Frank Carroll – Bills – State Senator

Bills Carroll wrote

As the main sponsor, Carroll introduced 23 bills, and 4 became law. Newest first.

SB1757 · 2026 session · introduced Feb 2, 2026

Foreign principals; lobbyists; registration; fund

Stopped in committee
SB1744 · 2026 session · introduced Feb 2, 2026

TPT; exemption; fire trucks; ambulance

Stopped in committee
SB1683 · 2026 session · introduced Feb 2, 2026

Landownership; foreign adversary; prohibition

Became law, signed Jun 22, 2026
SB1682 · 2026 session · introduced Feb 2, 2026

Treasurer; qualified Arizona-based investment managers

Stopped in committee
SB1616 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 29, 2026

Business entities; licensees; exemptions

Stopped in the House
SB1553 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 28, 2026

Technical correction; game and fish

Never got a floor vote
SB1531 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 28, 2026

Special plate; distracted driving

Stopped in the House
SB1511 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 27, 2026

Commercial vehicles; operator; lawful presence(NOW: nondomiciled commercial drivers license; validity)

Vetoed by the Governor Jun 19, 2026
SB1481 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 27, 2026

Elevator contractors; mechanics; certification

Stopped in committee
SB1479 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 27, 2026

Deeds; identification; forgery; notice; notaries

Became law, signed Apr 9, 2026
SB1420 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 26, 2026

Public nuisance; pigeons

Stopped in committee
SB1419 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 26, 2026

Solar energy; inspection; contractors

Became law, signed Jun 19, 2026
SB1418 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 26, 2026

Corporation commission; small modular reactors

Vetoed by the Governor Jun 19, 2026
SB1379 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 22, 2026

Study committee; scrap metal theft.

Stopped in committee
SB1303 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 21, 2026

Electricians; registration; requirements

Never got a floor vote
SB1207 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Appropriation; study; transportation infrastructure

Stopped in the House
SB1206 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Storm related insurance claims(NOW: storm related insurance claims; adjusters)

Became law, signed Jun 19, 2026
SB1100 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 7, 2026

Patient rights; health care services(NOW: foreign adversary; lobbying; registration; disclosure)

Held awaiting Concurrence or Conference
SB1099 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 7, 2026

Gender transition procedures; informed consent(NOW: defamation; elements)

Stopped in the House
SB1088 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 5, 2026

Appropriation; Arizona homeland security; cybersecurity

Stopped in the House
SCR1021 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 26, 2026

Pickleball; official state sport

Stopped in committee
SCM1004 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 13, 2026

Clean air act; EPA powers

No final result listed
SB1001 · 2026 session · introduced Nov 17, 2025

Appropriation; older individuals; blind

Stopped in the House

Bills Carroll signed on to support

Legislators also sign on as co-sponsors of other legislators’ bills to show support. Carroll co-sponsored 26.

HB4038 · 2026 session · introduced Feb 5, 2026

Public schools; first day; restriction

Stopped in committee
HB4026 · 2026 session · introduced Feb 5, 2026

Public infrastructure improvements; distribution limit

Stopped in the Senate
HB2952 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 28, 2026

Deeds; identification; forgery; notice; notaries.

Stopped in committee
HB2950 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 27, 2026

Tourism improvement areas; municipalities; counties

Became law, signed Jun 19, 2026
HB2842 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Property sale; notice; escrow agents

Stopped in the Rules Committee
HB2417 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 14, 2026

Excessive speed; speed inhibiting device

Became law, signed Jun 19, 2026
HB2415 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 14, 2026

Kratom products; narcotic drugs

Stopped in the Senate
HB2413 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 14, 2026

Sex offenders; electronic monitoring

Voted down
HB2411 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 14, 2026

Coerced abortion; abortion-inducing drugs

Stopped in the Senate
HCR2064 · 2026 session · introduced Feb 18, 2026

Barbara Leff; death resolution

No final result listed
HCR2047 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 29, 2026

Legitimacy; Judea and Samaria; recognition

No final result listed
HCR2044 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Preferential treatment; discrimination; prohibited acts

No final result listed
SB1450 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 26, 2026

Condominiums; construction defects; actions; procedures

Never got a floor vote
SB1267 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 20, 2026

Candidate petitions; circulators

Stopped in the Rules Committee
SB1255 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 20, 2026

Arizona jazz day; observed

Stopped in committee
SB1222 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Light rail; public monies; prohibition

Stopped in committee
SB1204 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Appropriation; U.S. 60; SR 303

Stopped in the House
SB1186 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 14, 2026

Document retention; proposals; donations

Vetoed by the Governor Jun 19, 2026
SB1165 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 13, 2026

Insurance; cost sharing; breast exams

Became law, signed Jun 19, 2026
SB1164 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 13, 2026

ALTCS; providers; change of ownership

Became law, signed Jun 19, 2026
SB1136 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 9, 2026

Workers' compensation; death benefits; remarriage

Became law, signed Jun 19, 2026
SB1135 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 9, 2026

Death benefits; burial costs

Became law, signed Jun 19, 2026
SCR1055 · 2026 session · introduced May 27, 2026

Death resolution; Bill Van Dyke

Stopped in the House
SCR1054 · 2026 session · introduced Mar 3, 2026

Mark Brnovich; death resolution

No final result listed
SCR1011 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 20, 2026

Congressional term limits; convention.

Substituted House Bill on Third Reading

Most bills in any legislature never get a vote; they stop in committee. “Became law” means the Governor signed it (or it became law without a signature).