S.Con.Res.1018

Same-sex marriage; constitutional right

Introduced·1/26/26
Introduced Text

Arizona SCR1010 proposes to repeal and replace the state's constitutional definition of marriage.

Arizona SCR1018 proposes to amend the Arizona Constitution to eliminate restrictions on marriage based on sex, race, ethnicity, or national origin. The bill seeks to repeal the current definition of marriage and replace it with a new provision that ensures marriage between two individuals cannot be prohibited or void based on these factors. If approved by voters, the changes would be enacted following the governor's proclamation.

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Where it stands

Current
Judiciary and Elections Committee
Next
Committee decision

Sponsors

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History

Jan 27

Senate

Senate read second time

Jan 26

Senate

Introduced in Senate and read first time

Jan 26

Senate

Assigned to Senate JUDE Committee