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Votes at a glance: Arizona Senate advances several bills and memorials on third reading
Summary
On third reading the Arizona Senate passed multiple measures on March 28, 2025, including House Bill 2769 and House Bill 2905, and passed House Concurrent Memorial 2007; one bill (HB2430) failed and is covered separately.
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The Arizona Senate recorded several third-reading actions on March 28, 2025. Below are the measures that were put to a roll-call vote on the floor and the results as recorded in the Senate transcript.
- House Bill 2769: Third reading and final passage for transfer of service of state sovereign land from the State Land Department to the city of Bullhead City was recorded as passed by a vote of 21 ayes, 5 nays, 3 not voting, and 1 vacant.
- House Bill 2905: Third reading and final passage concerning revisions to Arizona Revised Statutes related to liquor licensing (text summarized on the floor as repealing and adding sections in Title 4 relating to liquor licensing) was recorded as passed by a vote of 26 ayes, 0 nays, 3 not voting, and 1 vacant.
- House Concurrent Memorial 2007: The transcript shows the memorial urging the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality to work on remediation of abandoned hard-rock mines under a federal pilot program was placed on third reading and was recorded as passed; the transcript does not provide a clear, regularized vote tally in the excerpted floor exchange, but the presiding officer announced the measure had passed and directed the secretary to transmit it to the House.
- House Bill 2430: See separate report; the measure failed on third reading (11 ayes, 15 nays, 3 not voting, 1 vacant).
The transcript does not include detailed committee reports, funding amounts, or amendment text for these third-reading items on the floor. For several introductions earlier in the session, multiple House bills were read into the record and referred to committees, but those introductions did not include floor debate or votes in the transcript excerpt.
Votes recorded on the floor have been entered into the journal and the presiding officer directed transmission of passed measures to the House where applicable.
