As of February 25, 2026, a total of 2,119 measures had been introduced, including 1,966 bills (1,136 in the House and 830 in the Senate) and 153 memorials and resolutions (91 in the House and 62 in the Senate). This shows a high level of legislative activity across both chambers.
Of the bills introduced, 14 were transmitted to the Governor for consideration. Of those, 11 were vetoed, and 3 were signed into law, with no bills remaining on the Governor’s desk at this time. We have listed the specific bill numbers that were either signed or vetoed, along with their respective dates. In addition, 8 memorials and resolutions were transmitted to the Secretary of State, and the report details the specific resolutions and the dates they were sent.
The statistics also break down the legislation by political party. In the House, Republicans introduced 755 bills, and Democrats introduced 381 bills. In the Senate, Republicans introduced 588 bills, while Democrats introduced 242 bills. Overall, Republicans introduced 1,463 bills, compared to 656 by Democrats. The same partisan breakdown is provided for resolutions, with Republicans sponsoring the majority in both chambers.
ARIZONA CONSERVATIVE POLICY ALLIANCE
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Decline to sign any ESA ballot measure.
101,063 Arizona K-12 students and counting use ESA.
66% of Arizonans (and 75% of K-12 parents) support ESAs.
Tens of thousands of Arizona K-12 students attend private schools.
Anti-ESA measures would kick students out of the ESA program, seize funds from families, drown parents in regulatory paperwork, and destroy private school freedom.