Alexander Kolodin — Named as the member leading the Pledge of Allegiance; transcription says 'Alexander Colladin,' which appears to be Alexander Kolodin.
Alexander Kolodin — Again identified as leading the Pledge of Allegiance.
Alexander Kolodin — Named as the member leading the Pledge of Allegiance.
Alexander Kolodin — Previously led the Pledge of Allegiance, referenced in the continuing floor proceedings.
Lupe Diaz — Named as the member delivering the prayer.
HB2170 — Listed for second reading on state contract prohibition.
HB2171 — Listed for second reading on landlordage prohibition.
HB2172 — Listed for second reading on homeowner association expiration.
HB2175 — Listed for second reading on committee study sentencing.
HB2176 — Listed for second reading; topic unclear, possibly health/cities-related.
HB2177 — Listed for second reading on agency chief medical.
HB2179 — HB 2179 is listed for second reading on area services.
HB2180 — HB 2180 is listed for second reading on appropriation.
HB2178 — Listed for second reading; described as agency chief medical-related.
HB2181 — Listed for second reading on death certificates.
HB2182 — Listed for second reading on emergency medical service.
HB2183 — Listed for second reading on emergency management.
HB2184 — Listed for second reading on fetal death funeral homes.
HB2191 — Listed for second reading on homeowners association.
HB2192 — Listed for second reading on unlawful laughing gas.
HB2193 — Listed for second reading on video content compensation.
HB2197 — Listed for second reading on student director information.
HB2198 — Listed for second reading on unlawful camping stock.
HB2200 — Listed for second reading on appropriation.
HB2201 — HB 2201 is listed for second reading as an appropriation for State Route 89A.
HB2203 — Listed for second reading on the Department of Education.
HB2207 — Listed for second reading on appropriation.
HB2214 — Listed for second reading on a special plate for skin cancer.
HB2215 — Listed for second reading on literacy endorsements.
HB237 — Listed on the calendar as a campaign finance memorial/campaign measure.
HB1783 — Listed on the calendar as an endangered species memorial/campaign measure.
Shawnna Bolick — A senator is addressed in the closing thanks, though the transcript does not clearly identify which senator is being thanked.
David Livingston — Chairman Livingston announces that the Appropriations Committee will not meet today because a special meeting will take its place at 2 o'clock.
Beverly Pingerelli — Representative Pingerelli announces that the Committee on Science and Technology will not be meeting.
Venden Leach — The transcript says 'Senator Pupper,' which appears to be a misrecognition; the intended senator is unclear, but the speaker announces a special joint meeting for Ways and Means.
Justin Wilmeth — Representative Justin Wilmeth is introduced and then announces that the new Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Committee will not be meeting tomorrow morning.
Teresa Martinez — Representative Teresa Martinez announces that, with the Speaker Pro-Tem's permission, the Committee on Rural Economic Development will not meet tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m.
Michael Carbone — Majority Leader Michael Carbone announces the Rules Committee meeting and related caucus scheduling, then moves that the House adjourn until 10 a.m. Thursday, January 15, 2026. The motion is put to a vote and passes, and the House is ordered adjourned.
Mariana Sandoval — Representative Mariana Sandoval was recognized and then rose for a point of personal privilege to introduce guests from tribal nations.
Mae Peshlakai — Requested to make comments and was acknowledged by the chair.
Mae Peshlakai — Was recognized in connection with a request to speak.
Mae Peshlakai — Was recognized to proceed with a personal privilege comment.
Alma Hernandez — Representative Alma Hernandez was first recognized and then told that personal-privilege comments would need to wait until later in the order of business. She later returned to make her point of personal privilege, addressing a committee-related incident and forcefully objecting to anyone questioning her Jewish background, while emphasizing her role and responsibilities to her district.
Julie Willoughby — Was announced as temporarily replacing Representative Powell on the Committee on Judiciary for January 14, 2026.
Julie Willoughby — Representative Willoughby announces that the Committee on Federalism, Military Affairs, and Elections will not be meeting.
Julie Willoughby — Willoughby is referenced in a clarification about whether an announcement is being made on her behalf.
Khyl Powell — Was temporarily replaced on the Committee on Judiciary for January 14, 2026.
Matt Gress — Was announced as being temporarily replaced by Representative Wynn on the Committee on Health and Human Services Special Meeting for January 22, 2026.
HB2128 — Listed for second reading; topic unclear due to transcription errors.
HB2144 — Listed for second reading on child support.