Arizona’s state senators and representatives have been introduced hundreds of new bills and dropped them in the hopper. Most won’t become law, or even make it past committees. We couldn’t help but notice a few eyebrow-raising submissions. Test your knowledge of some these young and wacky bills before they disappear (or end up on your calendar).

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How well do you know Arizona’s wacky bills being proposed?

by Alexandra Scoville, Cronkite News
January 22, 2016

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Arizona's state senators and representatives have been introduced hundreds of new bills and dropped them in the hopper. Most won't become law, or even make it past committees. We couldn't help but notice a few eyebrow-raising submissions. Test your knowledge of some these young and wacky bills before they disappear (or end up on your calendar).

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