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Votes at a glance: Arizona Senate actions Feb. 21, 2025 — bills and outcomes
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Summary
A roundup of bills and resolutions the Arizona Senate voted on during the session, with outcomes and brief notes. Where recorded on the floor, votes and amendments are noted.
The Arizona State Senate considered a large number of bills and concurrent resolutions on the floor. Below is a concise summary of each measure that received a recorded floor vote during the session, the outcome as announced by the Senate clerk, and any floor amendments or committee actions noted on the record.
- SB1002 (public schools; names/pronouns): Passed on third reading; clerk recorded 17 ayes, 12 nays, 1 not voting. (See separate story for debate.)
- SB1019 (photo enforcement systems; prohibition): Passed on floor vote; clerk recorded 16 ayes, 13 nays, 1 not voting (clerk summary showed passage). Committee recommended do pass; no extended floor debate recorded beyond a brief comment urging safety benefits.
- SB1023 (critical infrastructure; prohibited agreements): Passed; committee and floor report recommended do pass; floor comment recorded raising DEMA/Homeland Security concerns but bill advanced (final clerk tally reported 17 ayes, 12 nays, 1 not voting by the clerk at passage).
- SB1027 (information technology; various): Passed as amended; committee report and a technical conforming floor amendment were adopted before passage (clerk recorded 17 ayes, 12 nays, 1 not voting at final announcement).
- SB1078 (manufacturer license plates): Passed as amended; a floor amendment was adopted and bill passed on the floor.
- SB1105 (medical marijuana location and registration changes): Passed as amended (committee report and floor action recorded; clerk recorded passage, 29 ayes, 0 nays, 1 not voting in final third reading for that bill’s vote period as recorded in transcript for that block).
- SB1225 (grade levels 9–11 instruction / curriculum changes): Passed as amended; committee amendment adding an emergency clause was adopted; bill passed on the floor.
- SB1255 (school safety reporting requirements): Passed as amended with a floor amendment that clarified use of data already submitted to U.S. Department of Education; bill passed.
- SB1269 (public schools; volunteer chaplains authorization): Passed; clerk recorded passage (vote period recorded on the floor with motion and tally recorded).
- SB1282 (traffic law; aggravated unlawful flight): Passed; committee recommended do pass and the floor adopted the recommendation.
- SB1437 (mandatory reporting for school employees; investigations): Passed as amended; floor amendments and committee amendments adopted prior to passage.
Count‑2 measures (committee of the whole reported and Senate adopted committee recommendations): SB1036, SB1092, SB1093, SB1094, SB1243, SB1323, SB1324 (committee list), and other government‑committee bills: the committee of the whole recommended do pass for those items and the Senate adopted the report; clerk recorded yields and transmitted the bills to the House.
- SCR1004 (prohibit tax or monitoring based on vehicle mileage — ballot referral): Approved for ballot referral; clerk recorded 17 ayes, 12 nays, 1 not voting. (See separate story for debate.)
- SCR1008 (local government powers; limit fee increases): Passed as amended; committee reported and Senate adopted committee recommendation.
Notes: Many bills were considered in the Committee of the Whole and passed with committee recommendations. Where the transcript records floor amendments or committee amendments, the summary above notes that the amendment was adopted before final passage. The clerk’s announcements at the end of each roll call were used for final tallies; some individual explanation‑of‑vote remarks were recorded on the floor for several bills but not all measures produced extended debate.
For substantial floor debate and vote details, see the two full stories in this package on SB1002 and SCR1004.
