jackson (R)
  • Utah: Burgess Owens (R)
  • Virginia: Ben Cline (R)
  • Washington: Dan Newhouse (R)
  • Wisconsin: Derrick Van Orden (R), Glenn Grothman (R)
  • Wyoming: Harriet Hageman (R)

Source: Congress.gov. Last read November 15, 2026. This page is automatic and not human-reviewed.