Arizona SB1712 mandates a study on obsessive political preoccupation, focusing on its origins, effects, and potential interventions.
Arizona SB1712, the "Obsessive Political Preoccupation Study Act," directs the Department of Health Services to conduct research on obsessive political preoccupation, defined as intense emotional or psychological reactions to Donald J. Trump. The study will explore its origins, manifestations, and long-term effects on individuals, communities, and public discourse. The department must submit a report to state leaders within one year, detailing research progress, findings, and recommendations for further action. The act is repealed after December 31, 2027.
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