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Votes at a glance: key House floor outcomes, March 11, 2025
Summary
Summary of third-reading votes on multiple bills and concurrent resolutions taken on the Arizona House floor, including final tallies where recorded.
The Arizona House recorded multiple third-reading votes on March 11, 2025. Below are the principal outcomes reported on the floor and in the clerk’s recorded tallies.
House Bill 25 74 (land division; voluntary rural housing mechanism) — Passed on third reading. Clerk recorded 31 ayes, 26 nays, 3 not voting. Representative Griffin explained his aye vote noting the change pertains to non-active-management and rural areas and is voluntary.
House Bill 2,190 (interstate dental licensure compact) — Passed on third reading. Clerk recorded 34 ayes, 23 nays, 3 not voting. Floor debate addressed practitioner portability and disciplinary authority; opponents raised concerns about clinical-exam requirements and reporting of disciplinary history.
House Bill 2,609 (school curricula) — Failed on third reading. Clerk recorded 19 ayes, 38 nays, 3 not voting.
House Bill 27 36 (cybersecurity; encryption/audit framework) — Passed on third reading. Clerk recorded 35 ayes, 22 nays, 3 not voting. Members noted outstanding technical questions from DEMA and urged continued work before the Senate.
House Bill 27 86 (excessive speed measures) — Failed on third reading. Clerk recorded 26 ayes, 31 nays, 3 not voting.
House Concurrent Resolution 20 25 (constitutional amendment: 60% threshold for amendments) — Passed and will be transmitted to the Senate; clerk recorded 31 ayes, 26 nays, 3 not voting.
House Concurrent Resolution 20 53 (constitutional amendment: legislative arrest/privilege changes) — Passed and will be transmitted to the Senate; clerk recorded 37 ayes, 20 nays, 3 not voting.
Several other bills were placed on the calendar, referred to committees or had reports entered into the journal; bills taken up by the Committee of the Whole and adopted earlier in the day (for example HB 26 79 and HB 29 27) were referred to engrossing for third-read preparation.
