Anti-NDAA Legislation Tracking

 
Track Anti-NDAA legislation throughout the United States. Includes city, county, state, and law enforcement actions, with links to the actual legislation when possible. On State legislation, we refuse to endorse some bills because they act as a false sense of security instead of fixing the problem.
 
*We keep this page as updated as we can, but if you see something you know is out of date please contact us and we'll be sure to update it.
 
City
*Note, if a bill/resolution is not endorsed it means the language is not yet strong enough to prevent indefinite detention/application of the laws of war. A few bills were endorsed previously before we knew the full scope of the 2012 NDAA.

City	State	Legislation #	Status	PANDA Endorsed?
Berkeley	CA		Resolution Passed	No
Fairfax	CA		Resolution Passed	No
San Diego	CA		Introduced	No
San Fransisco	CA		Resolution Passed	No
Santa cruz	CA		Resolution Passed	No
Miami	FL		Introduced	No
Emmett	ID		Resolution Passed.	Yes.
Cherokee City	KS		Resolution Passed	No
Northampton	MA		Resolution Passed	No
Oxford	MA		Resolution Passed	No
Webster	MA		Resolution Passed	Yes
Worcester	MA		Referred to Committee	Yes
Takoma Park	MD		Introduced	No
Portland	ME		Introduced	No
Chapel Hill	NC		Introduced	No
Durham	NC		Introduced	No
Raleigh	NC		Introduced	No
Albuquerque	NM		Introduced	No
Las Vegas	NV		Resolution Passed – Waiting on County	No
Albany	NY		Passed 11-0	Yes
Macomb	NY		Resolution Passed	No
New York City	NY		Introduced	No
Tulsa	OK		Introduced	No
New Shorehampton	RI		Resolution Passed	No
Dallas	TX		Introduced	No
League City	TX		Passed 7-1	No
Springfield	VA		Introduced	No
Tacoma	WA		Introduced	No

 
 
County
*Note, if a bill is not endorsed it means the language is not yet strong enough to prevent indefinite detention/application of the laws of war. A few bills were endorsed previously before we knew the full scope of the NDAA.

County	State	Legislation #	Status	PANDA Endorsed?
El Paso	CO		Resolution Passed	Yes
Moffat County	CO		Resolution Passed	No
Weld County	CO		Resolution Passed	No
Fremont County	CO		Resolution Passed	No
Bonner County	ID		Resolution Passed	No
Custer County	ID		Introduced	No
Barber County	KS		Introduced	No
Harper County	KS		Proclomation Passed	No
Montgomery County	MD		Introduced	No
Allegan County	MI		Resolution Passed	No
Oakland County	MI		Resolution Passed	No
Alleghany County	NC		Resolution Passed	No
Klamath County	OR		Proclamation Passed	No
Coos County	OR		Resolution Passed	No
Fulton County	PA		Resolution Passed	No
Elk County	PA		Resolution Passed	No
Lycoming County	PA		Resolution Introduced	Not yet

 
 
State
*Note, if a bill is not endorsed it means the language is not yet strong enough to prevent indefinite detention/application of the laws of war. A few bills were endorsed previously before we knew the full scope of the NDAA.
 

State	Bill #	Status	PANDA Endorsed?
Alaska	SB 99	Signed into law	No.
Arizona	HB 2573	Died on the floor	No.
California	AB 351	Signed into law	No.
Colorado	HB 1045	Failed 33-32 on House Floor	Yes, with Amendments to be added in the Senate
Georgia	HB 92	Introduced	Not yet
Indiana	SB 400	Timed out in House	Yes, with Amendments to be added in the house
Kansas	HB 2161	Died on House Floor	No.
Maine	LD1054	Introduced	Not yet
Maryland	HB 558	Died in Committee	No.
Massachusetts	HB 1428	Introduced	Not yet
Michigan	HB 4138	Passed, awaiting Governor's signature	No.
Mississippi	SB 2689	Died in Committee	No.
Missouri	HB 57	Died in Committee	No.
Montana	HB 522	Vetoed by Governor	No.
Nevada	BDR 728	Died in Committee	No.
New Hampshire	HB 399	Died in Senate	No.
North Carolina	?	Introduced	Not yet
Oklahoma	HB 1487	Died in Committee	No.
Pennsylvania	SB 999	Introduced	No.
South Carolina	SB 92	Died in Senate	No.
Tennessee	HB 1059	Died in Committee	No.
Texas	HB 149	Timed out in House	No.
Washington	HB 1581	Died in Committee	No.
West Virginia	HB 2218	Died in Committee	No.
Wyoming	HB 114	Died before reaching House floor.	Yes w/ amendment added in committee 1/26/13

 

 

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• Dee Saddler
  Hi Dan,
  Please add the following:
  Barber County KS – introduced
  Harper County KS – proclamation passed
  I'm not sure if you are going to do sheriff resolutions, but I do have 3 of those thusfar.
  Thanks!
  
• Denise benson
  I called the Wyomming Representatives today and urged them to pass the Liberty Preservation Act!
  
  
• jia heshmati
  Comment thank you so much for your work. it is my only hope. Will it be in california soon? I am so concerned. I pray that all this can be turned around. Jia
  
  • Heather Cottner
    If you don’t see anything for your state, consider starting a chapter. If a chapter is already established in your state, please join us!
    The worse thing anyone can do is just hope something is being done…everyone who is against our over-reaching tyrannical government needs to unite! Nothing will change if there is no action. The clock is ticking. We need YOU!
    Love & light from PANDA Missouri state coordinator
    
    • Lalena
      How do I find out if Vermont where I live is doing anything? And if they are not how can I help my state do this? Please help me, I dont want to see this anywhere or in my home state. Thank you.
      
      • chris
        i just called my congressman  to push the anti ndaa  bill because its stripping us of our freedom and rights and making us slaves and we americans  do not need that if anyone else from ohio is reading this please do the same and  america needs to pray to God in heaven the ndaa is nullified and  not allowed in america or our  perspective states
        
        
    • Richard Kaut
      I'm sure there are well trained people willing to help but most are afraid of detention, those well trained will most likely meet a simple accident "at the governments orders" if their presence is verified within the organization I will go down fighting probably by myself I do not expect help from any organization but I will help on the side to preserve THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ruled only by WE THE PEOPLE.
      
• Leah LoneBear
  Dan this is awesome. It is really good to see where we are from where we have been. This is working. We ARE making a difference. Thank you for creating PANDA.
  
  
  
• F
  Comment WHAT DOES IT MEAN WHEN A STATE GOES FROM  GREEN OR ORANGE BACK TO WHITE.?
  
• Name*
  Hi! I'm Lobbyihng in Louisiana and can't find the Louisiana Resolution and can't get a hold of my fellow organizers who said it would be on here, but I can't find it… could you please email a link?  Supposed to get back to reps before they get back into offiice tomorrow!
  
  
  
• Kirsten Tynan
  I’m not clear why Hawaii and West Virginia appear blue.
  
• Tom Moody
  As a Texan, maybe it’s time to engage the clutch on all that “secession” talk that I’ve been hearing for the last 20 years.