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Votes at a glance: Major Arizona House floor actions from Feb. 18, 2025
Summary
A compact list of bills that received final action or recorded outcomes during the Feb. 18 Arizona House floor session, with results and key notes.
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The Arizona House recorded several final actions and roll-call outcomes during its Feb. 18, 2025 floor session. Below are the principal outcomes noted on the session record.
Votes at a glance
- HB 2099 (enforcement-related bill as read on the floor): Passed, 33–27. Conveyed to the Senate.
- HB 2130 (timely payment of health care insurance claims): Passed, recorded 60–0. Conveyed to the Senate.
- HB 2192 (Department of Transportation-related technical/implementing language as read): Passed, recorded 60–0. Conveyed to the Senate.
- HB 2201 (wildfire mitigation, utilities mitigation plans and Corporation Commission review): Failed on third reading, 28–32; later motion to reconsider was adopted and the bill was placed back on the third-reading calendar.
- HB 2368 (auditor general statutory amendment): Passed, recorded 60–0. Conveyed to the Senate.
- HB 2369 (auditor general statutory amendment): Passed, recorded 60–0. Conveyed to the Senate.
- HB 2370 (life care contracts): Passed, recorded 47–13. Conveyed to the Senate.
- HB 2577 (wildfire suppression statutes amendments): Passed, recorded 56–4. Conveyed to the Senate.
- HCM 2003 (concurrent memorial): Passed, recorded 33–27. Conveyed to the Senate.
- Committee of the Whole reports: multiple committee recommendations were adopted and sent to engrossing/engrossing referral as recorded in the journal (see journal entries for bill-by-bill technical referrals and retentions).
Context and next steps
Most bills that passed were transmitted to the Senate for further consideration. HB2201’s initial failure and the subsequent successful motion to reconsider mean its final status depends on upcoming House action on third reading. Several bills were held or retained on the calendar pending committee follow-up or further amendments.
