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April 17, 2026
Arizona Representative Quang Nguyen announced new sentencing laws targeting fentanyl traffickers as part of broader public safety efforts.
Read more →April 16, 2026
The Arizona House Republican Majority Caucus urged residents to use current Department of Revenue forms when filing taxes after Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed two key bills related to tax relief and conformity.
Read more →March 31, 2026
The Arizona House has approved a bill repealing recognition of Cesar Chavez Day after reports surfaced alleging sexual abuse by Chavez.
Read more →February 17, 2026
Arizona House Republicans have passed a legislative package aligning state law with federal H.R. 1 reforms targeting Medicaid and SNAP eligibility enforcement. The bills aim to reduce fraud and improve oversight of public assistance programs while supporting rural health care providers. The legislation now awaits Governor Hobbs' decision.
Read more →February 3, 2026
Arizona House Republicans are advancing SNAP reforms targeting fraud reduction and improved benefit distribution.
Read more →January 27, 2026
Arizona House Republicans are advancing legislation aligned with H.R. 1 reforms focused on Medicaid accountability and rural health care improvements.
Read more →May 15, 2025
State Representatives David Marshall, Walt Blackman, and Quang Nguyen have formally requested an investigation into the City of Phoenix's policy that allows department heads to distribute taxpayer money to non-governmental organizations without...
Read more →February 5, 2025
Arizona House Republicans are advancing legislation aimed at mitigating the threat of wildfires as part of their 2025 Majority Plan.
Read more →January 18, 2025
The Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives said today that Gov. Katie Hobbs’ (D-Ariz.) budget proposal, released this week, would place “undue burdens” on Arizona taxpayers.
Read more →July 3, 2024
The Arizona Senate Republicans said "democrat ideology supports a push for a communist" country after Democrat members of the Senate voted against a bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in their curriculum.
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