Arizona Legislature Adjourns Sine Die

The 57th Arizona Legislature adjourned its second regular session sine die on June 13 after passing campaign finance and procurement bills. House Bill 2874 updates termination statement requirements; caps the daily accruing penalty for late committee reports at $5,000; and introduces retroactive leniency with respect to certain late committee report penalties. If approved by Gov. Katie Hobbs, the bill will take effect immediately. Senate Bill 1259 allows committee statements of organization to list alternate mailing addresses for persons whose residential address is required to be listed on the statement but is court-ordered protected voter registration information. If approved by Hobbs, the bill will take effect September 12. Senate Bill 1186 requires companies responding to a request for proposal, applying for a grant, or under contract with a state agency to disclose having provided anything of value to the governor and any entity that advocates for the election of the governor or defeat of an electoral opponent within the prior five years. Hobbs vetoed a similar bill in 2025. House Concurrent Resolution 2001, proposing, among other things, to amend the state constitution to prohibit political contributions from foreign nationals, will be on the ballot for voter consideration on November 3.

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