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Policy Tracker

Kratom Bill Tracker

Every tracked proposal: pending, failed, superseded, stalled and enacted — across psychedelics, cannabis, kratom and 7-OH.

32 of 289 tracked bills · newest recorded action first

  • S2271

    CJ’s Law (2026–2027)

    1. IntroducedJan 13, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Transferred to Senate Law and Public Safety.

    Companion manufacture/distribution restriction proposal. Not limited to 7-OH.

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  • SB1181

    Kratom Consumer Protection Act (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedSep 22, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Referred to Senate Regulatory Affairs.

    Current-session kratom product regulation proposal; not enacted.

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  • HS1 for HB332

    Kratom Consumer Protection Act — enacted substitute (2026)

    1. IntroducedJun 11, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedDate TBC (done)
    3. SignedSep 8, 2026 (done)
    4. Law in effectSep 8, 2026 (done)

    · Signed; effective the same day.

    Volume 85 Chapter 478, replaces HB332; signed and effective 8 September 2026.

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  • H.R. 10272

    End Gas Station Heroin Act (119th Congress (2025–2026))

    1. IntroducedSep 3, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Referred to House Energy and Commerce and Judiciary.

    Would schedule 7-OH and mitragynine pseudoindoxyl. Natural kratom exemption requires at most 1 mg/g solids or 1 mg/mL liquids and 1 part per 100 parts mitragynine by mass. Synthesized, concentrated, enriched or manufactured material is not exempt. Separate commercial-enforcement possession protections are not a general exemption from scheduling.

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  • Massachusetts · Kratom
    Superseded by a new draft
    S.1609

    An Act concerning the regulation of Kratom (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedDate TBC (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Accompanied new draft S3198.

    Replaced by S3198 on 10 August 2026; not a separate pending proposal. Successor history still needs confirmation.

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  • S. 5383

    End Gas Station Heroin Act (119th Congress (2025–2026))

    1. IntroducedAug 8, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Read twice; referred to Senate Judiciary.

    Would schedule 7-OH and mitragynine pseudoindoxyl. Natural kratom exemption requires at most 1 mg/g solids or 1 mg/mL liquids and 1 part per 100 parts mitragynine by mass. Synthesized, concentrated, enriched or manufactured material is not exempt. Not a blanket whole-leaf ban.

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  • H.R. 9913

    Safe Sips Act of 2026 (119th Congress (2025–2026))

    1. IntroducedJul 23, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Referred to House Energy and Commerce and Ways and Means.

    Color-coded labeling proposal for intoxicating drinks, including kratom-related substances and 7-OH. Not a kratom scheduling or prohibition bill.

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  • California · Kratom
    Stalled; passage deadline elapsed
    AB 1088

    Public health: kratom (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedFeb 20, 2025 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Hearing canceled at author’s request.

    Official page retains committee label but no passage before regular-session deadline verified. Excluded from confidently pending count; no invented death date.

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  • Delaware · Kratom
    Superseded by a new draft
    HB 332

    Kratom Consumer Protection Act (2026)

    1. IntroducedMar 26, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Replaced by HS1 for HB332.

    Original superseded; HS1 for HB332 became Chapter 478. Do not treat original bill text as enacted.

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  • HB4969

    Kratom product regulation (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedSep 17, 2025 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Re-referred to House Regulatory Reform.

    Would regulate manufacture, distribution and sale of kratom products; not enacted.

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  • Iowa · Kratom
    Current status not confirmed
    HF 2133

    Designating kratom as a Schedule I controlled substance (2026)

    1. IntroducedJan 21, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Amendment S-5215 filed.

    Passed House 17 March 2026, 69–26. No enactment shown; final session-end disposition unconfirmed. Excluded from current pending count.

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  • Delaware · Kratom
    Superseded by a new draft
    SB 262

    Uniform Controlled Substances Act amendments (2026)

    1. IntroducedMar 18, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Replaced by SS1 for SB262.

    Original superseded by SS1 for SB262. Successor committee history does not establish current October pendency; no enactment verified.

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  • SB 899

    Kratom product regulation (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedJun 30, 2025 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Laid on table under Senate Rule 9.

    Tabled; requires revival to progress. Not enacted and not conclusively dead.

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  • A4222

    Kratom consumer protection (2026–2027)

    1. IntroducedFeb 19, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Referred to Assembly Consumer Affairs.

    Kratom consumer-protection regulation proposal; not enacted.

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  • SF0056

    Kratom product regulation (2026)

    1. IntroducedFeb 10, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedDate TBC (done)
    3. SignedDate TBC (done)
    4. Law in effectNext step (current)

    · Introduced and referred to Senate Judiciary.

    Enacted as Senate Enrolled Act 44, Chapter 68. Official summary specifies multiple effective dates; signature date and individual commencement dates unconfirmed.

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  • A1203

    CJ’s Law (2026–2027)

    1. IntroducedJan 13, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Referred to Assembly Judiciary.

    Would criminalize manufacture and distribution under specified circumstances. Not limited to 7-OH.

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  • A1617

    CJ’s Law — kratom restrictions (2026–2027)

    1. IntroducedJan 13, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Referred to Assembly Consumer Affairs.

    Proposal criminalizing manufacture, sale and possession of substances containing kratom. Not only synthetic 7-OH.

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  • S1384

    Kratom Consumer Protection Act (2026–2027)

    1. IntroducedJan 13, 2026 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Referred to Senate Commerce.

    Kratom product consumer-protection proposal; not enacted.

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  • Hawaii · Kratom
    Did not pass; died when the session ended
    HB 717

    Hawaii Kratom Consumer Protection Act (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedJan 21, 2025 (done)
    2. PassedDid not happen (skipped)
    3. SignedDid not happen (skipped)
    4. Law in effectDid not happen (skipped)

    · Carried over to 2026; session has since ended.

    No passage verified before 2026 regular session ended. Proposed commencement is not an enacted effective date.

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  • HB 2058

    Kratom product regulation (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedNov 19, 2025 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Referred to House Health.

    Would regulate kratom through the Controlled Substance, Drug, Device and Cosmetic Act.

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  • S. 221

    South Carolina Kratom Consumer Protection Act (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedJan 15, 2025 (done)
    2. PassedMay 7, 2025 (done)
    3. SignedMay 12, 2025 (done)
    4. Law in effectJul 11, 2025 (done)

    · Act 35 became effective.

    Act 35 signed 12 May 2025; effective 11 July 2025. Enacted, not pending.

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  • HB3215

    Illinois Kratom Consumer Protection Act (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedFeb 18, 2025 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Rule 19(a): re-referred to Rules Committee.

    Filed 6 February; formal introduction 18 February 2025. Stalled in Rules Committee, but no terminal disposition verified in the ongoing 104th General Assembly.

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  • SB 233

    Kratom Consumer Protection Act (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedFeb 4, 2025 (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    · Referred to Health and Human Services.

    Unsafe-product restrictions and minimum purchase age 21; not enacted.

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  • 2016 c.2

    Psychoactive Substances Act 2016 (2015–16)

    Session: May 18, 2015 – May 12, 2016

    1. IntroducedMay 28, 2015 (done)
    2. PassedJan 26, 2016 (done)
    3. SignedJan 28, 2016 (done)
    4. Law in effectMay 26, 2016 (done)

    · Principal provisions commenced under SI 2016/553, insofar as not already in force.

    Royal Assent on 28 January 2016; principal provisions commenced 26 May 2016. General psychoactive-substances law, not a kratom-specific Act. Ordinary possession outside custody is not a general offence under this Act. Controlled cannabis is exempt from this Act but remains separately controlled; the exemption is not legalisation.

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  • Arkansas · Kratom
    Did not pass; died when the session ended
    SB 534

    Arkansas Kratom Consumer Protection Act (2025)

    1. IntroducedMar 20, 2025 (done)
    2. PassedDid not happen (skipped)
    3. SignedDid not happen (skipped)
    4. Law in effectDid not happen (skipped)

    No dated action recorded

    Kratom / 7-OH bill, not a psychedelics bill. Proposed KCPA and removal of mitragynine and 7-OH from controlled list; not enacted.

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  • SB 25-072

    Regulation of Kratom (2025)

    1. IntroducedDate TBC (done)
    2. PassedDate TBC (done)
    3. SignedDate TBC (done)
    4. Law in effectNext step (current)

    No dated action recorded

    Kratom / 7-OH bill, not a psychedelics bill.

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  • Hawaii · Kratom
    Current status not confirmed
    SB 463

    Hawaii Kratom Consumer Protection Act (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedDate TBC (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    No dated action recorded

    2026 session ended; primary bill history blocked. Old carryover does not establish current pendency.

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  • Idaho · Kratom
    Did not pass; died when the session ended
    SB 1418

    Idaho Kratom Consumer Protection and Safety Act (2026)

    1. IntroducedDate TBC (done)
    2. PassedDid not happen (skipped)
    3. SignedDid not happen (skipped)
    4. Law in effectDid not happen (skipped)

    No dated action recorded

    Kratom / 7-OH bill, not a psychedelics bill.

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  • Michigan · Kratom
    Current status not confirmed
    HB5537

    Prohibit conduct related to kratom (2025–2026)

    1. IntroducedDate TBC (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    No dated action recorded

    Official analysis includes kratom leaf, not just synthetic 7-OH. House passage confirmed 18 March 2026; final Senate action date/current status needs confirmation.

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  • Mississippi · Kratom
    Current status not confirmed
    HB 1077

    Kratom product standards (2025)

    1. IntroducedDate TBC (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    No dated action recorded

    Reported governor approval 17 April 2025 awaits primary-history confirmation. Not counted as pending; signature and effective dates unconfirmed.

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  • S8136

    Enacts the New York State Kratom Consumer Protection Act (2025)

    1. IntroducedDate TBC (done)
    2. PassedNext step (current)
    3. Signed— (upcoming)
    4. Law in effect— (upcoming)

    No dated action recorded

    Kratom / 7-OH bill, not a psychedelics bill.

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  • Ohio · Kratom
    Did not pass; died when the session ended
    SB 103

    Regulate kratom and hemp-derived products (135th General Assembly)

    1. IntroducedDate TBC (done)
    2. PassedDid not happen (skipped)
    3. SignedDid not happen (skipped)
    4. Law in effectDid not happen (skipped)

    No dated action recorded

    Kratom / 7-OH bill, not a psychedelics bill. Proposed kratom-sales regulation; no enacted statewide framework identified.

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