Plain English Breakdown
Although the metadata stated 'Passed Legislature,' the official fact sheet and text confirm the Governor vetoed the bill on March 27, 2026.
HB4027: Renaming Loop 202 to Charlie Kirk Loop 202 (Vetoed)
This bill proposed designating Arizona's Loop 202 as the 'Charlie Kirk Loop 202' on official records and signs, but it was vetoed by the Governor.
What This Bill Does
- Proposed to designate Loop 202 as the Charlie Kirk Loop 202 regardless of standard naming rules.
- Required all state documents about Loop 202 to include the new name.
- Directed the Arizona Department of Transportation to place signs with the new name along the freeway.
- Stated that this change would not replace existing names for specific segments like Red Mountain or SanTan Freeway.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Arizona Department of Transportation
- Drivers and travelers using Loop 202 in Phoenix
Terms To Know
- Loop 202
- An eight-lane freeway in the southwest part of the Phoenix area that connects to Interstate 10.
- ASBGHN
- The Arizona State Board on Geographic and Historical Names, which usually decides names for roads and places.
Limits and Unknowns
- The Governor vetoed the bill because it bypasses the standard naming process.
- Because of the veto, the effective date is not applicable as written in this version.