Arizona · 2026 Regular Session

SB 1186Sent To Executive

document retention; proposals; donations

Source of recordArizona · apps.azleg.govLast synced Jul 23, 2026

Chamber

Senate

Progress

Where this bill stands in the legislative process.

Introduced
Passed Senate
Passed House
To Governor
Became Law

Overview

Senate Bill 1186 requires companies currently holding state contracts or responding to requests for proposals to disclose any valuable contributions they’ve made to the Governor, entities connected to the Governor, or organizations advocating for or against the Governor’s election. The bill also addresses the retention of procurement records and clarifies rules regarding the destruction of evaluation notes related to proposals. Furthermore, companies applying for state grants must also disclose similar contributions to the Governor and related entities.

Key provisions

Companies with state contracts or responding to RFPs must disclose valuable contributions to the Governor and related entities.
The Governor and affiliated entities (campaign committees, etc.) are designated recipients of disclosure information.
State agencies must retain procurement records according to established guidelines.
Destruction of evaluation notes related to proposals may trigger re-solicitation of contracts.
Companies applying for state grants must also disclose valuable contributions to the Governor and related entities.

Who is affected

State Agencies
Companies contracting with the state
Companies responding to requests for proposals
Grant applicants
The Governor and related political entities

Notable changes

Bill text

Read the latest version inline or switch to a previous version.

HTMLView source

Text extraction is in progress. View the official source.

Legislative history

21 recorded actions · showing the most recent 12

Mar 2, 2026House

Transmitted to Senate

Mar 11, 2026House

House First Read

Mar 16, 2026House

House Second Read

Mar 26, 2026House

Standing Committee: Government — DP

Mar 30, 2026House

Standing Committee: Rules — C&P

Mar 30, 2026House

House Consent Calendar

Mar 31, 2026House

House Majority Caucus

Mar 31, 2026House

House Minority Caucus

Jun 1, 2026House

House Committee of the Whole

Jun 9, 2026House

House Third Read: PASSED

Jun 9, 2026Senate

Transmitted to House

Jun 10, 2026

Sent to Governor

Votes

Recorded roll calls and chamber actions on this bill.

Vote map

House districts

Loading map data

0 districts with vote data

Nay

Yea

Floor votes and chamber actions

Recorded roll calls list how each member voted. Unanimous consent or voice vote appears in the official action history without a roll call; no member-level tally is available for those steps.

Recorded roll calls

Geography

Recorded positions across the state.

No public positions recorded for this legislation.

Arguments

Reasons offered for and against this legislation.

Arguments in favor

No arguments in favor have been submitted.

Submit yours

Arguments opposed

No arguments opposed have been submitted.

Submit yours

document retention; proposals; donations

Progress

Overview

Key provisions

Who is affected

Notable changes

Bill text

Sponsors

Primary sponsor

Cosponsors

Legislative history

Votes

Vote map

Floor votes and chamber actions

Recorded roll calls

Geography

Arguments

Arguments in favor

Arguments opposed

Geography

Legislative history

Votes

Vote map

Floor votes and chamber actions

Recorded roll calls