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Arizona HouseSB 1470Jun 26, 2025

graduation; children with disabilities

What it does: Authorizes an Individualized Education Program (IEP) team to determine that a student may benefit from special education and services until the end of the school year in which the student turns 22 years old. Prohibits the Arizona Department of Education (ADE) from imposing a penalty or withholding monies from a school for providing special education and services to a high school student for more than four years if the IEP extends the student's graduation date beyond four years. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Third Reading

Failed 29–27Party-lineClose

Yes 29 · No 27 · Democrats 0–27 · Republicans 29–0

Matched topics: Education & familiesRead the official record ↗

Arizona HouseSCR 1002Jun 26, 2025

photo enforcement systems; prohibition

What it does: Subject to voter approval, statutorily prohibits a local authority or state agency from using a photo enforcement system to identify violators of speed restrictions or traffic control devices. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Third Reading

Failed 29–27Party-lineClose

Yes 29 · No 27 · Democrats 0–27 · Republicans 29–0

Matched topics: Rights & public safety · TransportationRead the official record ↗

Arizona SenateSB 1170Jun 12, 2026

narcotic drugs; sales; minor; sentencing

What it does: Modifies sentencing requirements for persons convicted of selling a dangerous or narcotic drug if the narcotic drug sold contributed to the death of a minor. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Final Reading

Failed 14–14Party-lineClose

Yes 14 · No 14 · Democrats 0–13 · Republicans 14–1

Matched topics: Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

Arizona SenateSB 1178Jun 12, 2026

naturopathic physicians; drug administration

What it does: Allows a naturopathic physician, by expanding the definition of dru g, to intravenously administer antibiotics, antivirals and antifungals. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Final Reading

Failed 14–14Party-lineClose

Yes 14 · No 14 · Democrats 0–13 · Republicans 14–1

Matched topics: Health & careRead the official record ↗

Arizona SenateHCR 2055Jun 27, 2025

drug cartels; terrorist organizations

What it does: Subject to voter approval, statutorily declares that drug cartels are terrorist organizations and requires the Arizona Department of Homeland Security ( AZDHS ) to do everything in its authority to address the threat posed by drug cartels. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Third Reading

Failed 14–14Party-lineClose

Yes 14 · No 14 · Democrats 0–13 · Republicans 14–1

Matched topics: Foreign affairs & defense · Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

Arizona HouseSB 1106Jan 15, 2026

internal revenue code; conformity; deductions

What it does: Retroactive to January 1, 2025, conforms Arizona tax statutes to the U.S. Internal Revenue Code (U.S. IRC) as of January 1, 2026, to reflect changes adopted by the U.S. Congress during 2025. Establishes individual income tax subtractions, modifies individual income tax deductions and increases the Dependent Tax Credit. Declares the state's election to participate in the federal tax credit for individuals who make qualified contributions to school granting organizations (SGOs) and outlines SGO certification and administration requirements. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Third Reading

Passed 31–27Party-line

Yes 31 · No 27 · Democrats 0–27 · Republicans 31–0

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of livingRead the official record ↗

Arizona HouseSB 1002May 1, 2025

pronouns; biological sex; school policies

What it does: Prohibits a school district or charter school employee or independent contractor from, without parental permission, knowingly referring to a student under 18 years old by a pronoun that differs from the pronoun that aligns with the person's biological sex or a first name that is not listed in school records. Precludes a school district or charter school from requiring an employee or independent contractor to use a pronoun that differs from a person's biological sex if doing so is contrary to their convictions. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Third Reading

Passed 31–27Party-line

Yes 31 · No 27 · Democrats 0–27 · Republicans 31–0

Matched topics: Education & families · Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

Arizona HouseSB 1003May 1, 2025

public schools; restrooms; reasonable accommodations

What it does: Requires a public school to provide access to a single-occupancy or employee restroom or changing facility to a person who is unwilling or unable to use a multi-occupancy restroom or changing facility designated for the person's sex or multi-occupancy sleeping quarters. Grants a private cause of action, against the public school, to a person who encounters a person of the opposite sex in specified areas. Designates this legislation as the Arizona Accommodations for All Children Act (Act). (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Third Reading

Passed 31–27Party-line

Yes 31 · No 27 · Democrats 0–27 · Republicans 31–0

Matched topics: Education & families · Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

Arizona HouseSB 1020May 1, 2025

disruption; educational institution; concealed weapon

What it does: Prohibits the governing board of any university, college or community college from prohibiting the possession of a concealed weapon by a concealed weapon permit holder, or the lawful transportation or storage of a firearm. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Third Reading

Passed 31–27Party-line

Yes 31 · No 27 · Democrats 0–27 · Republicans 31–0

Matched topics: Education & families · Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

Arizona HouseSB 1036May 1, 2025

public resources; influencing elections; penalties

What it does: Specifies that a resident may initiate a suit for a city's, town's, county's or school district's violation of the prohibition on the use of public resources to influence an election and requires civil penalties collected by the court to be paid to the resident. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Third Reading

Passed 31–27Party-line

Yes 31 · No 27 · Democrats 0–27 · Republicans 31–0

Matched topics: Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

Arizona HouseSB 1088May 1, 2025

ADWR; hydrology reports

What it does: Requires a city or town, county, state agency and the state (public entity) or an independent contractor of a public entity to comply with all federal laws, rules, regulations or orders that relate to immigration and deportation and cooperate with outlined federal immigration authorities. Outlines penalties for a public entity or independent contractor that violates prescribed federal immigration and deportation compliance requirements. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Third Reading

Passed 31–27Party-line

Yes 31 · No 27 · Democrats 0–27 · Republicans 31–0

Matched topics: Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

Arizona HouseSB 1094May 1, 2025

business; discrimination prohibition; social criteria

What it does: Prohibits a financial institution, insurer or credit reporting agency from discriminating against any person based on a political affiliation or other social credit, environmental, social or governmental score or similar values-based or impact criteria. (official summary)

Question before the chamber: Third Reading

Passed 31–27Party-line

Yes 31 · No 27 · Democrats 0–27 · Republicans 31–0

Matched topics: Jobs & cost of living · Rights & public safetyRead the official record ↗

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