SB1073
Expanding Penalties for Blocking a Highway
Date of Vote: January 31, 2024
Chamber of Origin: SenateExpands the criminal classification of obstructing a highway or other public thoroughfare to make it unlawful for a person, having no legal privilege to do so and after receiving a verbal warning to desist, to intentionally interfere with passage on: 1) any roadway in or leading to an airport; or 2) a highway, bridge or tunnel currently holding 25 or more vehicles or people. Classifies a violation as a class 6 felony. 1
Turning Point Action’s Position
Voted YEA
11100% REPUBLICANS0% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
VOTED NAY
90% REPUBLICANS100% DEMOCRATS0% INDEPENDENTS
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Voted yea
David GowanState SenateArizona
Session Score:63.46
David C. FarnsworthState SenateArizona
Session Score:76.92
Frank CarrollState SenateArizona
Session Score:65.38
J.D. MesnardState SenateArizona
Session Score:73.08
Jake HoffmanState SenateArizona
Session Score:98.08
Janae ShampState SenateArizona
Session Score:61.54
Voted nay
Brian FernandezState SenateArizona
Session Score:13.46
Catherine MirandaState SenateArizona
Session Score:19.23
Denise “Mitzi” EpsteinState SenateArizona
Session Score:19.23
Flavio BravoState SenateArizona
Session Score:19.23
Lela AlstonState SenateArizona
Session Score:32.69
Priya SundareshanState SenateArizona
Session Score:17.31
Not voting
Eva DiazState SenateArizona
Session Score:11.54
Present
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