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• HCR 2003 (2026): Marshall is associated with this ballot initiative, which seeks to expand existing bans on transgender participation in sports.

• HB 2112 (2025-2026): Marshall co-sponsored this bill, which focuses on age verification for internet pornography. While framed as a minor-protection measure, similar legislation in other states has been criticized by LGBTQ+ groups for potentially restricting access to educational sexual health resources and LGBTQ-themed content.

• HB 2266 (2025-2026): Sponsored by Marshall, this bill focuses on "strengthening religious freedom" in schools. It requires districts to adopt policies allowing students to be excused for religious instruction or exercises. Critics of such "religious freedom" bills often argue they can be used to bypass anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ+ students in educational settings.  (ref 1) (ref 2)  (ref 3)  (ref 4)

• Parental Rights: Strong focus on removing "government interference" in how parents raise their children regarding faith and education.

• Public Safety: Chairing the House Public Safety & Law Enforcement Committee and sponsoring bills like HB 2388 to protect anonymous crime tipsters.

• Social Conservative Values: Frequent support for legislation involving border security, election integrity, and "America First" values.  (ref 1)  (ref 2)  (ref 3)

• HB 2085 (2026) – Prohibiting Gender Transition Procedures for Minors: Marshall supported this legislation, which prohibits gender transition procedures for individuals under 18 and bars healthcare providers from making referrals for such care.

• SB 1269 (2025) – Religious Chaplains in Public Schools: Marshall, a chaplain himself, strongly advocated for this bill. While the bill allows schools the option to bring in religious chaplains for student counseling, critics argue it could be used to provide religious-based "conversion" style counseling or bypass professional mental health standards that protect LGBTQIA+ students.

• HB 2026 (2026) – Parental Rights in Education: Marshall has supported bills under the "Parental Rights" banner that critics argue can be used to target LGBTQIA+ inclusive curricula. These often include requirements for schools to notify parents about any discussions involving gender identity or sexual orientation, which advocates claim can "out" students and create hostile environments.  (ref 1)  (ref 2)  (ref 3)

• Eliminating "Woke" Curricula: Marshall has publicly criticized what he terms "woke" agendas in public schools, often a precursor to supporting bills that restrict LGBTQIA+ representation.

• Religious Freedom: He frequently sponsors or supports legislation that prioritizes religious exemptions, which some argue allows for legal discrimination against LGBTQIA+ individuals in social services and education.  (ref)

• Illegal Fund Transfers: Marshall is accused of improperly transferring money from his legislative committee into his Corporation Commission campaign committee.

• Prohibited Funding Sources: The complaint argues these transfers likely included funds from prohibited sources, such as businesses or political action committees (PACs).

• Violation of Clean Elections Rules: Under the Citizens Clean Elections Act, participating candidates are strictly prohibited from receiving donations from PACs or corporations to maintain their status as "Clean" candidates.

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