Arizona and Indiana Legislatures Conclude 2026 Sessions

The Arizona Legislature adjourned its 57th Legislature, Second Regular Session, Sine Die on June 13, 2026. Arizona's bicameral legislature consists of 30 Senate members and 60 House members, and new laws from the session carry a general effective date of September 12, 2026. Separately, the Indiana General Assembly concluded its 2026 session on its final day, reported as February 27, 2026. During Indiana's final day, lawmakers passed legislation requiring fiscal impact analyses for gubernatorial executive orders. A Medicaid bill reshaping long-term care provisions passed the Indiana House by a vote of 96-0 and the Senate by a vote of 46-4. Indiana lawmakers also advanced a boards and commissions overhaul bill that eliminates the Fire Prevention and Building Safety Commission, and separately addressed casino licensing matters, though specific details of that legislation were not fully described in available reporting. The two legislative sessions are unrelated events occurring in different states with no reported connection between them. Arizona's reporting does not detail specific bills passed during its session, focusing instead on adjournment logistics and legislative composition. Indiana's reporting does not specify an adjournment date beyond referencing the "final day" of session. Further details on the casino licensing bill's provisions and the full scope of Medicaid changes remain unspecified in the available source material.