PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Arizona Senate Majority Leader Janae Shamp, Majority Whip Frank Carroll, Senator David Gowan, and Senator Vince Leach are issuing a joint statement critical of how Governor Katie Hobbs and the state agencies that fall under her responsibility have contributed to the $122 million shortfall in the program that oversees the delivery of services for those with developmental disabilities.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Republicans are working to better protect patients who are receiving medical care in Arizona with a legislative proposal to bolster rights against unnecessary harm from healthcare providers.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Upon several meetings in Washington, D.C. this week between members of President Donald J. Trump's cabinet and Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen, positive action is being taken to strengthen Arizona and states alike.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— In response to an eye-opening committee hearing to investigate the causes behind recent fire insurance cancellations and dramatic premium increases on homeowners, Senate Federalism Committee Chairman Mark Finchem is now requesting assistance from the federal government to provide indemnification to individuals impacted, and to release Arizona's land from proprietorial-only control, placing it back under the authority of the State.  

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Legislation to hold child sexual predators in Arizona accountable is awaiting consideration in the House after passing out of the Senate with near unanimous bipartisan support last week.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Republicans are supporting veterans by advancing legislation to establish a Mental Health Services Grant Program, and an emergency measure to allow transport and admission evaluations for veterans suffering with PTSD. Both bills are being transmitted to the House of Representatives for consideration after passing the Senate with bipartisan support.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— A bill designed to fight back against bullying in Arizona's K-12 schools is being considered in the House after passing the Senate with full Republican support last week.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— As the Trump Administration continues to remove criminal illegal aliens from Arizona communities, Senate Republicans are advancing three bills to join the valiant efforts to secure the southern border and make Arizona safe again. All three measures, sponsored by Senator John Kavanagh, passed the Senate and are being transmitted to the House of Representatives for consideration.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Republicans are working to secure Arizona's elections with a ballot measure to close a loophole currently leaving our elections process vulnerable and open to influence from foreign actors. SCR 1027 is being transmitted to the House of Representatives after passing the Senate today.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Legislation to protect the safety of Arizonans and provide services to individuals who the court deems dangerous, severely mentally ill, and incompetent to stand trial, passed the Senate with bipartisan support today.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA – Senate President Warren Petersen is exposing serious allegations of plagiarism from a key witness in the case involving Arizona's Save Women's Sports Act, which is being challenged in federal court.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Hardworking Arizonans are one step closer to achieving the American dream of homeownership after Senate Republicans passed the Arizona Starter Homes Act today with bipartisan support. The bill now heads to the House for consideration. 

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate President Warren Petersen and other state lawmakers are joining more than 100 Arizona short-term vacation rental hosts at the Capitol this Thursday at 12 p.m. to celebrate the industry’s significant contributions to tourism and the economy. 

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Republicans are advancing legislation to add protections and remedies into state law for children and teens who undergo gender transition procedures then later experience severe consequences into adulthood.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate President Warren Petersen is gearing up for several meetings with members of President Donald J. Trump's cabinet next week in Washington D.C. to discuss key issues important to Arizona that are needing prompt attention from the federal government.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Hardworking Arizonans are one step closer to achieving the American dream of homeownership after Senate Republicans passed the Arizona Starter Homes Act today with bipartisan support. The bill now heads to the House for consideration.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Republicans are advancing legislation to address the election officer shortage in Arizona by adding a six-month training window in even numbered years. After passing the Senate with strong bipartisan support today, this bill is being transmitted to the House of Representatives for consideration. 

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— In an effort to address teacher shortages and provide school district officials with better insight of the day-to-day challenges educators face inside the classroom, Senate Republicans are supporting legislation to require school district administrators lead classroom instruction annually in Arizona's K-12 public schools. 

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— Senate Republicans are advancing a bill to protect against fraudulent activities surrounding sober living homes that provide a location for individuals to recover from prior substance use disorders.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA— The Trump Administration is taking action against radical environmental regulations from the State of California in the wake of letters sent to the federal government by Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen.