2024 Legislative Session Kickoff
The 2024 legislative session began on Jan. 9 with opening day ceremonies and the State of the State speech delivered by Gov. Hobbs. Click here to read more.
Legislative Session Update - JAn. 29
Jan. 29 marks the 22nd day of the 2024 legislative session. Lawmakers have introduced more than 1,200 pieces of legislation and deadlines are fast approaching to introduce bills and hold committee hearings. Read more.
LEGISLATIVE NEWSLETTER - FEB. 12
With the deadline to introduce legislation having passed, lawmakers turn their focus to the more than 1,700 pieces of legislation. Major topics for this year include the state budget shortfall, housing and water. Read more.
LEGISLATIVE Newsletter - Feb. 22
Lawmakers spent the week of Feb. 19 having marathon floor sessions to debate and vote on bills with the goal of sending as many bills as possible to the other chamber. NAIOP is engaged and monitoring several key pieces of legislation this year. Read more.
LEGISLATIVE NEWSLETTER - Mar. 7
Governor Hobbs issued her first veto of 2024, Senator Sinema announces she won't seek re-election, and the Legislature gets a full roster after recent resignations. Read more.
LEGISLATIVE NEWSLETTER - Mar. 21
The governor issues her second veto this year on a home building bill, Rep. Hodge resigns and the Legislature wraps up committee hearings. Read more.
LEGISLATIVE NEWSLETTER - APR. 4
The House of Representatives gets a new appointment and candidates qualify for the 2024 primary ballot. Water policy remains a priority, and a joint hearing points fingers at manufacturers. Read more.
2024 Legislative Session Final Update
On June 15 lawmakers adjourned the legislative session for the year, passing 332 bills out of 1,660. Governor Hobbs signed 259 and vetoed 73. The enacted budget narrowly passed out of both chambers and made numerous cuts to state agencies and programs. Read more.