Michael Carbone, the House majority leader in the Arizona House of Representatives, announced that the new Majority Report highlights Republican accomplishments from the first session and outlines priorities for the second. He made these comments on X.
“Remember the Majority Plan from earlier this year,” said Carbone, State Representative from Arizona. “It was our compass for the first session. Now, we have the Majority Report. It’s a list of our accomplishments and what comes next during the second session.”
The Arizona House GOP Majority Plan for 2025 presents a conservative roadmap focused on preserving the American Dream, enhancing public safety, and protecting individual rights and liberties. According to the plan, it emphasizes lower taxes, fewer regulations, and policies that support families, workers, and retirees. The new Majority Report functions as a companion document, enabling leadership to demonstrate how specific bills and budget actions align with these said pillars while previewing the agenda for the second regular session.
Arizona’s 2025 Majority Plan underscores economic growth and regulatory reform as key priorities. It pledges to “reduce taxes when possible” and cut red tape to sustain the state’s pro-growth climate. Arizona has consistently ranked among the fastest-growing states in population and job creation. Republicans argue that these trends are tied to low-tax, business-friendly policies. Legislative proposals under the plan include measures to streamline permitting, encourage homebuilding, and shield small businesses from burdensome mandates. Progress is tracked in the Majority Report.
The Arizona Legislature operates on a two-year cycle, with each biennium including a first and second regular session. This structure allows lawmakers to introduce broad reforms in the first year and then refine, fund, or expand them in the second. According to Carbone’s reference to the Majority Report, House Republicans are documenting passed bills, budget items, and ongoing initiatives ahead of the second session to demonstrate follow-through on their published Majority Plan.
Carbone is a Republican member of the Arizona House of Representatives from District 25 and serves as House majority leader. A business owner committed to conservative values, he was first elected in 2022 and re-elected in 2024. Carbone has championed policies prioritizing public safety, border security, parental rights in education, and limited government. As majority leader, he helps set the House GOP agenda, coordinates floor action, and communicates caucus accomplishments to voters across Maricopa and Yuma counties.
The Arizona House of Representatives is a 60-member lower chamber of the state legislature with two representatives elected from each of its 30 legislative districts. Republicans currently hold a majority within this chamber giving them control over speakerships committee chairmanships along with shaping house policy agendas alongside crafting state budgets passing laws regarding taxation education border security water policy amongst others members serve two-year terms often publishing majority plans reports outlining priorities tracking results constituents
