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New data on licensed concealed carry from the Crime Prevention Research Center shows a slight decline in the number of active carry permits…due to the adoption of so-called “constitutional (permitless) carry” laws in 27 states.
Louisiana will probably be the next state to pass a Constitutional Carry (permitless carry) bill. Republican Governor elect Jeff Landry has said he will pass such a bill.
It’s shameful that most “mainstream media” readers will never know any of this, and that’s the way those who would rule want it. And in this case, Nebraska’s “Turn Yourself In” diktat further endangers citizens’ rights.
The legislature in Arkansas has passed a Constitutional Carry bill by large margins. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders is expected to sign it. The law clarifies what has been the law in Arkansas for a decade. It is no longer controversial.
Under the proposed bills, the concealed weapon and firearm licensing program administered by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is still in place and is virtually untouched.
DeSantis is allowing establishment Republicans in the Florida House of Representatives to pawn their bill off as “Constitutional Carry” when it is anything but.
Tennessee does not have REAL constitutional carry. In TN, carrying a firearm with intent to go armed is a crime. Tennessee’s Legislators put the burden on you.
Hurricane Ian highlights the dire need for constitutional carry in Florida. Our right to keep & bear arms didn’t come with a two-day time limit.
In the last eleven years, Constitutional Carry bills have been vetoed by governors 14 times. Two of the vetoes by Democrat Governors have been overridden by Republican legislatures.
Nothing in the new permitless (“Constitutional Carry”) law sanctions “prohibited persons” to purchase or bear arms. And Abrams knows that.
Nebraska’s Republican Gov. Pete Ricketts has come out swinging in support of Constitutional carry in the Cornhusker State, a goal he calls “unfinished business.”
“New York, which is in the midst of an alarming surge in gun crimes, needs at least some restrictions on who gets to own and carry guns…”–New York Post editorial
In a speech given near Gainesville, Florida, on Friday, 29 April, Governor Ron DeSantis promised a Constitutional Carry bill would be signed by him before he left office.
Gun Control doesn’t work in NYC. The tragic terror attack that happened in NYC’s Subways is further proof that the people must be armed.
Governor Brian Kemp of Georgia signed SB 319, Constitutional Carry, on April 12, 2022.
The maneuvers over Constitutional Carry continue in Georgia. The Senate Judiciary Committee amended HB 1358. The House amended SB 319. A bill could pass quickly or be delayed.
Governor DeSantis of Florida vetoed the Congressional redistricting map on Constitutional grounds. He called for a special session of the legislature. He supported passage of Constitutional Carry.
Governor DeSantis calls out Republican controlled legislature for not passing Constitutional Carry. Special Session starts on 4/19/22.
Nebraska is getting close to passing a Constitutional Carry bill, LB 773, due to the energetic efforts of Senator Tom Brewer. Here are some of the inside details.
Indiana has become the 24th state to adopt so-called “constitutional carry” legislation.
Governor Holcomb of Indiana signed HEA 1296, the Constitutional Carry bill into law at about 3 p.m. on March 21, 2022. Indiana becomes the 24th Constitutional Carry state.
What happened with the passage of Constitutional Carry law in the state of Florida? The simple answer is Florida politicians dropped the ball for the 3rd year in a row.
Anti-gunners in two states are in anguish over the adoption of “constitutional carry” statutes with predictions from the far left that both states will become less safe.
The Georgia House has passed a Constitutional Carry bill on March 11, 2022. Governor Kemp Tweets he is committed to pushing a Constitutional Carry bill through the legislature.
March 14, the Ohio Governor signed SP 215 into law. With the addition of Ohio, there are now 23 states in the Constitutional Carry club.
The Nebraska Constitutional Carry bill, LB 773, passed its first major filibuster barrier with a vote of 36 to 9.
Alabama Gov. Ivey signed Knife Rights supported HB 272, Constitutional Carry bill. Restrictions on the carrying of a Bowie knife or a concealed knife in Alabama are repealed effective Jan. 1, 2023.
Perhaps readers here can check my work by following my methodology and seeing if they get different results.
One hour after the Alabama Legislature passed HB 272, Governor Ivey passed the Alabama Constitutional Carry bill into law. The law takes effect on January 1, 2023.
The Alabama legislature has passed the Constitutional Carry bill and sent it to Governor Ivey as of 3:05 p.m on March 10, 2022.
