Lupe Contreras – Bills – State Representative

Bills Contreras wrote

As the main sponsor, Contreras introduced 3 bills, and 1 became law. Newest first.

HB2941 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 26, 2026

Motorcycles; reckless driving

Became law, signed Jun 22, 2026
HB2560 · 2025 session · introduced Jan 16, 2025

School mapping data; requirements; accessibility

Stopped in committee
HB2559 · 2025 session · introduced Jan 16, 2025

Justification; criminal offenses

Stopped in the Senate

Bills Contreras signed on to support

Legislators also sign on as co-sponsors of other legislators’ bills to show support. Contreras co-sponsored 112.

HB2684 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Working conditions; temperatures; employers; definitions

Stopped in committee
HB2680 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Worker's compensation; notice; fraud; commission

Stopped in the Senate
HB2679 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Firefighter; occupational disease; presumption

Stopped in committee
HB2677 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Places of worship; unlawful imprisonment

Stopped in committee
HB2676 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Juvenile restoration; rights; firearms; civil

Stopped in the Senate
HB2639 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

TPT; luxury item classification

Stopped in committee
HB2638 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

School mental health professionals; academy

Stopped in committee
HB2637 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

School districts; aggregate expenditure limitation.

Stopped in committee
HB2636 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Individual income tax; rate; increase

Stopped in committee
HB2635 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Full-day kindergarten students; ADM.

Stopped in committee
HB2634 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Study committee; educator health insurance

Stopped in committee
HB2574 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Traffic penalties; appeal; stay

Became law, signed Jun 4, 2026
HB2475 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Law enforcement; face coverings; prohibition

Stopped in committee
HB2474 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Noncitizen; alien; terminology.

Stopped in committee
HB2473 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

ADEQ; waste programs; funding; rules

Stopped in committee
HB2472 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Pesticides; sale; use; restrictions

Stopped in committee
HB2471 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Dolores Huerta; Cesar Chavez; holidays

Stopped in committee
HB2470 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Legislators; per diem; rate increase

Stopped in committee
HB2469 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Study committee; human trafficking

Stopped in committee
HB2468 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Peace pole monument; governmental mall

Stopped in committee
HB2466 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Employment; labor standards; meal breaks

Stopped in committee
HB2465 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Citizenship status; licensure; documentation

Stopped in committee
HB2464 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Repeal; right to work; liability

Stopped in committee
HB2463 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Misclassification; tax fraud; task force

Stopped in committee
HB2461 · 2026 session · introduced Jan 15, 2026

Employer surcharge; workforce development

Stopped in committee

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).