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Votes at a glance: key actions from the Arizona House floor session, March 13, 2025
Summary
Final and committee actions recorded during the March 13 House floor session include passage of several bills to third reading, the House passing and returning HB 2,043 to the Senate, final rejection of HB 2,518, and enactment of SB 1225 with emergency. Committee recommendations were issued for multiple other Senate bills.
The Arizona House convened a floor session March 13 and took committee and final actions on multiple bills. Below are the principal results recorded in the transcript.
• SB 10-40, SB 11-02, SB 11-05: Committee of the Whole reported each bill "do pass" in committee recommendations; the House placed these bills on third reading for later consideration. (Committee statements recorded on the floor.)
• HB 2,043: The House passed House Bill 2,043 (amending ARS section 13-29-21 relating to offenses against public order); the clerk recorded a vote of 45 ayes, 11 nays, 4 not voting. The bill was signed in open session and sent to the Senate.
• HB 2,518: The House debated the bill amending Title 40 (corporation commission matter). On third reading the motion failed; final roll-call was 21 ayes, 35 nays, and the bill did not pass.
• SB 1,225: The House passed Senate Bill 1,225 (relating to school curricula) with an emergency clause; the clerk recorded 52 ayes and 3 nays, and the bill passed with the emergency enacted.
• HB 2,883: The House adopted the committee report and floor amendment to HB 2,883 (school governance training) and placed the bill on third reading as amended; the transcript shows the bill was reported "do pass as amended."
Procedure notes from the session: several committee reports were adopted by voice vote. Some items moved to additional committee of the whole for further amendment (for example HB 2,883 was referred and then returned with an adopted amendment). The clerk recorded roll-call tallies where required; the transcript shows voice votes, division counts, and recorded roll calls at various points.
This is a summary of actions recorded in the supplied transcript; several bills were reported out of committee and placed on third reading but do not show a final third-reading passage in the supplied excerpt.
