Votes at a glance: multiple bills pass Arizona Senate on March 17, 2026

The Arizona Senate recorded passage and transmission to the House for a set of bills taken on third reading during the March 17, 2026 floor session. The clerk recorded votes and directed that each passed bill be transmitted to the House. Key outcomes recorded on the floor include:

- Senate Bill 10 11: Passed; clerk instructed to transmit to the House (recorded vote announced on the floor).
- Senate Bill 10 17 (health professionals amendments): Passed; transmitted to the House.
- Senate Bill 11 70 (amendments relating to drug offenses): Passed after floor explanations of vote; a senator explained a no vote citing concerns about mandatory minimum penalties for juveniles who transfer drugs.
- Senate Bill 11 73 (health-care institutions errors statute): Passed and transmitted to the House.
- Senate Bill 12 34 (juvenile court amendments): Passed after floor debate and explanation of vote highlighting concerns about attorney-family consultation requirements.
- Senate Bill 12 75 and Senate Bill 15 85 (criminal diversion and offender-monitoring language): Passed on reconsideration and transmitted to the House.
- Senate Bill 13 32 (comprehensive light-rail feasibility study): Passed after debate; the clerk recorded the result and directed transmission.
- SP 12 73 and SB 12 74: Passed and transmitted to the House; procedural items and committee reports were entered into the journal.

Where roll-call tallies were announced by the clerk, those tallies were recorded on the floor in the journal; in some cases the clerk announced counts such as "17 ayes, 9 nays, 4 not voting." Formal vote tallies and the secretary's entries constitute the official record for each measure. The Senate adjourned after committee announcements and a motion to adjourn.