Wendy Rogers

Senator Wendy Rogers is supporting SB 1158, a bill designed to protect homeowners from unfair HOA practices and bring clarity and fairness to property dispute resolution. SB 1158 updates Arizona law governing disputes between homeowners and condominium or planned community associations. The bill places common-sense limits on filing fees, ensures refunds when cases are dismissed or rehearing requests […]

Senator Wendy Rogers voted yes on SB 1068, making clear that the constitutional right to self-defense does not stop at the edge of a college campus. SB 1068 prohibits universities, colleges, and community colleges from banning lawful concealed carry by individuals who hold a valid Arizona concealed weapon permit. The bill also prevents governing boards from prohibiting the lawful transportation or storage

Republican state lawmakers are again going after the State Bar of Arizona, even though they seem to have a fundamental misunderstanding of how the organization works.  Their prime examples for why the State Bar should be stripped of its role in policing attorneys were a California man who was disbarred in the Grand Canyon State

 Senator Wendy Rogers voted yes on SB 1038, making clear that the fight for election transparency and election integrity is not optional and will not be abandoned no matter how many times it is vetoed. SB 1038 requires county recorders to release critical election records within one hour of polls closing, including a public list of who voted and the cast vote

PHOENIX (CN) — Arizona’s Senate Elections Committee moved to support a handful of bills that would increase public access to voter records, though Democrats say the measures would lead to safety concerns by publishing personal voter information. The elections committee, chaired by Flagstaff Republican Wendy Rogers, voted 4-2 to pass two bills that Republicans say