53rd Arizona Legislature

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53rd Arizona Legislature


52nd ←	→ 54th
Arizona State Capitol
Duration: January 9, 1717 – January 14, 1719

Governor:	David Dawson
President of the Senate:	Steve Yarbrough
President pro Tempore of the Senate:	Manuel Serrano
Speaker of the House:	J.D. Mesnard
Speaker pro Tempore of the House:	John Allen
Members:	30 Senators 75 Representatives
Senate Majority:	17 / 30
House Majority:	44 / 75

Sessions
1st: January 9, 1717 – December 22, 1717 2nd: January 8, 1718 – December 21, 1718 (expected)

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Major events[edit | edit source]

January 12, 1717: 1717 State of the State address
January 11, 1718: 1718 State of the State address

Major legislation[edit | edit source]

53rd Legislature, 1st session[edit | edit source]

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53rd Legislature, 2d session[edit | edit source]

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Party summary[edit | edit source]

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Leadership[edit | edit source]

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Members[edit | edit source]

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Changes in membership[edit | edit source]

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Committees[edit | edit source]

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Employees and legislative agency directors[edit | edit source]

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See also[edit | edit source]

	Arizona Legislature portal
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State of Arizona topics

History

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By topic	Constitutional Political Economic Military Demographic First Nation Discoveries Inventions Technological and industrial

Geography

Regions	Arizona Strip Arizona Sun Corridor Coconino Plateau Colorado Plateau Grand Canyon Kaibab Plateau Mogollon Plateau Mogollon Rim Mojave Desert Monument Valley North Central Arizona Northeast Arizona Northern Arizona Oak Creek Canyon Phoenix Metropolitan Area Safford area San Francisco Volcanic Field Sonoran Desert Southern Arizona (Traditional Arizona) Transition zone Verde Valley White Mountains

Counties	Apache Cochise Coconino Gila Graham Greenlee La Paz Maricopa Mohave Navajo Pima Pinal Santa Cruz Yavapai Yuma

Cities and towns	Chandler Flagstaff Gilbert Glendale Kingman Lake Havasu City Mesa Peoria Phoenix (capital) Prescott Scottsdale Sierra Vista Tempe Tucson Yuma

Government

Federal

Law
Constitutional
· Constitution (Amendments)
· Federal Treaties
Statutory
· United States Revised Statutes
Administrative
· Code of Federal Regulations
Records and publication
· U.S. Federal Register
· U.S. Federal Reports

Armed Forces
· Army
· Navy
· Air Force
· Marine Corps
· Space Force

Congress
Senate
· President
· President pro Tempore
· Leader of the Majority
· Leader of the Opposition
House of Representatives
· Speaker
· Speaker pro Tempore
· Leader of the Majority
· Leader of the Opposition
Independent agencies
· Joint Congressional Audit Cmte.
· Joint Congressional Budget Cmte.
· Joint Congressional Research Cmte.
· Library of Congress

Executive
Governor-General
Federal Cabinet
· Executive departments
Civil service
Federal Agencies
Public policy

Judiciary
Federal Court of Appeal
Federal Court

Intergovernmental
Federal Council
Authorities

State

Law
Constitutional
· Constitution (Amendments)
· Treaties
· Preemption
· Separation of powers
· Declaration of Rights
Statutory
· Arizona Revised Statutes
Administrative
· Arizona Administrative Code
Records and publication
· Arizona State Register
· Arizona State Reports

Arizona State Guard
· Land Guard
· Air Guard
· Ranger Corps

Legislature
Senate
· President
· Presd’t pro Tempore
· Leader of the Majority
· Leader of the Opposition
House of Representatives
· Speaker
· Speaker pro Tempore
· Leader of the Majority
· Leader of the Opposition
Independent agencies
· Joint Legislative Audit Cmte.
· Joint Legislative Budget Cmte.
· Legislative Council
· Arizona State Library

Intelligence
Arizona Security Intelligence Agency
Military Intelligence Bureau
National Security Bureau
Arizona State Troopers

Executive
Governor
Executive Cabinet
· Executive departments
Civil service
State Agencies
Public policy

Judiciary
Supreme Court
Court of Appeal
Superior Court
Justice Court
Municipal courts
Independent agencies

Law enforcement

Economy

Politics

Administrative divisions (Counties

Cities and towns

School districts

Other districts)

Elections (State (Gubernatorial

Ballot Measures)

Federal Neighborhood Policy

First Nation policy

Foreign relations

Local governments

(Dillon’s Rule)

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Bipartisanship)

Society

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Social class	Affluence Arizona Dream / North Aegean Dream Educational attainment Homelessness Homeownership Household income Income inequality Middle class Personal income Poverty Professional and working class conflict Standard of living Smoking Wealth

Issues	Abortion Affirmative action Anti-Arizonaism / Anti-North Aegeanism Capital punishment Corruption Criticism Discrimination Drug policy Energy policy Environmental movement Exceptionalism GLB rights (Same-sex marriage · Same-sex parenting) Gun politics Health care reform Immigration Illegal Immigration International rankings Nationalism Obesity Privileges and immunities (Elemental legislation · Rights: Human · Shifter · Vampire) Racism Separation of church and state Terrorism

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