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
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House Bills
HB2001 Elections; early voting; tabulation
HB2036 Voter registration; same day
HB2037 Automatic voter registration
HB2039 Clergy; priests; duty to report
HB2048 Orders of protection; process servers
HB2064 Vulnerable pedestrians
HB2076 School safety; employee certification; policies
HB2086 Vaccination mandates; masks; prohibition
HB2093 Mental health instruction; requirement; repeal
HB2107 SNAP benefits; purchase; waiver
HB2120 Property tax exemption; disability; determination
HB2175 Crimes; hostility toward victims; sentencing
HB2178 Agency; chief medical officer; license
HB 2202 Appropriations; dementia care; telemonitoring program
HB2203 Department of Education; reporting requirements
HB2207 Appropriation; braille transcription program
HB2216 High schools; trade diploma program
HB2217 Antidiscrimination; employment; housing; public accommodations
HB2220 Polling places; accessible equipment
HB2240 Tuition waiver; children; veterans; disabilities
HB2436 Mental health evaluations; health professionals
HB2477 Arizona’s education savings plan; revisions
HB2495 Sentencing enhancements; vulnerable adults
HB2521 Eligibility; children’s health insurance program
HB2569 Terminally ill individuals; end-of-life decisions
HB2577 ESAs; assessments; standards; accreditation
HB2611 Group homes; safety; training; rights
HB2621 Public schools; special education; access
HB2646 Children’s bill of rights
HB2651 Blue envelope program; autism spectrum
HB2700 Technology study committee; assistive technology
HB2717 Sexual assault survivors; rights
HB2907 Voting centers; early voting; security
HB2947 Public schools; student discipline; absenteeism
HB4012 Special needs patients; health facilities
HB4048 Military children; special education; enrollment
HB4058 Voting; ranking; ballot format
HB4133 Changing stations; public entities
Senate Bills
SB1001 Appropriation; older individuals; blind
SB1002 SNAP; TANF; public welfare; verification
SB1017 Informed consent; signatures
SB1072 Reimbursement rate increases; appropriations
SB1102 Early childhood education; providers; appropriation
SB1115 AHCCCS; remote work; prohibition
SB1132 Appropriation; Arizona state hospital
SB1143 Public schools; safety; reporting requirements
SB1145 Behavior analysts; committee; regulatory authority
SB1179 Group home monitoring program; continuation
SB1262 Voting centers; early voting; security
SB1341 Antidiscrimination; employment; housing; public accommodations
SB1343 State voting rights act
SB1344 Permanent early voting list
SB1594 Schools; corporal punishment; prohibition
SB1622 Behavioral health technicians; definition; duties
SB1698 ESAs; children with disabilities; evaluations
SB1704 ESAs; children with disabilities; requirements
SB1754 ADE; special education; parent complaints
SB1824 Blindness compensatory skills; teaching certificates