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The 2025-2026 legislative cycle began on January 6. There have been significant changes in the legislature with the addition of 29 new members. In this session, there is a limit to the number of bills that members can introduce during the two-year cycle. As of the February 21 deadline, approximately 2,300 bills have been introduced. The focus has been on affordability, potential federal government cuts, and natural disaster response.
Several bills have been labeled as “spot bills” and are likely to change during the committee sessions. As the committee sessions begin, the last day for each house to pass their bills is currently set for September 12. The last day the Governor must sign or veto bills passed by the legislature is currently set for October 12.
Below are some of the bills that have been introduced during this session.
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