The Arizona Constitution states, “The sessions of the legislature shall be held annually at the capitol of the state, and shall commence on the second Monday of January of each year.”
January 12, 2026, marked the start of Arizona’s 57th Legislature’s Second Regular Session. On that day, Governor Katie Hobbs addressed the joint legislative session and provided her State of the State Address.
Click here for the 2026 Session Timeline.
To find your legislative district and the names of your state senator and representatives, visit the Arizona State Legislature website and follow the instructions.
The Request To Speak (RTS) system is designed to allow the public to register an opinion on bills listed on agendas. You only need to go to the Capitol once physically. After that, you do not have to appear in person to register your opinion. Click here for information on Request to Speak training.
Summaries of Arizona’s Last Legislative Session
House of Representatives
Senate
How to Become a Community Advocate – If your legislators don’t hear from you, they assume you approve of their actions. This is why your voice matters at the Arizona Capitol! Click here to learn how you can make that happen.