A Republican Majority That Delivered

With a narrow majority, unity matters.

House Republicans built the framework for the FY 2027 state budget, stayed united through negotiations, and passed the final budget with unanimous Republican support.

But the Majority Report goes far beyond the budget.

We worked to protect Arizonans from higher energy costs by requiring large, high-energy users such as data centers to bear the costs of the new infrastructure needed to serve them rather than unfairly shifting those costs onto existing ratepayers.

We strengthened penalties for sexual extortion and took action to better protect children from a growing form of online exploitation.

We fought for parents and students, advancing policies involving school safety, special education, advanced math opportunities, parental rights, and educational accountability.

And on five major issues, we sent the question directly to you, the voters, rather than allowing the Governor's veto pen to have the final word.

Some Bills Were Signed. Others Were Vetoed.

The Majority Report is also an honest accounting of what happened to the policies we advanced.

Some became law.

Others were vetoed by Governor Hobbs.

And some issues will now be decided directly by Arizona voters.

That distinction matters because elections determine much more than who occupies a seat at the Capitol. They determine which ideas can move forward, who controls the legislative agenda, how our state budget is negotiated, and whether good legislation ultimately has a Governor willing to sign it.

The Work Is Not Finished

I'm proud of what our House Republican majority accomplished, but this report isn't intended to be a victory lap.

It's a record of what we did with the majority Arizona voters entrusted to us.

And it's a reminder of why November matters.

We have more work ahead on affordability, energy, water, public safety, education, government accountability, economic growth, and protecting Arizona families.

I encourage you to watch the short video, read through the Majority Report, and see the results for yourself.

Then ask a simple question:

Do we want to keep moving Arizona in this direction?

I certainly do.

Supporter Highlights

In this section, I will feature stories or testimonials from supporters. Would you like to be featured in a future email and social media? Email me your story to conservativesforcarbone@gmail.com.

HELP KEEP ARIZONA STATE HOUSE RED

I'm asking for your vote this November so we can protect our Republican majority, build on the work we've already accomplished, and continue delivering results for the people of Arizona. Thank you for the privilege of serving you. Sincerely, Michael Carbone​ Majority Leader Arizona House of Representatives