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

UTILITY BILLS TOO HIGH?

BLAME HOBBS!

When lawmakers tried to force the state’s utility consumer office to fight for the lowest rates, Hobbs vetoed it — along with grid and reliability measures.

Summer in Arizona means A/C or suffering. Utility bills are not optional.

SB 1119 would have locked the Residential Utility Consumer Office into advocating for the safest, most reliable service at the lowest retail rate possible. Hobbs called it unnecessary — and killed it.

She also vetoed electricity reliability and utility planning bills. Your bill went up. Her veto count went up with it.

More vetoes on the blog →

THE RECEIPTS

  • SB 1119 (2025)

    Residential utilities; consumer office; definition

    Vetoed requiring the consumer office to prioritize lowest retail rates.

    Open on azleg.gov
  • HB 2527 (2025)

    Corporation commission; electricity; reliability; management

    Vetoed electricity reliability management reforms.

    Open on azleg.gov
  • HB 2788 (2025)

    Utility; resource plan; commission review

    Vetoed utility resource plan review requirements.

    Open on azleg.gov
  • HB 2440 (2023)

    Electric energy; power companies; priorities

    Vetoed power company priority reforms.

    Open on azleg.gov

Related veto posts

Hobbs Blocked a Fight for Lower Utility Rates

SB 1119 would have forced Arizona’s utility consumer office to prioritize the lowest retail rates. Vetoed.

Reliability Bills Died on Hobbs’ Desk

HB 2527 and HB 2788 pushed electricity reliability and utility plan review. Hobbs vetoed both.