Arizona State Senate
Recent News About Arizona State Senate
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Arizona Senate Republicans put 'Secure the Border Act' on the ballot
Republicans in the Arizona Senate are planning to put a “strike everything” amendment on HCR2060 to ask voters to approve “Secure the Border Act” despite Governor Katie Hobbs’ opposition to the legislation.
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Gov. Hobbs vetoes bill that would bar biological men from spaces designated for women
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed SB1628, which would have restricted sex specific spaces like bathrooms and locker rooms to an individual’s biological gender.
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Arizona State House, Senate, Chamber file lawsuit against Environmental Protection Agency
Arizona State Senate President Warren Petersen, Arizona State House Speaker Ben Toma, and the Arizona Chamber of Commerce have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to stop their new air quality act from being implemented.
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Every Arizona State Senate Democrat votes against bill prohibiting China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea from owning land in Arizona
The Arizona State Senate passed, without a single Democrat vote, a bill to prohibit China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea from owning land in Arizona.
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AZ Senate Majority Leader: Instead of ‘partisan witch hunt targeting ESAs’, AG should ‘demand accountability' of public schools 'engaging in fraud’
Arizona Senate Majority Leader Sonny Borrelli (R-Lake Havasu City), the vice-chairman of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee, said he is “deeply concerned about the lack of compliance” with school district financial reporting to the auditor general.
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AZ Senate GOP: Senate Democrats 'showed their acceptance for males and females being forced to shower together'
The Arizona Senate Republicans said Senate Democrats "showed their acceptance for males and females being forced to shower together' following a vote to pass a bill requiring public schools to provide private showers to crossdressing students.
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Arizona Legislators file lawsuit against Biden Administration for overreaching power on federal lands
Arizona State Senate President Warren Petersen (R-14) has filed a lawsuit against the Biden Administration for seizing almost a million acres of land in the state in 2023. The land, falling in both Coconino and Mohave counties, was designated as a “national monument.”
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Arizona Senate Republicans: ‘Democrat Senator, Juan Mendez, shows his support for worshiping the devil’
Arizona Republicans are accusing State Sen. Juan Mendez (D-Tempe) of endorsing Satanism and welcoming Satanists into the state's legislative chamber.
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Arizona Senate President, House Speaker sign letter to Biden, Mayorkas ‘supporting Texas’s efforts to secure the border’
Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen (R) and House Speaker Ben Toma (R) joined more than two dozen state attorneys general in signing a letter to President Joe Biden and Homeland Security Security Aljandro Mayorkas in support of “Governor Abbott’s efforts to secure our border.”
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Sen. Shamp: ‘We're once again witnessing COVID-19 fearmongering from the Left’
Arizona State Sen. Janae Shamp (R-Surprise) warned of “COVID-19 fearmongering” amidst news that some mask mandates are being resurrected in various parts of the country.
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Sen. Kern: ‘Pregnant People, LOL!’
AZ State Sen. Anthony Kern (R-29) criticized the former State House Democratic Leader for using the term “pregnant people” in a tweet.
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McCullough: 'Early COVID treatment could have saved two-thirds of lives lost'
Dr. Peter McCullough said COVID-19 posed the greatest challenge to medicine because it is not a natural virus and did not follow any natural processes that physicians normally experience when they fight disease.
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AZ Sen. Hoffman: New federal mortgage rule will “penalize home buyers with good credit”
Arizona State Sen.. Jake Hoffman (R-15), writing on behalf of the Arizona State Freedom Caucus, called on the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) to end a new policy he says will “penalize home buyers with good credit.”
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McCullough: “Truth will come out” at AZ hearings over “government pandemic response"
A world-renowned cardiologist who is speaking at an upcoming Arizona legislative hearing on the government’s “COVID-19” response said he is “locked and loaded with the scientific evidence” for the hearing.
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Petersen: "Senate and House Republicans stand in solidarity to protect women and girls from the injustices being attempted against them by the extreme left"
Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen (R-12) and House Speaker Ben Toma (R-27) are filing a motion to intervene in a lawsuit challenging the state's prohibition on boys participating in girls' sports, in the wake of Attorney General Kris Mayes (D-Ariz.) announcement that she will not defend the state law.
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Parker: “Seems like a conflict of interest for an outside group that has represented Hobbs in elections contests”
Arizona State Rep. Jacqueline Parker (R-15) is raising questions about the involvement of an outside legal group in Gov. Katie Hobbs' (D-Ariz.) elections task force, as that group also represented Hobbs in election-related litigation in 2022.
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Kern: “This board is discriminating against our future teachers because of the college they’re attending and their religious beliefs”
Arizona State Senator Anthony Kern (R-27) took to the floor of the State Senate today to call “on the Washington Elementary School District Board to reinstate its partnership with Arizona Christian University, or otherwise resign.”
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Arizona Senate Republican leaders want to outlaw kids at drag shows: 'You don’t bring your children up like that'
Republican leaders in the Arizona Senate are creating potential legislation to make it a crime to take minors to so-called “drag shows.”
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Democrat gun control measures blocked by Arizona Senate Republicans: 'This isn't a radical idea'
Arizona Senate Republicans recently voted down a bill that would have mandated background checks on all gun sales.
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Ducey on abortion bill: 'In Arizona, we know there is immeasurable value in every life – including preborn life'
On March 30, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed an abortion bill into law that would prohibit doctors from performing an abortion after 15 weeks except in cases of medical emergencies.