AZ HCR 2026

Congressional term limits; convention

Elections; July primary; curing; observers

AZ HB 2026

Noncustodial federal monies; appropriation

AZ HB2148 2026

Transitional housing; reentry programs; licensure

AZ SB1537 2025

Health boards; state agencies; continuations

AZ HB2313 2025

Tax; distribution; county stadium district

AZ HB2704 2025

Prohibit tax; monitoring; vehicle mileage

AZ SCR1004 2025

Multistate voter registration system; prohibition

AZ HB2206 2025

The Obesity Treatment Study Committee is created to assess the cost, effectiveness, and value of expanding Medicaid coverage to include comprehensive treatment for individuals living with obesity. The committee will consist of members from both the Senate and House of Representatives, as well as representatives from health services and advocacy organizations. It is tasked with conducting a thorough study, identifying additional resources, and reviewing current policies to improve health outcomes. A report detailing the committee's findings and recommendations is to be submitted by December 31, 2025, with the section repealed after September 30, 2026.

AZ SB1711 2025

Establishment of the Obesity Treatment Study Committee

Disruption; educational institution; concealed weapon

AZ SB1020 2025

Prohibited weapons; muffling device; repeal

AZ SB1014 2025

AZ SB1221 2025

China; public funds; divestment

AZ SB1622 2025

Narcotic drugs; definition

AZ SB1725 2025

Arizona Fentanyl Trafficking Legislation

Requirements; international medical graduates

AZ SB1395 2025

Public monies; investment; virtual currency

AZ SB1025 2025

Arizona Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act

Governor; attorney general; duties; immigration

AZ HB2099 2025

Developmental disabilities; appropriations; waivers

AZ HB2945 2025

Diversity; equity; inclusion; training; prohibition

AZ SB1256 2025

Ancillary use; international headquarters campus

AZ SB1543 2025

Arizona Homestead Exemption Act

AZ SB1071 2025

SNAP Eligibility and Fraud Prevention Act

AZ SB1225 2025

Grade levels; 9/11 instruction

AZ HB2547 2025

Abortions; public funding; prohibition

AZ HB2733 2025

Unmanned aircraft; qualified immunity

AZ HB2180 2025

Acute care services; pilot program

Appropriations; health innovation trust fund

AZ HB2184 2025

Nonemergency medical transportation; study

AZ HB2584 2025

Emergency use products; employers; prohibition

AZ HB2012 2025

Boards and commissions; state departments

AZ HB2031 2025

Immunizations; proof; exemptions; higher education

AZ HB2058 2025

Osteopathic examiners board; continuation

AZ HB2314 2025

Respiratory care examiners board; continuation

AZ HB2315 2025

AZ HB2312 2025

Dental board; continuation

Technology study committee; assistive technology

AZ HB2801 2025

AZ HB2126 2025

Parental Rights Enhancement Act

Health education; fetal development instruction

AZ HB2670 2025

AZ HB2025 2025

Scope of practice; medical assistants

House Bill 2210 seeks to repeal section 41-3025.02 of the Arizona Revised Statutes and introduces a new section, 41-3033.02, which stipulates that the Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions will terminate on July 1, 2033, if voters approve a constitutional amendment that repeals its authority. The bill aims to ensure the continued administration of insurance and financial institution laws in Arizona while protecting consumers. Additionally, it outlines the retroactive application of these changes from July 1, 2025. The legislation reflects the state's commitment to regulating the insurance market and safeguarding consumer interests.

AZ HB2210 2025

Termination of Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions

AZ HB2205 2025

Election procedures manual; authority

AZ HB2405 2025

Topical medications

Regulatory costs; rulemaking; legislative ratification

AZ HB2632 2025

Classroom management; students; temporary removal

AZ HB2663 2025

AZ HB2404 2025

Commerce authority; board of directors

AZ HB2235 2025

Signs; lane use; civil penalty

AZ HB2017 2025

Voting centers ban; precinct size

Referred to the ballot for the voters to ban voting centers and only vote in precincts.

James Taylor

Arizona | District 29

56.25

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American Culture

53.13%

Big Tech & Free Speech

N/A

Border Security

100.00%

Election Integrity

92.86%

Educational Freedom

66.67%

Second Amendment

100.00%

Health & Medical Freedom

26.67%

Taxes and Spending

66.67%

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Bill	TPAction Position	Taylorposition	Comments	Year
AZ HCR 2026	Y	N/V	Congressional term limits; convention	2026
AZ HB 2026	Y	N/V	Elections; July primary; curing; observers	2026
AZ HB2148 2026	Y	Y	Noncustodial federal monies; appropriation	2026
AZ SB1537 2025	N	Y	Transitional housing; reentry programs; licensure	2025
AZ HB2313 2025	N	Y	Health boards; state agencies; continuations	2025
AZ HB2704 2025	N	Y	Tax; distribution; county stadium district	2025
AZ SCR1004 2025	Y	Y	Prohibit tax; monitoring; vehicle mileage	2025
AZ HB2206 2025	Y	Y	Multistate voter registration system; prohibition	2025
AZ SB1711 2025	N	Y	Establishment of the Obesity Treatment Study Committee	2025
AZ SB1020 2025	Y	Y	Disruption; educational institution; concealed weapon	2025
AZ SB1014 2025	Y	Y	Prohibited weapons; muffling device; repeal	2025
AZ SB1221 2025	Y	Y	China; public funds; divestment	2025

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56.25

Lifetime Key Issues Score

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American Culture

53.13%

Big Tech & Free Speech

N/A

Border Security

100.00%

Election Integrity

92.86%

Educational Freedom

66.67%

Second Amendment

100.00%

Health & Medical Freedom

26.67%

Taxes and Spending

66.67%

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