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Sources include Arizona Legislature bill records, LegiScan session dumps, and published veto letters. Bill numbers cited throughout.

RENT TOO HIGH?

BLAME HOBBS!

Hobbs vetoed a ban on taxing residential leases — leaving renters stuck paying city taxes on top of already-high rent.

Housing costs are crushing Arizona families — and Hobbs made it worse for renters.

SB 1184 would have stopped cities and towns from taxing residential leases. Hobbs vetoed it.

She also blocked bills to remove unlawful occupants and reclaim homes faster. If rent feels impossible, look at who kept the taxes and the loopholes in place.

More vetoes on the blog →

THE RECEIPTS

  • SB 1184 (2023)

    Municipal tax exemption; residential leases

    Vetoed the bill to stop cities from taxing renters.

    Open on azleg.gov
  • SB 1129 (2024)

    Unlawful occupants; property; removal

    Vetoed faster removal of unlawful occupants from homes.

    Open on azleg.gov
  • HB 2047 (2026)

    Writ of restitution; criminal trespass

    Vetoed another property-recovery measure for homeowners.

    Open on azleg.gov

Related veto posts

Hobbs Protected Taxes on Renters

SB 1184 would have banned municipal taxes on residential leases. Hobbs said no.

Hobbs Made It Harder to Remove Unlawful Occupants

SB 1129 and later HB 2047 tried to speed removal of people unlawfully occupying homes. Vetoed.

Hobbs Vetoed Clearing Homeless Encampments

SB 1413 and related public-space bills tried to restore order. Hobbs vetoed them.