here are a few:

Alaska

On 19 February 2024, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy issued an administrative order stating that all state contracts must include a clause that "the support or participation of a boycott of Israel shall be grounds for termination of the contract".

Ohio

In December 2016, the Ohio General Assembly passed bill HB 476 with the vote 81–13 and five abstentions in the House and 26–5 in the Senate and was subsequently signed into law by governor John Kasich.[172][173] The bill prohibits the state from contracting with for-profit entities unless the entity declares that it does not boycott Israel.

Oklahoma

The anti-BDS bill HB 3967 was enacted in the Oklahoma Legislature in 2020. It passed the state House and Senate with the votes 75–20 and 36–7.[174] The bill requires state contractors to certify that they are not boycotting Israel. Contracts worth less than $100,000 and individuals are exempted from the law.[175]

The primary sponsors of the bill were Republican Representative Mark McBride and Republican Senator Darrell Weaver.[176] McBride referred to the Bible to motivate the bill: "The Bible is clear that those who bless Israel will be blessed and those who curse Israel will be cursed."[177]

South Dakota

In January 2020, governor Kristi Noem signed an executive order requiring contractors to the state to sign in writing that they are not boycotting, and will not boycott, Israel. The order applies to contractors with more than five employees and contracts worth over $100,000.[186]

Wisconsin

In 2017, two bills were introduced into Wisconsin's legislature: SB 450 and AB 553. They require entities contracting with the state to certify that they are not boycotting Israel. On 27 October 2017, governor Scott Walker also signed an executive order asserting that state agencies have the right to terminate existing contracts with entities that boycott Israel.[193]

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