Industries 12 industries · 104th General Assembly record
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Bills tagged with the industry they mainly affect, from their official titles. 3,288 of 12,857 measures matched an industry rule; the rest are mainly about government process itself.
- IndustryAboutMeasures
- Agriculture & foodFarm, ranch, livestock and food businesses.145
- Oil, gas, energy & utilitiesOil and gas, pipelines, electric and gas utilities, wind, solar and nuclear.261
- Health care & pharmaHospitals, physicians, nursing homes, pharmacies, insurers' health lines and drug makers.668
- InsuranceProperty and casualty, life, title and workers' compensation insurers.182
- Banking & financeBanks, credit unions, lenders, payment networks and securities firms.89
- Real estate, housing & constructionRealtors, home builders, contractors, architects and property owners.358
- Transportation & vehiclesAuto dealers, trucking, rail, aviation and transportation contractors.372
- Technology & telecommunicationsTelecom and broadband, software, data centers and digital platforms.93
- Alcohol, tobacco, cannabis & gamingAlcohol, tobacco and vapor, cannabis, gaming, racing and lotteries.254
- Lawyers & licensed professionsAttorneys, accountants and other licensed occupations.64
- Retail, hospitality & tourismRetailers, restaurants, hotels, tourism, sports and entertainment.51
- Public sector & educationCities, counties, schools, public employees and higher education.751
Bill titles scored with Fifty Domes industry keyword rules adapted from OK Capitol Guide taxonomy (public method). Counts are measures in this session whose title matched; no lobbyist or spending figures. As of November 1, 2026.
Sources for this page
- Open States bulk data (bill titles): https://open.pluralpolicy.com/data/, copied November 2, 2026
- Industry method: keyword rules on bill titles (Fifty Domes taxonomy, adapted from OK Capitol Guide): /industries/, copied November 2, 2026
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