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Votes at a glance: Arizona Senate third‑reading actions and transmittals, Feb. 11, 2025
Summary
On Feb. 11 the Arizona Senate completed third readings on multiple bills and transmitted several to the House. This roundup lists each measure called on the floor, the basic subject as read on the floor, and the vote outcome as recorded in the transcript.
The Arizona Senate on Feb. 11 took third‑reading votes on several measures ranging from professional licensing to water and campaign‑finance rules and transmitted passed bills to the Arizona House. Several measures were read for third reading with brief floor action and roll‑call votes; most were passed and signed in open session for transmittal.
Votes at a glance (selected bills from the transcript)
- SB1003 (public schools; facility access): Passed 17 ayes, 9 nays, 4 not voting (detailed debate and recorded explanations; see separate article).
- SB1037 (health professionals; pharmacy/health sections as read): Recorded passage in open session; secretary recorded 26 ayes, 0 nays, (4 not voting recorded on other measures). Transmitted to the House.
- SB1069 (property tax; amendments to property tax provisions as read on the floor): Passed 17 ayes, 9 nays, 4 not voting; transmitted to the House.
- SB1102 (pharmacy benefit managers; statutory additions): Passed by recorded vote 26 ayes, 0 nays, 4 not voting; transmitted to the House.
- SB1115 (groundwater management; demand calculator and related changes): The bill as read included an emergency clause requiring two‑thirds for passage; the senate passed the measure without the emergency clause. Final recorded passage without the emergency clause: 18 ayes, 8 nays, 4 not voting; transmitted to the House.
- SB1142 (campaign contributions; additions to campaign law read on third): Floor vote recorded and the bill was passed and transmitted; exact roll‑call tally in the transcript was unclear and is recorded here as not specified. Senator Ortiz announced a no vote on this measure on the record.
- SB1051 (professional engineers; amendments to licensing statutes): Passed by recorded vote 26 ayes, 0 nays, 4 not voting; transmitted to the House.
Other formal actions recorded on the floor
- Appointments by the president: The president appointed Senator Ortiz to the Committee on Appropriations to temporarily replace Senator Alston for Feb. 11, 2025, and appointed Senator Miranda to the Committee on Natural Resources to temporarily replace Senator Tothley for Feb. 11, 2025. These temporary appointments were announced from the president's desk.
Procedure notes
Several bills were only read by title and referred to committees for further consideration; the transcript includes a lengthy second‑reading list and multiple committee referrals. Where the transcript recorded a final roll call and a numeric tally, that tally is reported above. Where the transcript's tally language was garbled or unclear, the tally is listed as "not specified" rather than inferred.
Next steps
Bills that passed in the Senate were signed in open session by the president and the secretary was instructed to transmit each bill to the Arizona House of Representatives for consideration.
